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Multiplication of 1-digit by up to 4-digits

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

836 X 5 = ?

a)

4,180

b)

3,130

c)

3,180

d)

4,130

2.

978 X 3 = ?

a)

3,934

b)

2,924

c)

2,930

d)

2,934

3.
264 X 6 = ?
a)
1,584
b)
1,524
c)
2,584
d)
2,524
4.
378 X 4 = ?
a)
2,512
b)
1,512
c)
1,532
d)
2,532
5.

2,476 x 3 =

a)

6,428

b)

7,239

c)

6,348

d)

7,428

6.

1,337 x 5 =

a)

5,685

b)

6,685

c)

6,550

7.

7,613 x 7 =

a)

49,133

b)

53,280

c)

53,291

8.

Jessica bought small stuffed teddy bears for the children at the hospital. She bought 124 bears for $8 each. How much money did she spend?

a)

$984.00

b)

$992.00

c)

$962.00

d)

$1,202.00

9.

John just turned 9 years old. He wants to figure out the number of days that equals, so he multiplied 9 x 365. What answer did he get?

a)

3,285 days

b)

3,280 days

c)

3650 days

d)

He doesn't know the standard algorithm, so he gave up. So sad.

10.

Did you know that geese can fly up to 1,500 miles a day when the weather is nice? Amazing! If the geese flew every day of the week this week, how far did they go?

a)

7,000 miles

b)

10,500 miles

c)

10,700 miles

d)

10,550 miles

11.

Mr. Smith has had his old truck for 5 years. He hardly ever drives it because it's a real junker. If he drives it an average of 5,252 miles per year, how many miles has he driven it?

a)

26,260 miles

b)

26,250 miles

c)

25,050 miles

d)

5,252 miles

12.

Jacob was in a floss-a-thon. He swung his arms for 8 hours straight. If he moved his arms back and forth 4,321 times per hour, how many times did he swing his arms?

a)

32,468

b)

34,568

c)

32,568

d)

He's pretty good, right? Are you using scratch paper to figure out these problems?

13.

All day Mrs. Krutak was trying to get the students' attention. She used the good old "clap, clap - clap, clap, clap" method. If she used this method 463 times in one day, how many actual "claps" did she do?

a)

463

b)

2005 claps

c)

1852 claps

d)

2315 claps

14.

These word problems are pretty funny.

a)

Yes, they are funny.

b)

No, not so much.

c)

I will laugh just to make Mrs. Krutak feel special.

d)

This question has nothing to do with learning multiplication.

15.

Jan and her friends drove from New Jersey to California. They drove 721 miles a day for four days. How many total miles did they go?

a)

2184 miles

b)

2,884 miles

c)

1,442 miles

d)

2,800 miles

16.
A handy man can install 248 floor tiles in an hour. How many tiles can he install after 6 hours? 
a)
488
b)
1480
c)
242
d)
1488
17.
Mrs. Sanders is speaking to students about bullying at 6 different elementary schools. There were 275 students at each school that heard her speak. How many students in all heard her speak?
a)
1560
b)
1650
c)
1185
d)
2547
18.
Matthew sold 78 candy bars during the school fund drive.  Brooke sold 6 times as many candy bars as Matthew. How many candy bars did Brooke sell? 
a)
72
b)
84
c)
468
d)
458
19.

What is the first step when you use the standard algorithm to multiply 3 x 456?

a)

multiply 3 x 6 first

b)

multiply 3 x 5 first

c)

multiply 3 x 4 first

20.

What is the answer to a multiplication problem?

a)

quotient

b)

sum

c)

factor

d)

product

21.
Tony has a total of 235 coins in his collection. His friend Antonio has 6 times as many coins. How many coins does Antonio have in his coin collection? 
a)
1410
b)
4410
c)
2356
d)
241
22.
Dalton has $500 in his savings. Chris has $ 135 less than Dalton in his savings. If Allison has 3 times more money in her savings than Chris, how much money does Allison have 
a)
1095
b)
1905
23.

Morgan has chickens. They lay a dozen eggs each day. How many eggs does he get in a week?

a)

19

b)

60

c)

70

d)

84