Mixed Multiplication Facts Worksheets
Single-table sheets build facts; mixed sheets prove them. Pulling at random from the whole grid up to 12 × 12 is the only way to find out which facts are genuinely recalled and which are being reconstructed from a nearby one.
Mixed Multiplication Facts
Name:Date:Score:
- 17×7
- 23×5
- 38×2
- 49×7
- 58×4
- 611×7
- 75×10
- 89×3
- 99×12
- 108×2
- 114×12
- 123×7
- 136×7
- 147×3
- 159×6
- 169×3
- 173×3
- 188×2
- 199×3
- 2011×11
- 2112×11
- 226×3
- 235×5
- 242×9
- 2510×11
- 2611×4
- 274×10
- 284×8
- 293×2
- 305×11
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Answer key (30 answers)
- 1. 49
- 2. 15
- 3. 16
- 4. 63
- 5. 32
- 6. 77
- 7. 50
- 8. 27
- 9. 108
- 10. 16
- 11. 48
- 12. 21
- 13. 42
- 14. 21
- 15. 54
- 16. 27
- 17. 9
- 18. 16
- 19. 27
- 20. 121
- 21. 132
- 22. 18
- 23. 25
- 24. 18
- 25. 110
- 26. 44
- 27. 40
- 28. 32
- 29. 6
- 30. 55
What to watch for when you grade this sheet
- Solid on the easy tables, slow on 6, 7 and 8 — the classic uneven profile.
- Adding instead of multiplying on a long sheet as concentration drops.
- Reconstructing 7 × 8 from 7 × 7 plus 7 every single time.
One thing that helps
Mark which specific facts were slow rather than the score. Six weak facts out of 144 is a fifteen-minute problem; a low score looks like a term's work.