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Class 2 Multiplication Problems

1) The document contains multiple word problems testing multiplication skills. 2) It includes the question, working out the steps, and answering the problem for 8 sample questions. 3) One of the problems in each set is a "trick" problem that actually tests division skills not multiplication.
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Class 2 Multiplication Problems

1) The document contains multiple word problems testing multiplication skills. 2) It includes the question, working out the steps, and answering the problem for 8 sample questions. 3) One of the problems in each set is a "trick" problem that actually tests division skills not multiplication.
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Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1A


Have a go at solving these multiplication problems.
Can you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?

1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 900 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 2 hours?

2) There are 0.7mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 2


artechockes?

3) A bottle holds ½ pint of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?

4) How many seconds in 5 minutes?

5) An athletics track is 400m long. If I ran 3 times round the track, how far would
that be?

6) A football weighs 450g. How much would 2 footballs weigh?

7) 10 sheets of card are about 20mm thick. How thick is one sheet of card?

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 15 packets. How many pens in a
box?

Did you spot the


trick problem?
Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1A ANSWERS


1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 900 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 2 hours?
900 x 2 = 1800 km per hour

2) There are 0.7mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 2


artechockes?
0.7 x 2 = 1.4mg of iron

3) A bottle holds ½ pint of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?


½ x 5 = 2 ½ pints

4) How many seconds in 5 minutes?


60 x 5 = 300 seconds

5) An athletics track is 400m long. If I ran 3 times round the track, how far would
that be?
400 x 3 = 1200 m

6) A football weighs 450g. How much would 2 footballs weigh?


450 x 2 = 900g

7) 10 sheets of card are about 20mm thick. How thick is one sheet of card?
20 ÷ 10 = 2mm thick.
*** Trick question - this was a division question ***

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 15 packets. How many pens in a
box?
8 x 15 = 120 pens
Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1B


Have a go at solving these multiplication problems.
Can you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?

1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 900 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 4 hours?

2) There are 0.7mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 6


artechokes?

3) A bottle holds 0.8 pints of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?

4) How many seconds in an hour?

5) An athletics track is 400m long. If I ran 9 times round the track, how far would
that be?

6) A football weighs 0.9 lb. How much would 6 footballs weigh?

7) 100 sheets of paper are about 5mm thick. How thick is one sheet of paper?

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 20 packets. How many pens in 5
boxes?

Did you spot the


trick problem?
Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1B ANSWERS


1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 900 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 4 hours?
900 x 4 = 3600km

2) There are 0.7mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 6


artechockes?
0.7 x 6 = 4.2mg

3) A bottle holds 0.8 pints of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?
0.8 x 5 = 4 pints

4) How many seconds in an hour?


60 x 60 = 3600 seconds

5) An athletics track is 400m long. If I ran 9 times round the track, how far would
that be?
400 x 9 = 3600m

6) A football weighs 0.9 lb. How much would 6 footballs weigh?


0.9 x 6 = 5.4 lb

7) 100 sheets of paper is about 5mm thick. How thick is one sheet of paper? 5 ÷
100 = 0.05mm thick
*** This is a trick problem - it is a division problem ***

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 20 packets. How many pens in 5
boxes?
8 x 20 x 5 = 800 pens
Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1C


Have a go at solving these multiplication problems.
Can you spot the ‘trick’ problem which is not a multiplication problem?

1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 915 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 4 hours?

2) There are 0.72mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 6


artechockes?

3) A bottle holds 0.85 pints of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?

4) How many seconds in a 3 hours?

5) An outside lane on an athletics track is 488m long. If I ran 9 times round this
lane, how far would that be?

6) A football weighs 0.92 lb. How much would 6 footballs weigh?

7) 100 sheets of paper are about 4.7mm thick. How thick is one sheet of paper?

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 24 packets. How many pens in 6
boxes?

Did you spot the


trick problem?
Name Date

MULTIPLICATION PROBLEMS 5.1C ANSWERS


1) The cruising speed of a jumbo jet is about 915 km per hour. How far could it
travel in 4 hours?
915 x 4 = 3660 km

2) There are 0.72mg of iron in an artechoke. How many grams of iron in 6


artechockes?
0.72 x 6 = 4.32mg

3) A bottle holds 0.85 pints of liquid. How much would 5 bottles hold?
0.85 x 5 = 4.25 pints

4) How many seconds in a 3 hours?


60 x 60 x 3 = 10800 seconds

5) An outside lane on an athletics track is 488m long. If I ran 9 times round this
lane, how far would that be?
488 x 9 = 4392m

6) A football weighs 0.92 lb. How much would 6 footballs weigh?


6 x 0.92 = 5.52lb

7) 100 sheets of paper are about 4.7mm thick. How thick is one sheet of paper?
4.7 ÷ 100 = 0.047mm.
*** This is a trick problem - it is a division problem ***

8) A pack of pens contains 8 pens. A box contains 24 packets. How many pens in 6
boxes?
8 x 24 x 6 = 1152 pens.

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