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Grade 6 math · M.3 · Expressions and Variables

Write products and quotients with a letter

Type the letter of the expression that matches the phrase. For a quotient, the number that is divided comes first.

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  1. Which expression matches “2 times m”? A) 2m; B) 2 + m; C) 2 ÷ m; D) m ÷ 2

    Answer: A

  2. Which expression matches “s multiplied by 4”? A) 4 × s; B) 4 + s; C) 4 ÷ s; D) s ÷ 4

    Answer: A

  3. Which expression matches “3 times p”? A) p ÷ 3; B) 3p; C) 3 + p; D) 3 ÷ p

    Answer: B

Tip: Type the letter of the expression that matches the phrase. For a quotient, the number that is divided comes first.

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