Multiplication and Division: Formal Written Methods - Worksheets, Questions and Revision

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KS2.M-Y5N3 Multiplication and Division: Formal Written Methods

Calculators not allowed · about 60 minutes
Total Marks
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Multiply 48 by 6.
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2
A baker packs 125 cupcakes into boxes of 5. How many boxes does he need?
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3
Work out 276 × 4 using formal written multiplication.
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4
A teacher orders 38 packs of coloured pencils. Each pack contains 12 pencils. How many pencils are there in total?
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5
Multiply 1,203 by 7. Show your method.
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6
Divide 961 by 3. Write the quotient and the remainder if there is one.
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7
A garden centre packs bulbs into bags of 9. They have 2,517 bulbs. How many full bags can they make and how many bulbs are left over?
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8
Work out 324 × 26. Show your working clearly.
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9
A school needs 3,745 crayons. Crayons come in boxes of 24. How many boxes must the school order to have at least 3,745 crayons?
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10
Multiply 5,006 by 3.
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11
A charity packs tins into crates of 18. They have 14,976 tins. How many full crates can they fill?
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12
Work out 2,315 × 14. Show your method.
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13
A coach holds 53 passengers. How many coaches do you need to carry 2,965 people? Show how you decided.
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14
Explain your answer: Is 4,032 divisible by 8? Show working to support your answer.
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15
Work out 789 × 32 showing the columns or partitioning you use.
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16
Divide 7,204 by 6. Give the quotient and remainder if any.
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17
Explain your answer: If 256 activity packs are shared equally between 9 classes, will there be any packs left over? Show how you know.
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18
A factory makes 4,125 widgets each day. How many widgets are made in 37 days? Show your method.
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Mark scheme · KS2.M-Y5N3 Multiplication and Division: Formal Written Methods

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