Welcome to another Learner's Grid resource. Please enjoy the quiz below. This quiz relate to our class work on giving quotients as fractions, and has the answers available. Just click the answer buttons to see each answer!

Solve by giving the quotient as fractions or remainders: (1)   If I share $5.50 amongst 10 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (2)   If I share $16.60 amongst 10 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (3)   If I share $25.50 amongst 10 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (4)   If I share $56.50 amongst 10 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (5)   If I share $24.50 amongst 10 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (6)   If I share $5.50 amongst 5 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (7)   If I share $2.50 amongst 5 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!)  (8)   If I share $4.50 amongst 5 children, how much would each person get? (Give your answer as a decimal fraction since we are dealing with money!) (9)   Gordon had a piece of string that was 1.45 metres long. If he cut it into 10 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (10)   Reba had a piece of rope that was 5.45 metres long. If she cut it into 10 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (11)   Stan had a piece of cotton that was 423cm long. If he cut it into 10 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (12)   Mary had a length of timber that was 38cm long. If she had it cut it into 4 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (13)   Fester had a length of timber that was 67cm long. If he had it cut it into 5 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (14)   James had a strip of paper that was 67cm long. If he had it cut it into 4 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece? (15)   Sarah had a strip of paper that was 73cm long. If she had it cut it into 8 pieces of equal length, how long was each new (shorter!) piece?