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Multiplication and division word problems

Students practise one- and two-step multiplication and division word problems, choosing the operation using examples like arrays, equal sharing, and combining and removing. Level: 4th grade.

By Edform · Mathematics · Grade 4 · Published Oct 28, 2026 · New

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Questions

  1. A class has 6 tables with 4 students at each table. How many students are there?
  2. A baker packs 36 muffins equally into 4 boxes. How many muffins go in each box?
  3. A school bought 5 packs of pencils with 8 pencils in each pack. Then it gave 7 pencils to a classroom. How many pencils remain?
  4. A coach has 42 water bottles and puts 6 bottles in each bag. After filling the bags, the coach brings 3 more bottles. How many bottles are there altogether?
  5. Calculate: 8 × 7 − 12
  6. A librarian puts 48 books equally on 6 shelves. Which operation should you use to find the number of books on each shelf?
  7. Put these steps in the order you would use to solve a two-step word problem.
  8. Match each word problem with the expression that finds its answer.
  9. Complete the answer to the word problem.
  10. Choose the operation that completes the sentence.

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