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Comparing Multiplication Facts
Each box below has three facts in it. Put an “S” under the smallest fact, an “M”
under the middle fact and an “L” under the largest fact. If two of the facts are the
same, put an “S” or “L” under both of them and on that example you won’t have
any “M”:
Set #1
3x8
4x7
Set #2
5x5
8x3
Set #3
6x6
7x5
6x9
8x4
9x5
12 x 3
8x6
7x7
Set #6
5 x 11
8x8
Set #7
4x9
10 x 2
Set #4
Set #5
7x8
5x4
7x9
10 x 6
Set #8
4x8
8 x 10
9x9
3 x 25
Comparing Multiplication Facts
Set #9
4 x 20
3 x 30
Set #10
11 x 7
6x3
12 x 2
4x7
5x9
Set #13
9x4
3 x 11
6x5
6x6
9x8
4 x 20
7x6
4 x 11
10 x 7
6 x 11
Set #16
4x8
9x6
Set #17
9x9
4x4
Set #14
Set #15
2 x 15
2x9
Set #12
Set #11
2 x 13
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8x7
2 x 25
Set #18
3 x 25
8x9
25 x 3
11 x 7
Comparing Multiplication Facts
Set #19
9 x 11
5 x 20
Set #20
10 x 10
7x6
Set #21
4x4
5x3
25 x 2
7x2
30 x 2
9x9
8x5
8x7
5 x 11
Set #24
8x6
6x9
Set #25
11 x 8
4 x 11
Set #22
Set #23
7x7
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2 x 25
3 x 15
Set #26
40 x 2
6x6
8x5
7x5
BONUS – this box has seven facts in it. Put them in order from smallest to
largest. Put #1 under the smallest one, #2 under the next one etc…
BONUS
6x5
7x7
4x8
12 x 3
9x5
8x6
4 x 11
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Comparing Multiplication Facts
Answers
1.
S L M
2.
S L
L
3.
L
M
S
4.
S M L
5.
L S
M
6.
L
M
S
S
8.
M L S
9.
M
L
S
10. L L S
11.
M
S L
12.
L S
M
13. L S L
14.
L M S
15.
S S
L
16.
M L S
17.
L M S
18.
S M L
19.
S L L
20.
M L
S
21.
L M S
22.
L M S
23.
S M L
24.
M L S
25.
L M S
26.
M L
7. L
L
S
BONUS:from left to right: 1, 7, 2 , 3, 5, 6, 4
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Missing Facts & Answers
Each example below has a number missing in it. Fill in the blanks with the correct
answers. If the fact does not go into the answer “evenly”, put an “X” in the blank
to show that. Practice makes better!
1) 6 x _____ = 24
13) 11 x _____ = 66
25) 7 x _____ = 59
2) 7 x _____ = 63
14) 6 x _____ = 54
26) 6 x _____ = 48
3) 5 x _____ = 55
15) 12 x _____ = 48
27) _____ x 9 = 27
4) _____ x 3 = 24
16) _____ x 4 = 32
28) 8 x _____ = 62
5) _____ x 7 = 36
17) 9 x _____ = 35
29) 2 x _____ = 18
6) 12 x _____ = 36
18) 12 x _____ = 36
30) _____ x 3 = 18
7) 3 x _____ = 15
19) _____ x 4 = 40
31) 9 x _____ = 67
8) 7 x _____ = 56
20) 6 x _____ = 44
32) 5 x _____ = 20
9) 9 x _____ = 45
21) _____ x 7 = 77
33) _____ x 2 = 14
10) 6 x _____ = 32
22) 9 x _____ = 81
34) 6 x _____ = 30
11) _____ x 4 = 28
23) 3 x _____ = 27
35) 4 x _____ = 18
12) _____ x 8 = 16
24) _____ x 4 = 100
36) _____ x 5 = 40
Missing Facts & Answers
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37) _____ x 8 = 36
38) 6 x _____ = 36
39) 7 x _____ = 35
40) 6 x _____ = 42
41) 7 x _____ = 49
42) 8 x _____ = 64
43) 9 x _____ = 63
44) 4 x _____ = 16
45) _____ x 9 = 36
46) 7 x _____ = 37
47) 3 x _____ = 12
48) _____ x 5 = 25
49) 5 x _____ = 100
50) 15 x _____ = 45
Now for a REAL challenge! Fill in the blanks with the correct answers for these
examples also. These will all have an answer, but they are not easy. Good luck!
