Mastering Multi-Digit Multiplication Techniques

The video tutorial introduces fourth graders to three methods for solving multi-digit multiplication: the standard method, the box method, and the lattice method. Miss Julie demonstrates the standard method using the example 414 times 37, explaining each step in detail. Miss Julia then explains the box method, breaking down the numbers into place values and multiplying each separately. Finally, Miss McKinsey demonstrates the lattice method, using a grid to organize the multiplication process. Each method results in the same final answer, fifteen thousand three hundred eighteen.

Which of the following methods is NOT mentioned in the video for solving multi-digit multiplication?

• Grid Method

• Lattice Method

• Box Method

• Standard Method

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In the standard method, what is the result of 4 times 7?

• 32

• 35

• 28

• 21

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When using the standard method, what do you do after multiplying 7 times 1 and adding 2?

• Write 7 and carry 2

• Write 9 and carry 1

• Write 7 and carry 1

• Write 9 and carry 2

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In the box method, how do you split the number 414?

• 4, 10, 400

• 400, 14

• 40, 10, 4

• 400, 10, 4

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What is the result of multiplying 400 by 30 in the box method?

• 120

• 1200

• 12000

• 120000

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In the box method, what is the sum of 7 times 10 and 4 times 7?

• 98

• 70

• 28

• 112

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In the lattice method, what do you do after multiplying 4 times 3?

• Write 12 in the box

• Write 1 and 2 in the box

• Write 4 and 3 in the box

• Write 3 and 4 in the box

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What is the result of adding 2 plus 2 plus 7 in the lattice method?

• 9

• 11

• 10

• 8

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In the lattice method, what is the final step after filling all the boxes?

• Add the numbers

• Divide the numbers

• Subtract the numbers

• Multiply the numbers

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Which method involves drawing a diagonal line in the boxes?

• Box Method

• Standard Method

• Lattice Method

• None of the above

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