πagarwalmath · 3rd grade · Common Core 3.OA.A.3
🎒 Multiply & divide stories
Multiplication and division story problems within 100
Name: ______________________Date: ____________
1Astro Ana cuts a rope 10 feet long into pieces 5 feet long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
2Benny the Bear cuts a rope 32 feet long into pieces 4 feet long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
3Lily has 4 bags with 9 marbles in each bag. How many marbles is that?
Answer: ______________ marbles
4Penny the Panda shares 70 acorns equally among 10 friends. How many does each friend get?
Answer: ______________ acorns
5Captain Nova buys 8 packs of moon rocks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 64 moon rocks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
6A garden has 8 rows with the same number of plants in each row. There are 24 plants. How many plants are in each row?
Answer: ______________ plants
7Aiden shares 30 crayons equally among 6 friends. How many does each friend get?
Answer: ______________ crayons
8Maya cuts a rope 8 feet long into pieces 2 feet long. How many pieces are there?
Answer: ______________ pieces
9Captain Nova buys 7 packs of moon rocks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 14 moon rocks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
10Captain Nova buys 3 packs of moon rocks. Each pack has the same number, and there are 30 moon rocks in all. How many are in each pack?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
11Astro Ana has 7 bags with 6 moon rocks in each bag. How many moon rocks is that?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
12Captain Nova has 5 bags with 6 moon rocks in each bag. How many moon rocks is that?
Answer: ______________ moon rocks
Answer key: Multiply & divide stories
- 1. 2 pieces
- 2. 8 pieces
- 3. 36 marbles
- 4. 7 acorns
- 5. 8 moon rocks
- 6. 3 plants
- 7. 5 crayons
- 8. 4 pieces
- 9. 2 moon rocks
- 10. 10 moon rocks
- 11. 42 moon rocks
- 12. 30 moon rocks
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