1)
3 x 3 x _____ = 27
6)
2 x _____ x 3 = 60
2)
_____ x 2 x 8 = 40
7)
4 x 5 x _____ = 20
3)
6 x _____ x 2 = 24
8)
3 x _____ x 2 = 30
4)
_____ x 4 x 2 = 32
9)
9 x _____ x 1 = 81
5)
10 x 3 x _____ = 90
10)
_____ x 3 x 2 = 48
Think about it!
In math you can do something called “squaring” a number.
That means to multiply the number by itself.
What do you think “4 squared” would equal? “5 squared”?
What other numbers could you figure out like this?
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Missing Facts & Answers
Each example below has a number missing in it. Fill in the blanks with the correct
answers. If the fact does not go into the answer “evenly”, put an “X” in the blank
to show that. Practice makes better!
1) 6 x __4___ = 24
13) 11 x __6___ = 66
25) 7 x __X___ = 59
2) 7 x __9___ = 63
14) 6 x __9___ = 54
26) 6 x __8___ = 48
3) 5 x __11___ = 55
15) 12 x __4___ = 48
27) __3__ x 9 = 27
4) __8___ x 3 = 24
16) __8___ x 4 = 32
28) 8 x __X___= 62
5) __X___ x 7 = 36
17) 9 x __X___ = 35
29) 2 x __9__ = 18
6) 12 x __3___ = 36
18) 12 x __2___ = 24
30) ___6__ x 3 = 18
7) 3 x __5___ = 15
19) __10___ x 4 = 40
31) 9 x __X___ = 67
8) 7 x __8___ = 56
20) 6 x __X___ = 44
32) 5 x __4___ = 20
9) 9 x __5___ = 45
21) __11___ x 7 = 77
33) __7___ x 2 = 14
10) 6 x __X___ = 32
22) 9 x __9___ = 81
34) 6 x __5___ = 30
11) ___7__ x 4 = 28
23) 3 x __9___ = 27
35) 4 x __X___ = 18
12) ___2__ x 8 = 16
24) __25___ x 4 = 100
36) __8___ x 5 = 40
Missing Facts & Answers
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37) ___X__ x 8 = 36
38) 6 x __6___ = 36
39) 7 x __5___ = 35
40) 6 x __7___ = 42
41) 7 x __7___ = 49
42) 8 x __8___ = 64
43) 9 x __7___ = 63
44) 4 x __4___ = 16
45) __4___ x 9 = 36
46) 7 x __X___ = 37
47) 3 x __4___ = 12
48) __5___ x 5 = 25
49) 5 x __20___ = 100
50) 15 x __3___ = 45
Now for a REAL challenge! Fill in the blanks with the correct answers for these
examples also. These will all have an answer, but they are not easy. Good luck!
1)
3 x 3 x __3___ = 27
6)
2 x __10___ x 3 = 60
2)
___5__ x 2 x 4 = 40
7)
2 x 5 x __2___ = 20
3)
6 x ___2__ x 2 = 24
8)
3 x __5___ x 2 = 30
4)
___4__ x 4 x 2 = 32
9)
9 x __9___ x 1 = 81
5)
10 x 3 x __3___ = 90
10)
__8___ x 3 x 2 = 48
Think about it!
In math you can do something called “squaring” a number.
That means to multiply the number by itself.
What do you think “4 squared” would equal? “5 squared”?
What other numbers could you figure out like this?
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Multiplication Facts & Picks
All the examples below have a match somewhere on the next page. Pick out the
correct answer and place the letter of that answer next to the example it matches.
Can you do it, or…have you met your match? 
1. what fact is the same as 6 x 6?
2. what fact is the same as 3 x 4?
3. what fact is the same as 6 x 3?
4. what fact is the same as 4 x 10?
5. what fact is the same as 50 – 2?
6. what fact is the same as 4 x 4?
7. what fact is the same as 60 + 4?
8. what fact is the same as 35 – 3?
9. what fact is the same as 8 x 3?
10. what fact is the same as 3 x 10?
11. what fact is the same as 80 + 1?
12. what fact is the same as 68 + 4?
13. what fact is the same as 50 + 4?
14. what fact is the same as 2 x 10?
15. what fact is the same as 14 + 14?
16. what fact is the same as 36 – 1?
17. what fact is the same as 52 – 10?
18. what fact is the same as 66 – 3?
19. what fact is the same as 9 x 10?
20. what fact is the same as 50 – 5?
21. what fact is the same as 56 – 0?
22. what fact is the same as 12 + 3?
23. what fact is the same as 9 x 8 minus twelve?
24. what fact is the same as 7 x 7 plus six?
25. what fact is the same as 9 x 4 minus 36?
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Multiplication Facts & Picks
Side 2
Here are your answers to choose from. Place the letter of the match next
to the correct example. One of them will not be used.
