🧮 Part 1: Multiple Choice Problems

1. A bakery sells 234 loaves of bread each day for 3 days. How many loaves do they sell in total?

612 loaves

702 loaves

237 loaves

692 loaves

2. A farmer has 365 apples and wants to pack them equally into 4 boxes. How many apples will be left over?

1 apple

2 apples

3 apples

0 apples

3. A school orders 1,248 pencils. If they are packed in boxes of 6, how many boxes will they need?

206 boxes

208 boxes

204 boxes

210 boxes

4. Which calculation would you use to solve this problem: "Sarah buys 45 packets of stickers with 12 stickers in each packet. How many stickers does she have altogether?"

45 ÷ 12

45 + 12

45 × 12

45 - 12

✏️ Part 2: Show Your Working

5. A cinema has 186 seats in each of its 4 theatres. How many seats are there altogether?

Answer: _________ seats

6. A chocolate factory produces 2,856 chocolates. They need to pack them into boxes of 8. How many full boxes can they make, and how many chocolates will be left over?

Full boxes: _________ boxes

Chocolates left over: _________ chocolates

7. A library has 23 shelves with 48 books on each shelf. How many books are there in total?

Answer: _________ books

🎯 Part 3: Problem Solving Challenge

8. A sports shop sells cricket balls in packs of 6. If they have 1,275 cricket balls, how many complete packs can they make? Write a word problem explanation of your answer.

9. Create your own word problem using the calculation 156 × 7, then solve it.

Your word problem:

Your solution:

Answer: _____________