3.OA.9 Patterns in Multiplication

Front

James multiplies a number by 2. What is true about the product?

Back

The product always ends in an even number.

Front

Which statement describes the pattern that Jennifer wrote: 7, 14, 21, 28, 35, 42?

Back

a pattern of skip counting by 7s

Front

Which expression can be used to find the missing number in this pattern? 81, 72, 63, ___, 45, 36

Back

45 + 9

Front

Which rule BEST describes a way to find the total weight of a stack of pizzas? Options: Add 6 to the number of pizzas., Add 18 to the number of pizzas., Multiply the number of pizzas by 3., Multiply the number of pizzas by 4.

Back

Multiply the number of pizzas by 4.

Front

Which number comes next in the table?

Back

70

Front

A number multiplied by 5 will always end in either of which two numbers?

Back

0 or 5

Front

Which is true of numbers multiplied by 3?

Back

They can be both even or odd.

Front

Which pattern occurs in the shaded areas of the multiplication table? Options: The numbers increase by 2, The numbers increase by 3, The numbers increase by 7, The numbers increase by 8

Back

The numbers increase by 3

Front

Which statement describes the products of 4 and the products of 8? Options: The only products that 4 and 8 have in common is 32. , All products of 4 are also products of 8. , All products of 8 are also products 4. , The products of 4 are twice the products of 8.

Back

All products of 8 are also products 4.

Front

Which statement is true about the shaded numbers? Options: All multiples of 10 increase by one. , All multiples of 10 are 2 digit numbers., Multiples of 10 have a 0 in the ones place. , Multiples of 10 are odd and even numbers.

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Multiples of 10 have a 0 in the ones place.