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Division Facts

Grade 3 · On-level practice · 15 questions · Version PG-36L-1DQJ

Four children and a teacher collaborate with blocks, patterns, and a notebook.
1.

30 / 6 =

2.

20 / 2 =

3.

21 / 7 =

4.

32 / 8 =

5.

20 / 5 =

6.

56 / 8 =

7.

24 / 3 =

8.

14 / 7 =

9.

48 / 8 =

10.

64 / 8 =

11.

9 / 3 =

12.

20 / 4 =

13.

16 / 2 =

14.

32 / 4 =

15.

18 / 2 =

How to use this skill

Practice exact division using related multiplication facts.

Worked example

35 / 5 = 7 because 5 x 7 = 35.

Common mistake

Switching the divisor and quotient when checking with multiplication.

Helpful hint

Ask: what number times the divisor makes the dividend?

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