Multiplication Assessment

Part 1: Answer the following questions regarding factors, multiples, and prime/composite numbers (4 points each).

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Choose the first ten multiples of 11. CHOOSE 10!

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Choose the first five multiples of 9. CHOOSE 5!

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Decide if each number is prime or composite. Then, list its factor pairs to prove your thinking.

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Part 2: Write the missing multiplication equation or comparison statement for each problem (4 points each).

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Use the area model strategy to solve the following comparisons (8 points each).

Part 3: Solve the following problems using the standard algorithm, partial products, or area model (4 points each).

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546 x 4 =

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6,843 x 3 =

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5,468 x 2 =

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23 x 5 =

Part 4: Solve the following problems multiplying 2 digit numbers by multiples of 10. Use the boxes to record your thinking (4 points each).

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76 x 40 =

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82 x 90 =

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62 x 80 =

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54 x 70 =

Part 5: Solve this last problem by extending area models (5 points).

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Multiplication Assessment

Choose the first ten multiples of 11. CHOOSE 10!

Choose the first five multiples of 9. CHOOSE 5!

Decide if each number is prime or composite. Then, list its factor pairs to prove your thinking.

Part 2: Write the missing multiplication equation or comparison statement for each problem (4 points each).

Use the area model strategy to solve the following comparisons (8 points each).

546 x 4 =

6,843 x 3 =

5,468 x 2 =

23 x 5 =

76 x 40 =

82 x 90 =

62 x 80 =

54 x 70 =

34 x 56 =

Choose the first ten multiples of 11. CHOOSE 10!

Choose the first five multiples of 9. CHOOSE 5!

Decide if each number is prime or composite. Then, list its factor pairs to prove your thinking.

Part 2: Write the missing multiplication equation or comparison statement for each problem (4 points each).

Use the area model strategy to solve the following comparisons (8 points each).

546 x 4 =

6,843 x 3 =

5,468 x 2 =

23 x 5 =

76 x 40 =

82 x 90 =

62 x 80 =

54 x 70 =

34 x 56 =