Mathematics Grade7-8 Division Test
Mathematics Division Test
Grade7/8
- Word problems: [18]
1.1. For the Help the Homeless project, your class collected 1475 tins of food. Each family gets 25 tins of food.
1.1.1. How many families will be helped? (2)
1.1.2. If there are 26 homeless families, how many more tins need to be collected? (2)
1.2. A new tree nursery has been planned in the Ondangwa nursery. 60 000 new trees are to be planted.
1.2.1. If there are to be 15 rows of new trees, how many trees will be planted in each row? (2)
1.2.2. A local school becomes involved in the planting of the trees. 187 children plant 12 trees each. How many trees still need to be planted? (3)
1.3. A tank contains 18.29L of orange juice. How many containers with a capacity of 340 ml can be filled from the tank? (3)
1.4. Sam has ninety-six muffins, which he needs to box up, nine of which are blueberry, into dosens. How many boxes does he need? (2)
1.5. There are five hundred and seventy students at a school and four hundred and ten of them are boys. If each classroom
holds 30 students, how many classrooms are needed at the school? (2)
1.6. Mike earns thirty-one dollars cleaning a home. If, cleaning two storey homes, he made two hundred and seventy nine dollars, how many homes did he clean? (2)
- Long Division: [16]
Do the following using the long division method for division.
2.1 41952 ÷ 48 (2)
2.2. 19386 ÷ 27 (2)
2.3. 28196 ÷ 76 (2)
2.4. 43830 ÷ 45 (2)
2.5. 17595 ÷ 23 (2)
2.6. 42400 ÷ 50 (2)
2.7. 17514 ÷ 42 (2)
2.8. 66572 ÷ 89 (2)
- Short Division: [16]
Do the following using the short division method for division.
3.1. 2648 ÷ 7 (2)
3.2. 4797 ÷ 6 (2)
3.3. 13 464 ÷ 8 (2)
3.4. 9731 ÷ 4 (2)
3.5. 28 652 ÷ 13 (2)
3.6. 38 367 ÷ 27 (2)
3.7. 40 642 ÷ 14 (2)
3.8. 8936 ÷ 4 (2)
Is this a checking for knowledge quiz? Seems a bit easy for 7th and 8th grade. Thank you.
This was a test I used at the beginning of our academic year to see at what levels my learners rated since I began at a new school. For interest sake, what grade would you use this test?
Thanks for sharing that back to school mathematics post :) Used to love math back in the day.