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5 Times Multiplication Table

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What is 5 times 7?
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What is 5 times 13?
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20 questions

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What is 5 times 7?

1

30 sec

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What is 5 times 13?

2

30 sec

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What is 5 times 9?

3

30 sec

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What is 5 times 12?

4

30 sec

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If you multiply 5 by 8, what do you get?

5

30 sec

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What is 5 times 15?

6

30 sec

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What is 5 times 11?

7

30 sec

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What do you get if you multiply 5 by 6?

8

30 sec

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What is the product of 5 and 18?

9

30 sec

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What is the result of 5 times 14?

10

30 sec

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What is the value of 5 multiplied by 23?

11

30 sec

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What is 5 times 16?

12

30 sec

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If 5 boxes each contain 27 pencils, how many pencils are there in total?

13

30 sec

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If a ride at an amusement park lasts 5 minutes and you ride it 19 times, how long in total have you spent on the ride?

14

30 sec

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A car travels 5 miles in one minute. How far will it travel in 24 minutes?

15

30 sec

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If each book in a stack is 5 cm thick, what is the total thickness of a stack of 18 books?

16

30 sec

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If you have 5 baskets with each containing 14 apples, how many apples do you have in total?

17

30 sec

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If each table in a cafeteria can seat 5 people, how many tables are needed to seat 22 people?

18

30 sec

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If a gardener plants 5 rows of flowers and each row contains 21 flowers, how many flowers are planted in total?

19

30 sec

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If a person earns $5 per hour, how much would they earn after working 26 hours?

20

30 sec

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