Lesson Worksheet: Multiplicative Comparison Mathematics • 4th Grade

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In this worksheet, we will practice modeling multiplicative comparison problems with bar models and equations and solving the problems by multiplying and dividing numbers up to 100.

Q1:

Find the missing number.

30 is 6 times greater than .

Q2:

Select the statement that matches the following equation: .

A72 is 8 times as many as 8.
B8 is 9 times as many as 72.
C72 is 9 times as many as 9.
D72 is 9 times as many as 8.
E9 is 72 times as many as 8.

Q3:

Select the equation that matches the following statement: 56 is 8 times as many as 7.

Q4:

Find the missing number.

is 4 times greater than 7.

Q5:

Fill in the blank: When I multiply 12 by 15, the answer is 12 times than 15.

Aless
Bgreater

Q6:

Which of the following states the relationship between the numbers 90 and 9?

A90 is 10 less than 9.
B90 is 10 times as small as 9.
C90 is 10 times as large as 9.
D90 is 10 more than 9.

Q7:

Find the missing number.

18 is times greater than 3.

Q8:

Compare the bar models to find the missing number.

Charlotte’s expression is times larger than Daniel’s expression.

Q9:

The snake is 5 times as long as the caterpillar.

The caterpillar is 3 cubes long.

Pick the model that shows how long the snake is.

How many cubes long is the snake?

Q10:

Compare the bar models to find the missing number.

Jennifer’s expression is times larger than David’s expression.

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