Long Division Quest

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Learn long division step by step

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Froggy Jumps Long Division QuestOnline version Learn long division step by step by Kashvi Shah 1 When starting long division, what do you first determine? a How many digits are in the dividend b What the divisor is c How many times the divisor fits into the leftmost chunk of the dividend 2 What is a remainder in long division? a The divisor’s value b What is left over after subtracting the product c The total quotient 3 Why do you estimate the quotient in long division? a To reorder the digits of the dividend b To guess how many times the divisor fits into the current dividend portion c To multiply the divisor by the dividend 4 In 472 ÷ 8, the first quotient digit comes from dividing which part? a The next digit after bringing down b The entire 472 by 8 c The leftmost chunk 47 by 8 5 What do you write above the long division bar? a The divisor b The remainder c The quotient digits 6 After you multiply and subtract, what is done next? a Double the divisor b Write a zero above the bar c Bring down the next digit of the dividend 7 In a long division problem, what is the divisor most of the time? a The remainder b The number you are dividing by c The number you divide into 8 If the current portion is smaller than the divisor, what often happens to the quotient digit? a You stop the problem entirely b It becomes negative c It is 0 for that position 9 Why is it important to align digits properly in long division? a To make the problem look harder b To decorate the page c To keep place value correct for each step 10 What should you do with the final remainder to check your work? a Subtract the quotient from the dividend b Ignore it and finish c Multiply the divisor by the quotient and add the remainder

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Long Division QuestOnline version

Learn long division step by step

by Kashvi Shah

When starting long division, what do you first determine?

How many digits are in the dividend

What the divisor is

How many times the divisor fits into the leftmost chunk of the dividend

What is a remainder in long division?

The divisor’s value

What is left over after subtracting the product

The total quotient

Why do you estimate the quotient in long division?

To reorder the digits of the dividend

To guess how many times the divisor fits into the current dividend portion

To multiply the divisor by the dividend

In 472 ÷ 8, the first quotient digit comes from dividing which part?

The next digit after bringing down

The entire 472 by 8

The leftmost chunk 47 by 8

What do you write above the long division bar?

The divisor

The remainder

The quotient digits

After you multiply and subtract, what is done next?

Double the divisor

Write a zero above the bar

Bring down the next digit of the dividend

In a long division problem, what is the divisor most of the time?

The remainder

The number you are dividing by

The number you divide into

If the current portion is smaller than the divisor, what often happens to the quotient digit?

You stop the problem entirely

It becomes negative

It is 0 for that position

Why is it important to align digits properly in long division?

To make the problem look harder

To decorate the page

To keep place value correct for each step

What should you do with the final remainder to check your work?

Subtract the quotient from the dividend

Ignore it and finish

Multiply the divisor by the quotient and add the remainder

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Long Division Quest

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Long Division QuestOnline version

by Kashvi Shah

When starting long division, what do you first determine?

What is a remainder in long division?

Why do you estimate the quotient in long division?

In 472 ÷ 8, the first quotient digit comes from dividing which part?

What do you write above the long division bar?

After you multiply and subtract, what is done next?

In a long division problem, what is the divisor most of the time?

If the current portion is smaller than the divisor, what often happens to the quotient digit?

Why is it important to align digits properly in long division?

What should you do with the final remainder to check your work?

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