Basic Multiplication Crossword Puzzle

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ZERO : The Product of any number and zero (example 9x0) is (1 word)
MULTIPLICATION : The arithmetic operation that adds a number a given amount of times without using addition
PRODUCT : This is the name for the solution in a multiplication problem (1 word)
FALSE : Different symbols are used to represent multiplication such as x and + (True/False)
PRODUCT : A factor times a factor gives us an answer called a (1 word)
MULTIPLICATION TABLE : A chart that gives us repeated multiplication products is called a (2 words)
PRODUCT : Like addition, the order in which you multiply two factors does not change the ________ (1 word)
TRUE : The Commutative Property of Multiplication of Whole Numbers tells us we can multiply a problem two different ways such that 2x3 and 3x2 both equal 6 (True/False)
TWO : You need at least these many numbers or values when multiplying
TRUE : Products can also be call "solutions" or "answers" (True/False)
TRUE : We can multiply more than 2 numbers at a time (True/False)
REPEATED ADDITION : Multiplication is quicker and gives the same solution as this (2 words)
DIVISION : Multiplication is the inverse (opposite) of this operation
FACTORS : This is the name for numbers in a mathematical statement like 6x4 such that 6 and 4 are called (1 word)
SIX : 2x3 = (eight, five or six)
ARRAYS : Most students first learn multiplication by drawing models called ______ (1 word)
FIFTEEN : 5x3 = (four, ten or fifteen)
SAME : If a number is multiplied by "1" the number remains the _____ (4-letter word)
TRUE : We can read wall clocks (analogue time) by multiplying each of the numbers 1-11 by 5 to determine the amount of minutes (True/False)
DOT : Students first learn to use a St. Andrew's cross (x) when learning multiplication, then transition to using this symbol in middle school (1 word)

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zero : the product of any number and zero (example 9x0) is (1 word)
multiplication : the arithmetic operation that adds a number a given amount of times without using addition
product : this is the name for the solution in a multiplication problem (1 word)
false : different symbols are used to represent multiplication such as x and + (true/false)
product : a factor times a factor gives us an answer called a (1 word)
multiplication table : a chart that gives us repeated multiplication products is called a (2 words)
product : like addition, the order in which you multiply two factors does not change the _ (1 word)
true : the commutative property of multiplication of whole numbers tells us we can multiply a problem two different ways such that 2x3 and 3x2 both equal 6 (true/false)
two : you need at least these many numbers or values when multiplying
true : products can also be call "solutions" or "answers" (true/false)
true : we can multiply more than 2 numbers at a time (true/false)
repeated addition : multiplication is quicker and gives the same solution as this (2 words)
division : multiplication is the inverse (opposite) of this operation
factors : this is the name for numbers in a mathematical statement like 6x4 such that 6 and 4 are called (1 word)
six : 2x3 = (eight, five or six)
arrays : most students first learn multiplication by drawing models called _ (1 word)
fifteen : 5x3 = (four, ten or fifteen)
same : if a number is multiplied by "1" the number remains the _ (4-letter word)
true : we can read wall clocks (analogue time) by multiplying each of the numbers 1-11 by 5 to determine the amount of minutes (true/false)
dot : students first learn to use a st. andrew's cross (x) when learning multiplication, then transition to using this symbol in middle school (1 word)