A – nine times seven
B – six times eight
C – eight times four
D – five times six
E – seven times four
F – two times nine
G – 25 + 25 + 5
H – nine times eight
I – six times four
J – five times four
K – four times nine
L – three times five
M – none of them
N – eight times five
O – six times seven
P – nine times five
Q – seven times two
R – six times ten
S – six times two
T – seven times eight
U – zero
V – two times eight
W – 45 + 45 + 0
Y – seven times three
Z – five times seven
X – eight times eight
you can
Something to think about.
In math you can “square” a number. That means to multiply the number by itself.
What do you think 10 squared plus 10 squared plus 10 squared would equal?
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Answers
Multiplication Facts & Picks
All the examples below have a match somewhere on the next page. Pick out
the correct answer and place the letter of that answer next to the example it
matches.
Or…have you met your match? 
1. what fact is the same as 6 x 6? K
2. what fact is the same as 3 x 4? S
3. what fact is the same as 6 x 3? F
4. what fact is the same as 4 x 10? N
5. what fact is the same as 50 – 2? B
6. what fact is the same as 4 x 4? V
7. what fact is the same as 60 + 4? X
8. what fact is the same as 35 – 3? C
9. what fact is the same as 8 x 3? I
10. what fact is the same as 3 x 10? D
11. what fact is the same as 80 + 1? Q
12. what fact is the same as 68 + 4? H
13. what fact is the same as 50 + 4? M
14. what fact is the same as 2 x 10? J
15. what fact is the same as 14 + 14? E
16. what fact is the same as 36 – 1? Z
17. what fact is the same as 52 – 10? O
18. what fact is the same as 66 – 3? A
19. what fact is the same as 9 x 10? W
20. what fact is the same as 50 – 5? P
21. what fact is the same as 56 – 0? T
22. what fact is the same as 12 + 3? L
23. what fact is the same as 9 x 8 minus twelve? R
24. what fact is the same as 7 x 7 plus six? G
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25. what fact is the same as 9 x 4 minus 36? U
Answer to “Something to Think About” = 300
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Multiplication Facts ~ Draw Your Answer!
Look at all the facts below. On the other worksheet you will find answers with
symbols next to them. Find the correct answer and then draw the symbol of the
answer next to the fact. Some facts may have more than one symbol.
________6 x 9
________5 x 5
________ 7 x 8
________2 x 9
________ 7 x 11
________ 6 x 4
________ 3 x 7
________ 6 x 7
________ 5 x 3
________ 8 x 9
________ 4 x 10
________ 9 x 5
________ 4 x 4
________ 6 x 8
________ 9 x 4
________ 6 x 6
________ 3 x 9
________ 11 x 6
________ 3 x 12
________ 9 x 9
________ 4 x 25
________ 5 x 7
________ 8 x 2
________ 3 x 4
________ 2 x 12
________ 8 x 4
________ 6 x 3
________ 2 x 7
________ 3 x 3
________ 4 x 12
________ 7 x 7
________ 3 x 8
________ 11 x 5
________ 9 x 7
________ 8 x 8
________ 5 x 9
________ 4 x 7
________ 6 x 5
________ 8 x 5
________ 4 x 5
________ 3 x 3 x 3
________ 2 x 10 x 3
________ 5 x 2 x 8
Multiplication Facts ~ Sumbols!
Symbols to choose from. Find the correct answer and draw the symbol on the other
paper next to the fact. Some facts may have more than one symbol.
81
25
14
100
36
35
77
9
66
16
56
15
48
24
60
40
18
64
36
24
54
45
49
12
27
30
42
24
55
40
48
80
72
28
16
21
27
36
20
32
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Multiplication Facts ~ Draw Your Answer!
Answers
Some of the blanks have more than one symbol in them. That means that any
of those answers is acceptable.
________6 x 9
________5 x 5
________ 7 x 8
________2 x 9
________ 7 x 11
________ 6 x 4
________ 3 x 7
________ 6 x 7
________ 5 x 3
________ 8 x 9
________ 4 x 10
________ 9 x 5
________ 4 x 4
________ 6 x 8
________ 9 x 4
________ 6 x 6
________ 3 x 9
________ 11 x 6
________ 3 x 12
________ 9 x 9
________ 4 x 25
________ 5 x 7
________ 8 x 2
________ 3 x 4
________ 2 x 12
________ 8 x 4
________ 6 x 3
________ 2 x 7
________ 3 x 3
________ 4 x 12
________ 7 x 7
________ 3 x 8
________ 11 x 5
________ 9 x 7
________ 8 x 8
________ 5 x 9
________ 4 x 7
________ 6 x 5
________ 8 x 5
________ 4 x 5
________ 3 x 3 x 3
________ 2 x 10 x 3
________ 5 x 2 x 8
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Multiplication Facts ~ List Them All!
