How many multiplication facts can you answer in 2 minutes? Questions are drawn from the full 0×0 to 12×12 grid, in random order.
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The timer starts with the first question and counts down from 2 minutes. Answer as many multiplication facts as you can before time runs out — questions are drawn from the full 0×0 to 12×12 range, in random order.
When the timer hits zero, you see your score and any facts you got wrong. There is an option to share your score.
Two minutes gives enough time to work through a substantial portion of the times tables grid, so your score reflects both speed and accuracy across a wide range of facts. The missed-facts list at the end shows exactly which facts still need work.
Improving your score over repeated attempts is a reliable sign that recall is becoming more automatic — which is the goal.
Because the format is fixed — always 2 minutes, always the full 0–12 grid — your score is directly comparable across attempts. Take it regularly to watch the number climb as your recall improves. No sign-up required, but you can create a free account if you want to save your scores.
The 2-minute test sits between a quick check and a full session. For a shorter burst, try the 1-minute test. For a longer challenge, try the 5-minute test or the Full 12×12 Times Tables Test. For day-to-day practice that targets your weakest facts, use Times Tables Revision.
