5th Grade Fractions as Division Test with Point Values (PDF)

1. Write \(5 \div 8\) as a fraction. (1 point)
2. Write \(\frac{3}{7}\) as a division problem. (1 point)

1. Find \(11 \div 4\). Write the answer as a mixed number. (1 point)
2. Find \(19 \div 6\). Write the answer as a mixed number. (1 point)

Four friends share 3 granola bars equally. Each bar is cut into 4 equal pieces, as shown.

1. Write a division sentence for this problem. (1 point)
2. How much of a granola bar does each friend get? (1 point)

Decide which is greater, \(9 \div 4\) or \(14 \div 6\). Show your work.

Point P shows the quotient of a division problem on the number line.

1. Write the location of P as an improper fraction. (1 point)
2. Write the location of P as a mixed number. (1 point)
3. Write a division problem that has this quotient. (1 point)

A coach shares 10 oranges equally among 4 players.

1. Write a division problem for this situation. (1 point)
2. How many oranges does each player get? Write the answer as a mixed number in simplest form. (2 points)

A 15-foot ribbon is cut into 6 equal pieces.

1. How long is each piece? Write the answer as a mixed number in simplest form. (2 points)
2. Is each piece longer than 2 feet? Explain. (1 point)

Liam divides 9 pounds of flour equally into 4 bags. He also has one bag that holds \(2\frac{1}{2}\) pounds.

1. How many pounds of flour go into each of the 4 bags? Write the answer as a mixed number. (1 point)
2. Is the single bag heavier or lighter than one of the 4 equal bags? Explain. (1 point)

Priya says that \(4 \div 9\) equals \(\frac{9}{4}\). Explain her mistake and give the correct fraction.