Worksheet: Multiplication and Division Facts up to 10

This worksheet will test your knowledge of the multiplication tables for numbers up to 10 through different types of questions including word problems.

Q1:

Find the missing numbers.

So, .

Also, .

Q2:

What is ?

Q3:

Calculate .

Q4:

Complete the operation below.

Q5:

Complete the operation below.

Q6:

Find the missing quotient:

Hint: .

Q7:

Complete:

Q8:

Find the missing quotient:

Q9:

Complete:

Q10:

Complete:

Q11:

Which of the following describes how to share 30 flowers equally among three people?

Q12:

Find the number that, when multiplied by 10, results in 80.

Q13:

A piece of land was divided equally among 9 farmers. Given that the area of the land was 81 feddans, find the share of each farmer.

Q14:

A girl at a stable was counting the legs of the horses. She counted 72 legs. Use the division symbol to write an expression for the number of horses.

Q15:

A fisherman has 24 fish. If he distributes them equally among 6 bowls, how many fish will be in each bowl?

Q16:

A girl has 42 flowers to put into vases. She wants to put 6 flowers in each vase. How many vases does she need?

A vases
B vases
C vases
D vases

Q17:

A restaurant serves an average of 10 meals an hour. If this pattern continues, how many meals will be served between 8:00 am and noon?

Q18:

Isabella and Scarlett were looking through photos from their summer vacation. Scarlett says, “You have taken 8 times as many as me.” How many photos did Scarlett take if Isabella took ?

Q19:

Find the problem that can be solved by the multiplication equation .

AVictoria put 12 beads on a string to make a bracelet. Then, she made a necklace which had 8 times as many beads as the bracelet. How many beads did she use to make the necklace?
BVictoria put 12 beads on a string to make a bracelet. Then, she made a necklace, which had 8 more beads than the bracelet. How many beads did she use to make the necklace?

Q20:

It costs $11 to enter a carnival, and each game costs $4 to play. If a person has $35, how many games can the person play?

Q21:

One alarm clock rings every 8 hours and another rings every 9 hours. They both ring together at 12 o’clock. In how many hours will they ring together again?