Grade 4 Multiplication Quiz Questions And Answers

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1. Multiply: 33 x 3 =_______

Multiplying 33 by 3 can be broken down as follows:

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (3) of 33 by 3:

( 3 times 3 = 9 )

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (3) of 33 by 3:

( 3 times 3 = 9 )

Combining the results:

( 33 times 3 = 99 )

So, ( 33 times 3 = 99 ).

Explanation

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Welcome to our Grade 4 Multiplication Quiz! This quiz is designed to help fourth-grade students enhance their multiplication skills while having a great time. Multiplication is a fundamental... see moremath skill that lays the foundation for more advanced concepts in mathematics. This quiz presents a range of questions and answers that cover various multiplication topics, ensuring a comprehensive test of knowledge.

In this quiz, you'll encounter questions that involve multiplying numbers, understanding multiplication patterns, solving word problems, and more. It's an engaging and educational way for students to practice and reinforce their multiplication abilities.

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2. Multiply: 20 x 9 = _____________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (0) of 20 by 9:

(0 times 9 = 0)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (2) of 20 by 9:

(2 times 9 = 18)

Now, combine the results:

(20 times 9 = 180) (from the tens digit) and (0) (from the units digit).

So, (20 times 9 = 180).

Explanation

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3. Multiply: 12 x 5 = _________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (2) of 12 by 5:

(2 times 5 = 10)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (1) of 12 by 5:

(1 times 5 = 5)

Now, combine the results:

(12 times 5 = 10) (from the units digit) and (5) (from the tens digit).

So, (12 times 5 = 60).

Explanation

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4. Multiply: 3 x 15=_____________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (5) of 15 by 3:

(5 times 3 = 15)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (1) of 15 by 3:

(1 times 3 = 3)

Now, combine the results:

(15 times 3 = 45).

So, (3 times 15 = 45).

Explanation

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5. Multiply: 5 x 2 x 5 =________

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 5 and 2:

(5 times 2 = 10)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 5:

(10 times 5 = 50)

So, (5 times 2 times 5 = 50).

Explanation

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 5 and 2:

(5 times 2 = 10)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 5:

(10 times 5 = 50)

So, (5 times 2 times 5 = 50).

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6. Multiply: 40 x 5 = _____________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (0) of 40 by 5:

(0 times 5 = 0)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (4) of 40 by 5:

(4 times 5 = 20)

Now, combine the results:

(40 times 5 = 200) (from the tens digit) and (0) (from the units digit).

So, (40 times 5 = 200).

Explanation

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7. Multiply: 46 x 2=_______

Multiplication is a way of adding the same number multiple times. In this case, you are adding the number 46 two times.

To break it down step by step:

1. Start by multiplying the unit digit (6) of 46 by 2.

( 6 × 2 = 12 )

Write down the 2 and carry over the 1 to the next column.

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (4) of 46 by 2.

( 4 × 2 = 8 )

Add the carry-over 1 from the previous step to the product.

( 8 + 1 = 9 )

3. Write down the 9.

Combining the results:

92

So, ( 46 × 2 = 92 )

Explanation

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8. Multiply: 90 x 3 = ____________

When you multiply 90 by 3, follow this pattern:

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (0) of 90 by 3:

( 0 times 3 = 0 )

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (9) of 90 by 3:

( 9 times 3 = 27 )

Combining the results:

( 90 times 3 = 270 )

So, ( 90 times 3 = 270 ).

Explanation

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9. Multiply: 2 x 3 x 5 = _______

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 2 and 3:

(2 times 3 = 6)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 5:

(6 times 5 = 30)

So, (2 times 3 times 5 = 30).

Explanation

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 2 and 3:

(2 times 3 = 6)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 5:

(6 times 5 = 30)

So, (2 times 3 times 5 = 30).

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10. Multiply: 15 x 6 = ________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (5) of 15 by 6:

(5 times 6 = 30)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (1) of 15 by 6:

(1 times 6 = 6)

Now, combine the results:

(15 times 6 = 60) (from the tens digit) and (30) (from the units digit).

So, (15 times 6 = 90).

Explanation

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11. Multiply: 20 x 8 x 1 = _____________

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 20 and 8:

(20 times 8 = 160)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 1:

(160 times 1 = 160)

So, (20 times 8 times 1 = 160).

Explanation

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 20 and 8:

(20 times 8 = 160)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 1:

(160 times 1 = 160)

So, (20 times 8 times 1 = 160).

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12. Multiply : 44 x 4 =__________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (4) of 44 by 4:

(4 times 4 = 16)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (4) of 44 by 4:

(4 times 4 = 16)

Now, combine the results:

(44 times 4 = 160) (from the tens digit) and (16) (from the units digit).

So, (44 times 4 = 176).

Explanation

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13. Multiply : 25 x 6 =____________

1. Start by multiplying the units digit (5) of 25 by 6:

(5 times 6 = 30)

2. Next, multiply the tens digit (2) of 25 by 6:

(2 times 6 = 12)

Now, combine the results:

(25 times 6 = 30) (from the units digit) and (12) (from the tens digit).

So, (25 times 6 = 150).

Explanation

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14. Multiply: 3 x 6 x 10 = _______

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 3 and 6:

(3 times 6 = 18)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 10:

(18 times 10 = 180)

So, (3 times 6 times 10 = 180).

Explanation

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 3 and 6:

(3 times 6 = 18)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 10:

(18 times 10 = 180)

So, (3 times 6 times 10 = 180).

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15. Multiply : 4 x 4 x 4 = ____________

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 4 and 4:

(4 times 4 = 16)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 4:

(16 times 4 = 64)

So, (4 times 4 times 4 = 64).

Explanation

1. Start by multiplying the first two numbers, 4 and 4:

(4 times 4 = 16)

2. Next, take the result from step 1 and multiply it by 4:

(16 times 4 = 64)

So, (4 times 4 times 4 = 64).

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