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KS1.M31 Multiplication and Division Facts

STA NC-KS1-MATHS-STA · Calculators not allowed · about 25 minutes
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Count in 2s. Write the next three numbers.

18, 20, 22, ___, ___, ___
(1)
2
There are 5 rows of 2 apples in a picture.

How many apples altogether?
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows 5 rows of 2 apples. Each row has 2 apples.
(1)
3
Priya has 4 bags. Each bag has 5 sweets.

How many sweets does Priya have?
(1)
4
Show the multiplication for this array.

There are 3 rows of 4 carrots in a picture.

Write the number sentence.
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows 3 rows. Each row has 4 carrots.
(1)
5
Tick the correct answer.

What is 2 times 7?

A 9 B 12 C 14
  • A 9
  • B 12
  • C 14
6
Share 10 cakes between 5 friends. Each friend gets the same number.

How many cakes does each friend get?
(1)
7
There are 4 boxes. Each box holds 10 toy cars.

How many toy cars are there in all?
(1)
8
Draw rings to show 2 times 6. There are 2 groups of 6 stars in a picture.

How many stars are there?
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows two groups. Each group has 6 stars.
(1)
9
Callum says 5 x 3 = 15 and 3 x 5 = 15.

Is he correct? Write Yes or No.
(1)
10
There are 30 pupils. The teacher makes groups of 5.

How many groups are there?
(1)
11
A picture shows 2 rows of 10 pencils and 1 extra row of 10 pencils.

How many pencils are there in total?
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows 3 rows. Each row has 10 pencils.
(1)
12
Share 12 stickers into 3 equal piles. How many stickers are in one pile?
(1)
13
Look at the number sentence in a picture.

6 x 5 = ___.

Write the missing number.
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows the number sentence 6 x 5 = ___.
(1)
14
Two parts.

a) There are 8 pears. They are put into 4 equal bags.

How many pears in each bag?

b) Write a multiplication sentence for your answer to part a).
(a)How many pears in each bag?(1)
(b)Write a multiplication sentence for your answer to part a).(1)
15
Extend question.

Look at the picture with 5 rows of 5 dots.

How many dots are there? Explain how you know in one sentence.
Figure (to be drawn): A picture shows 5 rows. Each row has 5 dots.
(1)
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