Multiplication Tables Check - Worksheets, Questions and Revision

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KS2 · Number - Multiplication and Division

KS2.M-MTC Multiplication Tables Check

STA STA-MTC-KS2 · Calculators not allowed · about 50 minutes
Total Marks
Name: _______________________________    Date: ____ / ____ / ______
Answer ALL questions. Show all your working.
1
Work out 2 x 8
(1)
2
Work out 5 x 7
(1)
3
Work out 3 x 9
(1)
4
Work out 4 x 6
(1)
5
Work out 10 x 9
(1)
6
Work out 6 x 7
(1)
7
Work out 8 x 9
(1)
8
Work out 11 x 6
(1)
9
Work out 12 x 7
(1)
10
Work out 12 x 9
(1)
11
Work out 9 x 11
(1)
12
Work out 72 / 8
(1)
13
Work out 66 / 6
(1)
14
Find the missing number.
7 x ___ = 84
(1)
15
A theatre has 12 rows of seats. Each row seats 9 people.
Work out the total number of seats in the theatre.
(2)
16
Aisha buys 8 packs of yoghurts for a picnic. Each pack contains 6 yoghurts.
Work out how many yoghurts Aisha buys in total.
(2)
17
A car park has 11 rows. Each row holds 12 cars.
Work out how many cars the car park holds when it is full.
(2)
18
A minibus company has 7 minibuses. Each minibus can carry 9 passengers.
Work out the total number of passengers that can be carried when all the minibuses are full.
(2)
19
Concert tickets cost £6 each. Mr Patel buys 12 tickets for his class. He pays with five £20 notes.
Work out how much change Mr Patel receives.
(3)
20
A farmer has 8 fields. Each field holds 12 sheep. Later, the farmer sells 15 sheep.
Work out how many sheep the farmer has left.
(2)
21
Chloe says: '6 x 8 is the same as 8 x 6, so I only need to learn half of the multiplication tables.'
Explain why Chloe is correct, using an example other than 6 x 8.
(2)
22
A cinema has 9 rows of seats. Each row has 12 seats. On Saturday, 3 rows are fully booked and the remaining rows are exactly half full.
Work out the total number of people watching the film on Saturday.
(3)
Mark scheme · KS2.M-MTC Multiplication Tables Check

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