Multiplication and Division Jeopardy
Turn math fact drills into a game: times tables, division facts, fact families, and word problems for grades 3-5. Free to copy; phones are the buzzers.
6 categories, 30 clues, Final Jeopardy. Everyone buzzes in from their phone.
Hosting opens the presenter screen with a join code for everyone's phones. Either way the board is a copy of your own. Free, no account needed.
Every clue on this board
This page is public, so anyone can read the answers — copy the board and swap a few clues before game day.
Times Tables
- $200
This is the product of 6 and 7.
What is 42?
- $400
This is the product of 7 and 8.
What is 56?
- $600
This is the product of 8 and 9.
What is 72?
- $800
This is the product of 9 and 9.
What is 81?
- $1,000
This is the product of 11 and 12.
What is 132?
Division Facts
- $200
This is 63 divided by 9.
What is 7?
- $400
This is 72 divided by 8.
What is 9?
- $600
This is 96 divided by 12.
What is 8?
- $800
This is 126 divided by 9.
What is 14?
- $1,000
This is 132 divided by 12.
What is 11?
Fact Families
- $200
This is the product of 4 and 6, and also the number you divide by 6 to get 4.
What is 24?
- $400
This is the product of 7 and 5, and also the number you divide by 5 to get 7.
What is 35?
- $600
This is the product of 8 and 6, and also the number you divide by 6 to get 8.
What is 48?
- $800
This is the product of 9 and 7, and also the number you divide by 7 to get 9.
What is 63?
- $1,000
This is the product of 11 and 8, and also the number you divide by 8 to get 11.
What is 88?
Multiples and Remainders
- $200
This is the next multiple of 4 after 16.
What is 20?
- $400
This is the remainder when 19 is divided by 5.
What is 4?
- $600
This is the remainder when 50 is divided by 8.
What is 2?
- $800
This is the smallest multiple of 7 greater than 45.
What is 49?
- $1,000
This is the remainder when 365 is divided by 7.
What is 1?
Word Problems
- $200
A basket holds 5 apples, and this is how many apples are in 6 baskets.
What is 30?
- $400
This is how many equal groups of 9 can be made from 54 stickers.
What is 6?
- $600
Each shelf holds 9 books, and this is how many books fit on 5 shelves.
What is 45?
- $800
This is how many pieces of candy each of 7 kids gets when 91 pieces are shared equally.
What is 13?
- $1,000
This is the total number of wheels on 8 cars and 3 bicycles combined.
What is 38?
Mental Math Tricks
- $200
To multiply a whole number by 10 using mental math, this is what you add to the end of the number.
What is a zero?
- $400
This is 25 times 4, a fact worth memorizing since the two numbers combine to make an even hundred.
What is 100?
- $600
This is the product of 9 and 6, found by multiplying by 10 and then subtracting one group of 6.
What is 54?
- $800
This is the product of 15 and 4, found by doubling 15 twice.
What is 60?
- $1,000
This is the product of 99 and 6, found by multiplying by 100 and then subtracting one group of 6.
What is 594?
Final Jeopardy — Math Properties
This property of multiplication is the reason 3 times 4 gives the same product as 4 times 3.
What is the commutative property?
How to run this board
Fact fluency practice does not have to mean worksheets. This board drills times tables and division facts through 12, ties them together with fact families, and finishes with one-step word problems and a few mental math shortcuts.
Because the questions are quick, you can run the whole board in twenty minutes and replay favorites with the values doubled. Consider a rule that the buzzing team must say the whole equation, not just the product, so the practice stays verbal and complete.
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