Each example below has a number in it made up of different facts. Your job is to
find those facts. You will be told how many there are. See the sample:
SAMPLE:
The number 14 has two facts. What are they?
Answer:
1 x 14
2x7
or
14 x 1
7x2
Using the same fact in a different order still counts as only one fact,
not two. That means 2 x 7 and 7 x 2 is the same and cannot be
counted as two facts. A new fact means new numbers.
Example #1
Example #2
Example #3
The number 24 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 18 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 50 has three
facts. What are they?
Example #4
Example #5
Example #6
The number 32 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 12 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 28 has three
facts. What are they?
Multiplication Facts List Them All ~ Page 2
Example #7
Example #8
Example #9
The number 30 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 40 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 64 has four facts.
What are they?
Example #10
Example #11
Example #12
The number 81 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 54 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 20 has three
facts. What are they?
Example #13
Example #14
Example #15
The number 63 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 42 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 16 has three
facts. What are they?
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Multiplication Facts List Them All ~ Page 3
Example #16
Example #17
Example #18
The number 49 has two facts.
What are they?
The number 100 has five
facts. What are they?
The number 10 has two facts.
What are they?
CHALLENGE
Example #19
CHALLENGE
Example #20
CHALLENGE
Example #21
The number 90 has five facts.
What are they?
The number 48 has five facts.
What are they?
The number 36 has five facts.
What are they?
SUPER CHALLENGE
Example #22
SUPER CHALLENGE
Example #23
Think about it.
The number 60 has SIX facts.
What are they?
The number 72 has SIX facts.
What are they?
In math you can “square” a
number. That means you
multiply the number by itself.
What do you think six squared
would equal?
How about nine squared?
Five squared?
Ten squared?
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Multiplication Facts Round Up
Answers
Round up all the facts for each of the numbers in the boxes. You will be told how
many facts there are. Your job is to find those facts. See the example:
Example:
The number 14 has two facts. What are they?
Answer:
1 x 14
2x7
or
14 x 1
7x2
Using the same fact in a different order still counts as only one fact,
not two. That means 2 x 7 and 7 x 2 is the same and cannot be
counted as two facts. A new fact means new numbers.
Example #1
Example #2
Example #3
The number 24 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 18 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 50 has three
facts. What are they?
1 x24
2 x 12
3x8
4x6
1 x 18
2x9
3x6
1 x 50
2 x 25
5 x 10
Example #4
Example #5
Example #6
The number 32 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 12 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 28 has three
facts. What are they?
1 x 32
2 x 16
4x8
1 x 12
2x6
3x4
1 x 28
2 x 14
4x7
Multiplication Facts Round Up ~ Page 2
Example #7
Example #8
Example #9
The number 30 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 40 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 64 has four facts.
What are they?
1 x 30
2 x 15
3 x 10
5x6
1x8
2x4
1 x 64
2 x 32
4 x 16
8x8
Example #10
Example #11
Example #12
The number 81 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 54 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 20 has three
facts. What are they?
1 x 81
3 x 27
9x9
1 x 54
2 x 27
3 x 18
6x9
1 x 20
2 x 10
4x5
Example #13
Example #14
Example #15
The number 63 has three
facts. What are they?
The number 42 has four facts.
What are they?
The number 16 has three
facts. What are they?
1 x 63
3 x 21
7x9
1 x 42
2 x 21
3 x 14
6x7
1 x 16
2x8
4x4
Multiplication Facts Round Up ~ Page 3
Example #16
Example #17
Example #18
The number 49 has two facts.
What are they?
The number 100 has five
facts. What are they?
The number 10 has two facts.
What are they?
1 x 49
7x7
1 x 100
2 x 50
4 x 25
5 x 20
10 x 10
1 x 10
2x5
CHALLENGE
Example #19
CHALLENGE
Example #20
CHALLENGE
Example #21
The number 90 has five facts.
What are they?
The number 48 has five facts.
What are they?
The number 36 has five facts.
What are they?
1 x 90
2 x 45
3 x 30
5 x 18
6 x 15
1 x 48
2 x 24
3 x 16
4 x 12
6x8
1 x 36
2 x 18
3 x 12
4x9
6x6
SUPER CHALLENGE
Example #22
SUPER CHALLENGE
Example #23
Think about it.
The number 60 has SIX facts.
What are they?
The number 72 has SIX facts.
What are they?
