Vocabulary Quiz - Multiplication and Division

A vocabulary quiz tailored for Year 5 students focuses on key terms related to multiplication and division. The first question asks which mathematical operation would result in a remainder, with the correct answer being Division (D). The second question explores the definition of a composite number, which is correctly identified as a number with more than two factors (D). The quiz continues by defining an inverse operation as one that reverses another operation (C), and a square number as the product of a number multiplied by itself (A).

The quiz proceeds to question five, asking which operation yields a product, with Multiplication (C) being the correct response. It then clarifies that a cube number is a number multiplied by itself twice (B). For question seven, common factors are described as numbers that can divide into two different numbers without leaving a remainder (D). A prime number is defined as a number greater than one with only two factors: one and itself (A). The term quotient is explained as the result of a division calculation (B), and finally, a multiple is identified as the result of multiplication (C).