MTAP Saturday

Program
in Mathematics
GRADE 2 SESSION 4
OPENING PRAYER
 CHECKING
OF
ATTENDANCE
TOPICS

DIVISION
AND
FRACTIONS
 A. Determine which number correctly answers
both equations.

1) 30 ÷ 6 = __ 2) 48 ÷ 8 = __
__ X 6 = 30 __ X 8 = 48

3) 45 ÷ 9 = __ 4) 56 ÷ 7 = __
__ X 9 = 45 __ X 7 = 56
 A. Determine which number correctly answers
both equations.

5
1) 30 ÷ 6 = __ 6
2) 48 ÷ 8 = __
5 X 6 = 30
__ 6 X 8 = 48
__

5
3) 45 ÷ 9 = __ 8
4) 56 ÷ 7 = __
5 X 9 = 45
__ 8
__ X 7 = 56
 A. Determine which number correctly answers
both equations.

5) 63 ÷ 9 = __ 6) 54 ÷ 6 = __
__ X 9 = 63 __ X 6 = 54

7) 72 ÷ 8 = __ 8) 81 ÷ 9 = __
__ X 8 = 72 __ X 9 = 81
 A. Determine which number correctly answers
both equations.

7
5) 63 ÷ 9 = __ 9
6) 54 ÷ 6 = __
7 X 9 = 63
__ 9 X 6 = 54
__

9
7) 72 ÷ 8 = __ 9
8) 81 ÷ 9 = __
9 X 8 = 72
__ 9 X 9 = 81
__
 B. Prepare for long division. Determine the
best answer for the following questions.

8
1) 4 times ___ is as close to 34 as you can get, without going over.

9is as close to 58 as you can get, without going over.

2) 6 times ___

8
3) 7 times ___ is as close to 60 as you can get, without going over.
12
4) 5 times ___ is as close to 63 as you can get, without going over.

9
5) 9 times ___ is as close to 85 as you can get, without going over.
 B. Prepare for long division. Determine the
best answer for the following questions.

6) 8 times ___8 is as close to 67 as you can get, without going over.

12 is as close to 125 as you can get, without going over.
7) 10 times ___

8) 11 times ___9 is as close to 100 as you can get, without going over.
12
9) 12 times ___ is as close to 148 as you can get, without going over.

10) 20 times ___

9 is as close to 190 as you can get, without going over.
C. Dividing with multiples of ten. Solve each
problem.
5
100
20 5
50 900
6 60
4 7
C. Dividing with multiples of ten. Solve each
problem.
80
50
500
600
9
D. Fraction quantity relative to whole. Solve each
problem.
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D. Fraction quantity relative to whole. Solve each
problem.

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 5)

6)
Fractions!
E. Solve each problem. Answer with the fraction. of a meter

1. Which is longer? of a meter or of a meter?

of a kilogram
2. Which is lighter? of a kilogram or of a kilogram?

3. Which is heavier? A cup of flour or cup of flour?

cup of flour

4. Which is the bigger amount? 9/10 of a hundred pesos or 𝟗

4/10 of a hundred pesos? 𝟏𝟎
 E. Solve each problem. Answer with the fraction.

5. Which is shorter? of a minute or of a minute?

of a minute?

6. Which has fewer people? A football stadium that is full or a football stadium
that is full?
a football stadium that is full
DIVISION
What
What is
is athe remainder?
remainder?

Here we have 8 lollipops to be divided equally to

Mhie , Yhu and Shy.

They each got 3 and there is 1 left over.

This is called a remainder.
F. Use multiplication rules to determine the missing
remainder for each problem.
1) a) 913 ÷ 5 = 182 r. _____ 3) a) 668 ÷ 5 = 133 r. ___
b) 3 645 ÷ 10 = 364 r. ____ b) 3 754 ÷ 2 = 1 875 r. ___
c) 558 ÷ 10 = 55 r. _____ c) 2 800 ÷ 2 = 1 375 r. ___

2) a) 264 ÷ 2 = 132 r. ___ 4) a) 275 ÷ 2 = 137 r. ___

b) 2 593 ÷25 = 1 296 r. ___ b) 3 783 ÷ 10 = 378 r. ___
c) 1 199 ÷ 2 = 599 r. ___ c) 7 447 ÷ 10 = 744 r. ___
.

