
	1.	Which multiplication sentence best describes the model?

		A.	3 × 2 = 6	B.	1 × 6 = 7
		C.	1 × 6 = 6	D.	2 × 3 = 8
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	2.	Select the array that describes the multiplication sentence. 3 × 6 = ___
		A.		B.
		C.		D.
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	3.	Find the product.
		A.	14	B.	28
		C.	37	D.	21
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	4.	Find the product. 3 × 6
		A.	24	B.	15
		C.	12	D.	18
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	5.	Find the product.
		A.	36	B.	30
		C.	35	D.	42
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	6.	Murray and his two sisters each found 6 eggs in an egg hunt. How many eggs did they find in all?
		A.	15	B.	6
		C.	18	D.	12
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	7.	Find the product.
		A.	28	B.	24
		C.	20	D.	21
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	8.	Find the missing factor. ___ × 7 = 0
		A.	1	B.	7
		C.	0	D.	10
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	9.	Find the product.
		A.	8	B.	16
		C.	24	D.	32
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	10.	Find the product. 8 × 5
		A.	48	B.	40
		C.	35	D.	45
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	11.	A parking lot is full. It has 72 cars parked in 9 rows, the same number in each row. How many cars are in each row?
		A.	9 cars	B.	6 cars
		C.	8 cars	D.	7 cars
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	12.	How can patterns help you when multiplying by 9?
		A.	The sum of the two digits in the product is always a multiple of 7.	B.	The last digit of the product is always 8 or 9.
		C.	The last digit of the product is always 9.	D.	Going from 9 × 1 to 9 × 10, the sum of the two digits in the product is always 9.
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	13.	Find the product. 7 × 11
		A.	87	B.	71
		C.	67	D.	77
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	14.	Find the product. 10 × 12
		A.	122	B.	120
		C.	110	D.	108
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