100 seconds multiplication challenge
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The long version of the one minute test. A hundred seconds is enough to settle into a rhythm, which makes this the better measure of what you really know.
Play: 100 Seconds
- Choose your tables and press Start.
- Answer as many questions as you can in 100 seconds.
- Build a streak — five in a row without a mistake and every answer counts for more.
- Your best run is saved so you always have a target.
Why games beat drilling
A minute rewards a fast start. A hundred seconds rewards knowing your tables, because you cannot bluff your way through that many questions.
Common questions
How is the 100 seconds score worked out?
One point per correct answer, plus a bonus once you get five right in a row. The streak bonus grows the longer you keep it, so accuracy is worth more than raw speed.
What is a good 100 seconds score?
Across all tables, 40 correct answers is a good result and 55 or more is excellent. On a single table most children pass 50 once that table is properly learnt.
Can two children compete on the same device?
Yes — take turns and compare scores. The best result for each combination of tables is stored on the device, so the target updates as you improve.
Learn the other times tables
Twelve tables, and you already know more of them than you think. Every fact you learn here shows up in another table too.