3.OA.9-Multiplication and Number Pattern Quiz

Look at the 6 column on this hundreds board. Which numbers continue the pattern of numbers in the 6 column?

• 54, 60, 66

• 48, 58, 68
• 36, 46, 56

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Look at the 9 column on this hundreds board. Which numbers continue the pattern of numbers in the 9 column?

• 54, 63, 72

• 89, 99, 109

• 36, 46, 56

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Which statement is true when a number is multiplied by 4?

• The result is always doubled
• The result is always odd
• The result is always even
• The result can be odd or even

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Which statement is true when a number is multiplied by 3?

• The result is always doubled
• The result is always odd
• The result is always even
• The result can be odd or even

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Which statement is true based on the multiplication table for multiples of 8?

• Each number in the 4's column is half the number in the 8's column
• Each number in the 2's column is half the number in the 8's column
• Each number in the 3's column is half the number in the 8's column
• No consistent pattern exists

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Which statement is true about the multiplication table?

• Each number in the 2's column is also in the 6's column
• Each number in the 3's column is also half the number in the 6's column

• Each number in the 5's column is also in the 10's column
• Each number in the 5's column is also half the number in the 6's column

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When a number is multiplied by 5, what is always true about the result?

• The result is doubled
• The result ends in 0 or 5
• The result is always odd
• The result is always greater than 20

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In a multiplication table, which statement is true about the 6's column?

• Numbers increase by 6 each time
• Numbers are always even
• Numbers are always divisible by 3
• Numbers are always prime

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Which pattern is true about multiplying by 9?

• The digits of the product always sum to 9
• The result is always an even number
• The result is always a multiple of 3
• The result is always greater than the original number

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