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Division Word Problems — Set 1
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Eli had 56 books. They shared them equally onto 8 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many books are left?
Answer:
2)
Ravi had 35 apples. They shared them equally onto 7 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
3)
Eli had 15 stickers. They shared them equally onto 3 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many stickers are left?
Answer:
4)
Max had 81 shells. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many shells are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 1
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 2
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Eli had 36 marbles. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
2)
Eli had 40 crayons. They shared them equally onto 5 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
3)
Maya had 77 flowers. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
4)
Max had 48 pencils. They shared them equally onto 12 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 2
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 3
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Maya had 33 marbles. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
2)
Ava had 42 books. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many books are left?
Answer:
3)
Maya had 70 flowers. They shared them equally onto 10 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
4)
Zoe had 16 crayons. They shared them equally onto 4 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 3
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 4
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Ivy had 72 marbles. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
2)
Max had 36 cookies. They shared them equally onto 3 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
3)
Sofia had 36 stickers. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many stickers are left?
Answer:
4)
Eli had 20 crayons. They shared them equally onto 2 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 4
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 5
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Sofia had 10 pencils. They shared them equally onto 2 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
2)
Maya had 90 apples. They shared them equally onto 10 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
3)
Sofia had 72 cookies. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
4)
Eli had 60 books. They shared them equally onto 5 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many books are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 5
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 6
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Ivy had 45 crayons. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
2)
Ravi had 60 books. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many books are left?
Answer:
3)
Max had 8 pencils. They shared them equally onto 4 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
4)
Max had 24 crayons. They shared them equally onto 3 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 6
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 7
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Zoe had 48 pencils. They shared them equally onto 12 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
2)
Leo had 27 stickers. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many stickers are left?
Answer:
3)
Ravi had 54 flowers. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
4)
Eli had 18 apples. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 7
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 8
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Ivy had 55 pencils. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
2)
Maya had 90 shells. They shared them equally onto 10 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many shells are left?
Answer:
3)
Leo had 36 marbles. They shared them equally onto 12 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
4)
Ivy had 132 cards. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cards are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 8
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 9
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Noah had 44 flowers. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
2)
Max had 33 crayons. They shared them equally onto 3 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
3)
Eli had 81 apples. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
4)
Noah had 99 marbles. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 9
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 10
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Zoe had 66 marbles. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
2)
Noah had 55 cards. They shared them equally onto 5 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cards are left?
Answer:
3)
Sofia had 28 shells. They shared them equally onto 4 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many shells are left?
Answer:
4)
Sofia had 36 flowers. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 10
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 11
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Ravi had 60 cookies. They shared them equally onto 5 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
2)
Ava had 22 apples. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
3)
Ava had 18 cookies. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
4)
Sofia had 96 pencils. They shared them equally onto 8 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 11
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 12
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Maya had 12 pencils. They shared them equally onto 4 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
2)
Ava had 36 stickers. They shared them equally onto 3 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many stickers are left?
Answer:
3)
Noah had 108 flowers. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
4)
Eli had 121 apples. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 12
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 13
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Maya had 48 cards. They shared them equally onto 8 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cards are left?
Answer:
2)
Max had 33 cookies. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
3)
Eli had 81 crayons. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
4)
Leo had 108 marbles. They shared them equally onto 12 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 13
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 14
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Sofia had 45 flowers. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many flowers are left?
Answer:
2)
Ivy had 16 crayons. They shared them equally onto 8 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
3)
Maya had 8 pencils. They shared them equally onto 2 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many pencils are left?
Answer:
4)
Leo had 50 stickers. They shared them equally onto 10 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many stickers are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 14
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 15
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Ava had 120 apples. They shared them equally onto 10 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
2)
Maya had 88 cards. They shared them equally onto 11 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cards are left?
Answer:
3)
Sofia had 36 apples. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
4)
Zoe had 44 cookies. They shared them equally onto 4 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many cookies are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 15
Ages 8–11
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Division Word Problems — Set 16
Name
Score
Solve each two-step problem. Show your work.
1)
Eli had 60 apples. They shared them equally onto 5 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many apples are left?
Answer:
2)
Ivy had 72 marbles. They shared them equally onto 9 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
3)
Ravi had 36 marbles. They shared them equally onto 6 plates, then ate 1
plate. How many marbles are left?
Answer:
4)
Sofia had 120 crayons. They shared them equally onto 12 plates, then ate
1 plate. How many crayons are left?
Answer:
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Math Worksheet
Division Word Problems — Set 16
Ages 8–11
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