5 ) a) 509 ÷ 10 = 50 r. ___
b) 2 209 ÷ 2 = 1 101 r. ___
c) 5 673 ÷ 10 = 567 r. ___
Let’s do some
more!
II. Answer the following questions.
1. What is 13 more than 1/2 of 10?
1) 8
2. Which is greater 11/12 or 12/11 ?
2) 12/11
3.If 10 is added to 1/2, how many halves will there be?

3) 21
4.How much more is 1/2 of 100 greater than 1/3 of 90?

4) 20
5. Which of these fractions is the smallest, , ,, ? 5)

6. Which of these fractions is the greatest, , ,, ?

6)

7. What is midway between and ?

7)
8. is equal to how many 45ths?

8) 24
9.Audrey cuts a pizza into 3 equal parts. then she cut each part into halves. What part of the
whole pizza is 1 piece?

10.Mr. Lee withdrew ₱10 500 from one bank and ₱5 500 from another bank. He divided the
whole amount equally among his 4 sons. What was the share of each son?

11.Mrs. Lee bought a washing machine for ₱12 285. She paid ₱3 000 as down payment. She
agreed to pay the rest in 5 equal monthly instalments. What was the monthly instalments?

12. A vendor has ₱1 600. If a mango costs ₱28, how many can he buy?
9.Audrey cuts a pizza into 3 equal parts. then she cut each part into halves. What part of the
whole pizza is 1 piece?
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10. Mr. Lee withdrew ₱10 500 from one bank and ₱5 500 from another bank. He divided the
whole amount equally among his 4 sons. What was the share of each son?

We must add the 2 amounts. 10 500 + 5 500 = 16000.

Then divide by 4, 16 000
Each son got a share of ₱ 4 000.
11. Mrs. Lee bought a washing machine for ₱12 285. She paid ₱3 000 as down payment. She
agreed to pay the rest in 5 equal monthly instalments. What was the monthly instalments?

We must subtract the down payment, 12 285 – 3000 = 9285.

Divide 9285 by 5 , 9285 5 = 1875.
The monthly instalment was ₱ 1875.

12. A vendor has ₱1 600. If a mango costs ₱28, how many can he buy?
We must divide 1600 by 28 , 1600 28 = 57 remainder 4
The vendor can buy 57 only.
13. Four hundred twenty-five students and teachers will go outing. if each
bus can seat 54 people, how many buses do they need?

14. A farmer gathered 760 guavas from their farm. He placed 60 guavas in
each basket and sold them. How many guavas were not in a full basket?

15. Grandma earns ₱148, 800 a year from her sari-sari store. How much
does Grandma earn each month?
13. Four hundred twenty-five students and teachers will go outing. if each
bus can seat 54 people, how many buses do they need?

We must divided 425 by 54, 425 54 = 7 remainder 47

They need 8 buses. If 7 only 47 can’t be accommodated.
14. A farmer gathered 760 guavas from their farm. He placed 60 guavas in each
basket and sold them. How many guavas were not in a full basket?

We must divide 760 by 60 , 760 60 = 12 remainder 40

There were 40 guavas only.
15. Grandma earns ₱148, 800 a year from her sari-sari store. How much
does Grandma earn each month?

We have 12 months in a year. So we divided 148 800 by 12.

148800 12 = 12400.
Grandma earns ₱ 12, 400 each month.
CHALLENGE!
1. Philip received a bonus of ₱6 000. He gave 1/4 of it to his mother. His mother gave 1/5
of her money to her sister Marjorie. How much did Marjorie receive?

2. Four-sevenths of the students in a school are boys. If 3/8 of the boys are scouts, how
many scouts are there in the school of 1 876 students?