1 x 60
2 x 30
3 x 20
4 x 15
5 x 12
6 x 10
1 x 72
2 x 36
3 x 24
4 x 18
6 x 12
8x9
In math you can “square” a
number. That means you
multiply the number by itself.
What do you think six squared
would equal? 36
How about nine squared? 81
Five squared? 25
Ten squared? 100
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Multiplication Facts Mini Problems
Read these examples and see what you would have in all.
Is this really multiplication?  Wow!
1. If you had 5 balloons and each balloon had 6 stars on them, how many
stars would you have in all? ______
2. If you had 8 dogs and each dog had 7 spots on them, how many
spots would there be in all? ______
3. If you had 4 books and each book had 9 pages in them, how many
pages would you have in all? ______
4. If you had 6 flowers and each flower had 9 leaves on them, how many
leaves would there be in all? ______
5. If you had 3 shirts and each shirt had 4 pockets on them, how many
pockets would you have in all? ______
6. If you had 7 bananas and you took 5 bites out of each banana, how many
bites would you have taken in all? ______
7. If you had 8 kittens and each kitten had 2 stripes on them, how many
stripes would there be in all? ______
8. If you had 6 pumpkins and you ate 6 seeds from each pumpkin, how many
seeds would you have eaten in all? ______
9. If you had 5 socks and each sock had 3 holes in them, how many
holes would there be in all? ______
10. If you had 9 pens and you wrote 3 words with each pen, how many
words would you have written in all? ______
11. If you had 4 soccer balls and you kicked each ball 7 times, how many
times would you have kicked all the balls? ______
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12. If you had 3 tvs at home and you watched 3 shows on each tv, how many
shows would you have watched in all? ______
13. If you had 8 apples and each apple had 6 worms in them, how many
worms would there be in all? ______
14. If you had 7 dogs and each dog barked 7 times, how many times
would the dogs have barked in all? ______
15. If you had 9 presents and each present had 2 bows on them, how many
bows would there be in all? ______
16. If you had 8 cell phones and you got 8 calls on each phone, how many
calls did you get in all? ______
17. If you had 6 mice and each of the mice had 3 pieces of cheese, how many
pieces of cheese did the mice eat in all? ______
18. If you had 9 book bags and each bag had 9 books in them, how many
books would there be in all the bags? ______
19. If you had 4 rings and each ring had 4 diamonds on them, how many
diamonds would you have in all? ______
20. If you played in 2 games and got 6 points in each game, how many
points did you make in all? ______
21. If you had 3 dvds and each dvd had 8 songs on them, how many songs
would there be in all? ______
22. If you had 5 packs of gum and there were 8 pieces of gum in each pack,
how many pieces of gum would you have in all? ______
23. If you had 3 tanks and had 7 fish in each tank, how many little fishies
would you have in all? ______
24. If you had 8 pieces of paper and you drew 4 kites on each paper, how
many kites did you draw in all? ______
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25. If you had 5 candy bars and cut each candy bar into 5 pieces, how many
pieces of candy would you have in all? ______
26. If you had 9 bowls and put 7 oranges into each bowl, how many oranges
would there be in all? ______
27. If you had 2 stairways in your house and each stairway had 7 steps,
how many steps would you have in all? ______
28. If you had 6 donuts and each donut had 7 sprinkles on them, how many
sprinkles would there be in all? ______
29. If you had 4 trees in your yard and each tree had 6 little birdies in them,
how many little birdies would there be in all? ______
30. If you had 9 cupcakes and each cupcake had 5 candles in them, how many
candles would there be in all? ______
31. If you had 4 crayons and drew 5 pictures with each crayon, how many
pictures would you have drawn in all? ______
32. If you had 8 video games and played each game for 9 minutes, how many
minutes would you have played in all? ______
Extra Hard ! Can you do these? WOW!! 
 If you had 3 boxes and there were 4 toy cars in each box and each car
had 2 doors on them, how many doors would be on all the cars? ______
 If you had 5 dishes and each dish had 4 cookies on them and each cookie had
2 candy hearts in them, how many candy hearts would there be in all?
______
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 
If you had 10 balloons and each balloon had 3 smiley faces on them and
each smiley face had 2 eyes, how many eyes would there be on all the
balloons? ______
Multiplication Facts Mini Problems
ANSWERS
1. 30
16. 64
Extra Hard
2. 56
17. 18
24
3. 36
18. 81
40
4. 54
19. 16
60
5. 12
20. 12
6. 35
21. 24
7. 16
22. 40
8. 36
23. 21
9. 15
24. 32
10. 27
25. 25
11. 28
26. 63
12. 9
27. 14
13. 48
28. 42
14. 49
29. 24
15. 18
30. 45
31. 20
32. 72