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Multiplication Speed Test
Know your times tables? Prove it. Race up to four players through twenty multiplication problems in two minutes. It is times tables practice that actually feels like a game.
Free, no sign-up needed. 20 problems, 2 minutes.
What the problems look like
7 × 8
12 × 6
9 × 9
14 × 3
Tricks to get faster
- →Nines trick: 9 × 7 is 70 − 7, which is 63.
- →Split the bigger number: 14 × 3 is 10 × 3 plus 4 × 3, so 30 + 12 = 42.
- →Double and halve: 16 × 5 is the same as 8 × 10, which is 80.
How the race works
- 1. Join a raceYou are matched with up to four other racers. If nobody is online, computer racers matched to your level fill in.
- 2. Type and press EnterEvery correct answer moves your car forward. A wrong answer keeps you on the same problem.
- 3. Climb the ranksYour speed (problems per minute) and finishing place update your ELO rating, from Beginner to Grandmaster.
Questions
Which times tables are included?
Problems use numbers from 1 to 20, so you will see everything from the basic tables up to harder ones like 17 × 13.
Is this good times tables practice for school?
Yes. Racing other people makes recall automatic far faster than worksheets, and teachers use it as a quick competitive warm-up.
What is a good multiplication speed?
Multiplication is slower than addition for most people. 15 PPM is solid, and 25+ PPM is excellent.