3. A 5-liter can of soy sauce costs ₱555. How much does a 1/5 liter of soy sauce cost?

4. There were 4 463 adults and 2 675 children who joined the Ati-atihan festival. How
many more adults than children joined the festival if it is doubled and divided by 8?
 1. Philip received a bonus of ₱6 000. He gave 1/4 of it to his mother. His mother gave 1/5
of her money to her sister Marjorie. How much did Marjorie receive?

Divide 6000 by 4, 6000

Divide 1500 by 5, 1500
Marjorie received ₱300.00

2. Four-sevenths of the students in a school are boys. If 3/8 of the boys are scouts, how many
scouts are there in the school of 1 876 students?
Divide 1876 by 7 , 1876
Since it is 4/7 , 268 x 4 = 1072 ;
Divide 1072 by 8, to get the 7/8 , 1072 134 x 3 = 402
There are 402 scouts in the school.
3. A 5-liter can of soy sauce costs ₱555. How much does a 1/5 liter of soy sauce cost?

To get the cost of one liter, 555 by 5, 555

One liter is ₱ 111.
To get the cost of 1/5 liter, divide 111 by5 , 111
I/5 of a liter is ₱ 22.20.

4. There were 4 463 adults and 2 675 children who joined the Ati-atihan festival. How
many more adults than children joined the festival if it is doubled and divided by 8?

Subtract , 4463 – 2675 = 1788

1788 x 2 = 3576 ; 3576
It is 447.
5.Of 40 pupils in class, 16 likes Math and 22 likes Science and 4 likes both
subject. How many doesn’t like any of the subjects?

6. Twenty pupils are assigned to form a big square. How many pupils are there
in each side?

7.Jack ate 1/4 of a pizza. Jill ate 1/6 of the remaining part. What fraction of the
pizza was left?

8. A vendor cut pineapples in eights. After selling 47 pieces, he had 9 pieces

left. How many pineapples did he cut?
5.Of 40 pupils in class, 16 likes Math and 22 likes Science and 4 likes both
subject. How many doesn’t like any of the subjects?
Since there are 4 who likes both subject, subtract 4 from each group,

16 – 4 = 12, and 22- 4 = 18

Then add 12 + 18 + 4 = 34. 40 – 34 = 6
6 pupils don’t like any subject.
6. Twenty pupils are assigned to form a big square. How many
pupils are there in each side?

There are 6 pupils on each side.

5.Of 40 pupils in class, 16 likes Math and 22 likes Science and 4 likes both
subject. How many doesn’t like any of the subjects?

6. Twenty pupils are assigned to form a big square. How many pupils are there
in each side?

7.Jack ate 1/4 of a pizza. Jill ate 1/6 of the remaining part. What fraction of the
pizza was left?

8. A vendor cut pineapples in eights. After selling 47 pieces, he had 9 pieces

left. How many pineapples did he cut?
7.Jack ate 1/4 of a pizza. Jill ate 1/6 of the remaining part. What fraction of the
pizza was left?

8. A vendor cut pineapples in eights. After selling 47 pieces, he had 9 pieces

left. How many pineapples did he cut?
47 + 9 = 56 ; 56
The vendor cut 7 pineapples.
9. A 16-feet piece of log. How many cuts are needed to have pieces that
are 2 ft. each?

10. Razil arranged 66 roses in 7 bases. Some bases had only 6 red roses and the
others had only 12 pink roses. How many bases had only red roses?
9. A 16-feet piece of log. How many cuts are needed to have pieces that
are 2 ft. each?

7 cuts

10. Razil arranged 66 roses in 7 bases. Some bases had only 6 red roses and the
others had only 12 pink roses. How many bases had only red roses?
12 x 4 = 48
6 x 3 = 18 3 vases had only
red roses
48 + 18 = 66
9. A 16-feet piece of log. How many cuts are needed to have pieces that
are 2 ft. each?

7 cuts

10. Razil arranged 66 roses in 7 bases. Some bases had only 6 red roses and the
others had only 12 pink roses. How many bases had only red roses?
47 + 9 = 56 ; 56
The vendor cut 7 pineapples.