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Chapter 4 Vocabulary Multiply Whole Numbers
Chapter 4 Vocabulary Multiply Whole Numbers
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Test your multiplication skills and see how well you know your times tables
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What is the third step in the standard algorithm for multiplication?
Divide the numbers
Add the numbers
Subtract the numbers
Multiply the hundreds place
2
Which is the product of 8 and 5?
45
35
50
40
3
An estimate that is greater than the actual value
underestimate
Guess
estimate
overestimate
4
What is the final step in the standard algorithm for multiplication?
Add the numbers
Subtract the numbers
Add the products
Multiply the products
5
A letter of symbol that stands for a number or quantity
variable
product
difference
sum
6
What is the fourth step in the standard algorithm for multiplication?
Divide the numbers
Add the numbers
Multiply the thousands place
Subtract the numbers
7
Answer to a multiplication problem
Difference
Product
Quotient
Sum
8
The product of a whole # and another whole #
Difference
Quotient
Factor
Multiple
9
What is a factor in multiplication?
A number that is added
A number that is divided
A number that is multiplied
A number that is subtracted
10
What is 7 times 8?
64
56
48
54
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What is 6 times 7?
56
36
49
42
12
What is the second step in the standard algorithm for multiplication?
Divide the numbers
Multiply the tens place
Add the numbers
Subtract the numbers
13
Any number multiplied to form a product
Dividend
Factor
Product
Divisor
14
What is the first step in the standard algorithm for multiplication?
Add the numbers
Multiply the ones place
Divide the numbers
Subtract the numbers
15
A set of rules for a step by step procedure (calculation)
algorithm
underestimate
overestimate
multiple
16
True or False: 5 x 5 = 20
True
False
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An estimate that is less than the actual value
Overestimate
Underestimate
Estimate
multiple
