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Maths Quiz - Year 2 Calculation - Multiplication and Division (Questions)

Build quick skills with multiplication and division. Make equal groups, skip-count, use arrays, and check answers by reversing the operation to keep working accurately and confidently.

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Fascinating Fact:

Arrays show both: 3 × 4 = 12 is 3 rows of 4. Read it the other way, 12 ÷ 3 = 4 each in a row.

In KS1 Maths, Year 2 pupils link multiplication and division. Arrays, equal groups, and number lines help show how repeated addition builds products and how sharing or grouping finds quotients.

Key Terms

Equal groups: Same number in each group, e.g., 4 groups of 3.
Array: Rows and columns that model a multiplication, like 3 rows of 4.
Inverse: An opposite operation; division undoes multiplication and vice versa.

Warm up with a quick challenge: try the Multiplication Game before you start the quiz.

Frequently Asked Questions (Click to see answers)

How do arrays help with multiplication and division?

Arrays show totals in rows and columns. Reading by rows models multiplication; reading by equal shares models division of the same numbers.

What is an easy way to check a division answer?

Use the inverse. If 12 ÷ 3 = 4, then check 4 × 3 = 12. If the product matches the starting number, the division is correct.

How can I multiply quickly in Year 2?

Skip-count in 2s, 5s, and 10s, or use doubles and near doubles. For 3 × 4, count 4, 8, 12 or see 2 × 4 then add another 4.

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Maths Quiz - Year 2 Calculation - Multiplication and Division (Answers)

1.

There are 5 apples in a bag. The cook needs enough apples to feed 40 children. How many bags must the cook buy?

[ ]	45
[x]	8
[ ]	9
[ ]	15

40 ÷ 5 = 8

2.

Joe wants to buy a computer game costing £3.50. If he saves 50p a week, how many weeks will he need to save for before he can afford the game?

[ ]	8
[ ]	9
[ ]	5
[x]	7

7 x 50p = £3.50

3.

The teacher wants to put the children into groups of 5. If there are 30 children in the class, how many groups can be made?

[x]	6
[ ]	4
[ ]	5
[ ]	9

30 children divided into groups of 5 would give 6 groups altogether

4.

The class is going to have a party. There are 25 in the class. Crisps come in big bags of 5. How many ‘big bags’ will we need to ensure all children get a bag of crisps?

[ ]	9
[ ]	7
[x]	5
[ ]	15

5 x 5 = 25, so we will need 5 big bags

5.

A chocolate company has made 60 limited edition chocolates. They wish to pack them 10 to a box. How many full boxes can they make?

[x]	6
[ ]	70
[ ]	10
[ ]	16

60 chocolates divided equally into groups of ten gives an answer of 6

6.

A company packs ice lollies into boxes of 10. Each box has 5 strawberry and 5 blackcurrant lollies. They have made 50 strawberry and 50 blackcurrant lollies. How many full boxes can they make?

[ ]	100
[ ]	20
[ ]	50
[x]	10

There are 100 lollies altogether. 100 divided into groups of 10 means they could make 10 full boxes

7.

I need a knife, fork and spoon for 12 people. How many pieces of cutlery will I need altogether?

[x]	36
[ ]	24
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3 x 12, or 12 x 3 = 36

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If there are 12 bikes in the bike shop, how many wheels will there be altogether?

[ ]	12
[ ]	6
[x]	24
[ ]	10

12 x 2 = 24

9.

I give 5 sweets to each of my 10 friends. How many sweets did I give away altogether?

[x]	50
[ ]	15
[ ]	51
[ ]	55

10 x 5 or 5 x 10 = 50

10.

At a party, each child is given 2 balloons. If 15 children come to the party, how many balloons will there need to be?

[ ]	50
[ ]	17
[x]	30
[ ]	35

2 x 15 = 30 balloons altogether