Multiplication tables
Pick a range of tables and print a clean sheet, or switch to a ten-question quiz from the same range.
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Print makes a clean sheet of the tables. Practice asks ten products from the same range.
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How to use it
- Set the first table, the last table and how far each one goes.
- Press Print for a sheet with the site hidden, or switch to Practice quiz.
- In the quiz, enter each product and press Check, then Next.
Sheet and quiz
The sheet lays out each table from × 1 through the limit you set, up to 20. Print uses a spare layout: the header, buttons and quiz stay off the paper, and the tables sit in columns. The default sheet is tables 1 to 12, each up to × 12.
Practice builds ten questions from that same range, in a fresh order each time. A correct product is marked correct. Any other whole number is answered with the product written out, so 7 × 8 is shown as 56. At the end of the round the score card keeps how many products matched.
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Questions
How do I print only the tables?
Press Print. The paper shows the tables and leaves out the buttons, the quiz and the rest of the page.
Can I practise one table?
Yes. Set the first and last table to the same number, for example 7 and 7, then choose Practice quiz.
How long is a quiz?
Ten questions. New quiz starts another ten from the range on the page.
What range can I print?
Any tables from 1 to 20, each running up to × 20. The default is 1 to 12, up to × 12.