4th Grade Multiplication Worksheet

In 4th grade multiplication worksheet we will solve multiplication of 4-digit numbers, properties of multiplication, estimate the product and word problems on multiplication.

I. Fill in the blanks:

(i) Double of 39 – 39 = ……………

(ii) 4 × 12 × 0 × 10 = ……………

(iii) Thrice of 47 – Twice of 47 = ……………

(iv) Product of 11 and 2 + Twice of 50 = ……………

(v) The product of 15 and 4 is same as the product of 12 and ……………

II. Complete the given multiplication pyramids. First one is done for you.

$Multiplication Pyramids$

III. Multiply:

(i) 47 and 62 ……………

(ii) 189 and 54 ……………

(iii) 324 and 107 ……………

(iv) 402 and 533 ……………

IIV. Find the number which is:

(i) Twice of 1297 ………………..

(ii) Thrice of 498 ………………..

(iii) Double of 1557 ………………..

V. Choose the right answer:

(i) When we multiply a number by 0, the answer is:

(a) 0

(b) 100

(ii) When we multiply the numbers, the answer is known as:

(a) Addend

(b) Product

(iii) When we multiply a number by 1, the answer is:

(a) 0

(b) 100

VI. Choose the right answer and fill in the blank:

369 × 100 = ………………..

(a) 3690

(b) 36900

VII. Estimate the product by rounding off the given numbers.

$Estimate the Product$

VIII. Ryan works for a driving company and drove his car for 7 hours each day for 3 weeks. Tania works for OLA and drove her car for 6 hours each day for 4 weeks. Who drove for more hours?

IX. There are 296 wild animals in a wild life park. Each animal requires an average of 17 kg of food every day. What is the total quantity of food requirement of the wildlife park each day?

Answers for the 4th Grade Multiplication Worksheet are given below to check the exact answers of the above questions.

Answers:

I. (i) 39

(ii) 0

(iii) 47

(iv) 122

(v) 5

II. (ii) 6, 12, 72

(iii) 30, 42, 1260

III. (i) 2914

(ii) 10206

(iii) 34668

(iv) 214266

IV. (i) 2594

(ii) 1494

(iii) 3114

V. (i) (a)

(ii) (b)

(iii) (c)

VI. (b)

VII. (i) 80 × 30; 2400

(ii) 130 × 70; 9100

(iii) 600 × 300; 180000

(iv) 400 × 500; 200000

VIII. Tania

IX. 5032 kg

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