Long Division Word Problems Worksheet

Are you in search of a practical and effective way to enhance your math skills? Look no further than our long division word problems worksheet. Designed to provide an engaging and interactive learning experience, this worksheet is perfect for students who want to strengthen their understanding of division using real-life scenarios.

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Fred has 36 cookies and wants to share them equally among his 9 friends. How many cookies will each friend get?

Each friend will get 4 cookies.

Jane has 48 books that she wants to divide equally among her 4 bookshelves. How many books will each bookshelf hold?

Each bookshelf will hold 12 books.

There are 64 apples that need to be packed into bags of 8. How many bags will be needed?

Eight bags will be needed to pack 64 apples, with each bag containing 8 apples.

A grocery store received 108 boxes of cereal and wants to distribute them equally among 6 shelves. How many boxes will each shelf hold?

Each shelf will hold 18 boxes of cereal since 108 boxes divided by 6 shelves equals 18 boxes per shelf.

Sam has 96 colored pencils and wants to divide them equally into 12 pencil cases. How many colored pencils will go in each pencil case?

Sam will put 8 colored pencils in each pencil case to divide the 96 colored pencils equally into 12 pencil cases.

A farmer has 84 carrots and wants to sell them in bunches of 7. How many bunches can the farmer make?

The farmer can make 12 bunches of 7 carrots each, since 84 divided by 7 equals 12 bunches.

A school has 128 students and wants to divide them equally into 8 classrooms. How many students will be in each classroom?

Each classroom will have 16 students, as dividing 128 students equally among 8 classrooms results in 16 students per classroom.

There are 72 markers that need to be packed into boxes of 9. How many boxes will be needed?

You will need 8 boxes to pack the 72 markers, as 72 divided by 9 equals 8. Each box will contain 9 markers, resulting in a total of 72 markers being packed into the 8 boxes.

Andy has 80 marbles that he wants to distribute equally among 5 jars. How many marbles will go in each jar?

Andy will put 16 marbles in each jar to distribute them equally among 5 jars.

A truck carrying 180 boxes needs to be loaded onto 12 shelves. How many boxes will be on each shelf?

Each shelf will have 15 boxes (180 boxes divided by 12 shelves).