Times tables practice

Pick one times table or mix them all, choose 10 or 20 questions, and type each answer. You get instant feedback, a score at the end and a list of the facts you missed, then a button to practice just those facts.

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How it works

Pick a table, or mixed tables, and 10 or 20 questions. Type each answer and press Check, or use the number pad.

Your best score for each table and length is saved on this device.

How this quiz is different

  • Practice one table, or every table from 2 to 12 mixed together.
  • 10 or 20 questions, typed on a keyboard or a large on-screen number pad.
  • Instant feedback after each answer, read aloud by screen readers as well as shown on screen.
  • The facts you missed are listed by name, with a one-click way to practice only those.
  • Your best score for each table and length is remembered on this device. Nothing is sent to a server.

What counts as a table's facts

Each table's quiz draws from its 12 facts, n × 1 through n × 12, the same range as the printable times tables pages. Mixed practice draws from all 11 tables, 2 through 12. A 20-question round on a single table repeats facts once every 12 questions have been asked, in a new order each time.

Why timed practice matters

England's Year 4 multiplication tables check gives "A time limit of 6 seconds per item has been set for the MTC." This quiz is not timed, so it works as a step before that kind of speed test: get every fact right first, then use the printable worksheets or a per-table page to build speed. The check itself covers "Each form consists of 25 questions worth one mark each."

By Rai Ansar · Updated September 24, 2026 · Charts are calculated by this site's generator and checked by automated tests. How pages are made

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Last checked September 24, 2026.