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Two-Digit by Two-Digit Multiplication

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4th - 4th Grade

Mathematics

This Grade 4 mathematics worksheet gives students focused practice multiplying two two-digit numbers. It includes 20 questions—14 multiple-choice items and 6 fill-in-the-blank problems—covering equations such as 85 × 67, 43 × 52, and 21 × 49. Students solve direct multiplication problems and apply the skill to equal-groups situations involving cookies, seats, toy figurines, and packages of pencils. The varied question formats help teachers check both computation accuracy and students’ ability to interpret multiplication in practical contexts. Multiple-choice options support quick review of errors, while fill-in-the-blank items require students to produce the product independently. This free printable worksheet is designed for Grade 4 math practice, independent work, homework, or assessment and includes a complete answer key for efficient checking.

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Two-Digit by Two-Digit Multiplication

Total questions: 20

Name
Class
Date
1.

85 x 67 =

a)

5,695

b)

5,675

c)

5,655

d)

5,635

2.

34 x 30 =

a)

920

b)

1,020

c)

820

d)

720

3.

43 x 52 =

a)

2,276

b)

2,216

c)

2,236

d)

2,256

4.

The local bakery has to bake 58 cookies for each party. There are 58 parties happening all at once. How many cookies doe the bakery have to bake?

a)

4,330

b)

4,530

c)

4,730

d)

4,930

5.

The Concert Hall has 47 seats in each section of the hall. There are 34 sections. How many seats does the Concert have?

a)

1,598

b)

1,378

c)

1,158

d)

958

6.

There are 71 boxes of toy figurines. In each box, there are 58 toy figurines. How many figurines is there in all?

a)

4,178

b)

4,118

c)

4,138

d)

4,158

7.

26 x 87 =

a)

2,862

b)

2,462

c)

2,262

d)

2,062

8.

86 x 11 =

a)

746

b)

846

c)

946

d)

1,046

9.

20 x 91 =

a)

1,220

b)

1,420

c)

1,620

d)

1,820

10.

Target sells pencils with 47 in each package. There are 51 packages of pencils to be sold. How many pencils are there in all?

a)

2,397

b)

2,197

c)

2,597

d)

2,797

11.

21 x 49 = (a)  

12.

43 x 68 = (a)  

13.

68 x 11 = (a)  

14.

21 x 25 = (a)  

15.

15 x 29 = (a)  

16.

52 x 31 = ___

a)

1,312

b)

1,412

c)

1,512

d)

1,612

17.

29 x 80 = ___

a)

2,320

b)

2,420

c)

2,220

d)

2,230

18.

80 x 68 = ___

a)

5.420

b)

5.430

c)

5,440

d)

5,410

19.

There are 95 people in each outdoor exhibit. There are 51 exhibits. How many people are there in all?

a)

4,845

b)

4,735

c)

4,625

d)

4,005

20.

85 x 84 = (a)  

Answer Key

Two-Digit by Two-Digit Multiplication

Total questions: 20

1.
a)

5,695

2.
b)

1,020

3.
c)

2,236

4.
d)

4,930

5.
a)

1,598

6.
b)

4,118

7.
c)

2,262

8.
c)

946

9.
d)

1,820

10.
a)

2,397

11.
1,029
12.
2,924
13.
748
14.
525
15.
435
16.
d)

1,612

17.
a)

2,320

18.
c)

5,440

19.
a)

4,845

20.
7,140

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FAQs

What does this two-digit by two-digit multiplication worksheet cover?

This Grade 4 worksheet practises finding products of two-digit factors through 14 multiple-choice questions and 6 fill-in-the-blank problems. Students also apply multiplication to equal-groups word problems, such as finding the total number of cookies, seats, figurines, or pencils, which connects computation with real-world quantities.

How can I use this worksheet to teach two-digit multiplication?

Begin by modeling one equation, such as 43 × 52, and have students explain how they organize the factors and check the product. Then use the bakery, concert hall, toy figurine, and pencil-package problems to discuss how phrases such as “each” and “in all” represent multiplication before students complete the multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank sections independently.

What mistakes should I watch for on this two-digit multiplication worksheet?

Watch for place-value errors when students multiply numbers such as 85 × 67 or 43 × 68, especially when they misread a tens digit as ones. Students may also mishandle factors containing zero or 11, as in 34 × 30, 20 × 91, 86 × 11, and 68 × 11, or choose a plausible multiple-choice distractor without checking whether the product is reasonable.

How do I assign and grade this two-digit multiplication worksheet?

The worksheet is available as a printable PDF and as a digital quiz on Wayground, and it includes a complete answer key for all 20 multiplication items. Printable submissions can be graded by scanning student work with the Wayground for Teachers app, while the digital quiz supports online assignment and grading.

How can I differentiate this two-digit multiplication worksheet for my students?

Use the worksheet’s Advanced Settings to adjust font spacing or increase the font size so multiplication equations and word-problem text are easier to follow. You can also apply a dyslexia-friendly font or translate the worksheet into another language, which may support students as they interpret the equal-groups scenarios and complete the fill-in-the-blank products.

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