Practice Division as Sharing in Math
Use these practice problems to test your method after reviewing the concept explanation and worked examples.
Quick Recap
Understanding division as distributing a total equally among a given number of groups. This 'fair sharing' model asks: if I share equally, how many does each group get?
12 cookies shared among 4 kids—each gets 3. Division tells us the share size.
Showing a random 20 of 50 problems.
Example 1
easyShare cookies equally among children. How many does each get?
Example 2
mediumA teacher shares pencils among tables. How many per table?
Example 3
mediumA teacher splits pencils equally between tables, then each table loses . How many pencils remain per table?
Example 4
challenge candies are shared among children and one parent so that the children's total share and the parent's share are in the ratio . How many candies does the parent receive?
Example 5
medium45 students are split into equal teams of 9. How many teams are there? Then, if each team gets 4 water bottles, how many bottles are needed total?
Example 6
easyShare candies equally among kids.
Example 7
easyTwenty-four cookies are split equally among plates. How many on each plate?
Example 8
hardFive friends share a -inch sub equally. How long (in inches) is each piece?
Example 9
mediumTwelve donuts are shared among friends, and then more donuts arrive and are added equally to each friend's share. How many does each have now?
Example 10
mediumTwenty-one grapes are shared among kids equally. How many does each get?
Example 11
hardA teacher shares stickers as evenly as possible among kids. How many does each get, and how many are left?
Example 12
hardA prize of is split so that each winner gets except the top winner who gets double. If everyone except the top winner gets the same, and there are winners total, how much does the top winner get?
Example 13
mediumShare stickers equally among kids. How many each, how many left?
Example 14
mediumForty stickers are shared among kids equally. How many each?
Example 15
mediumA teacher shares books equally among tables, then adds extra book to each table. How many books per table now?
Example 16
easyEight friends share trading cards equally. How many each?
Example 17
easyTwenty-seven crayons are shared equally among children. How many each?
Example 18
easyShare marbles equally among kids. How many marbles per kid?
Example 19
easyYou have 18 stickers to share equally among 3 friends. How many stickers does each friend get?
Example 20
easyDivide pencils among students equally. How many each?