I can multiply all the numbers by memory but for the purposes of this quiz you really only have to start each row with the number and just keep adding it to itself.
E.g the 8x row is just 8+8+8 all the way across. 8, 16, 24, etc.
So even if you didn't memorize the table, you could still fill it in easily.
I'm doing it on my phone, so I would consider 118/144 pretty good considering all the extra time spent a) switching to the number keypad and b) deleting because my fat finger isn't accurate 100% of the time.
I've been able to do this in five minutes on paper for three years up to 15x15, but I'm not used to the in line numbers, so for all the people who agree with me, please add at least a minute or two.
I'd say of the people who comment on this quiz, 33% are braggers, 33% are liars, 33% are great typists, and 1% are like me--pathetic at these sort of quizzes (but I'm great in every other way).
This is a challenge - lots to type! I find it my interesting that as I post my comment, there are 144 total comments - a perfect number for this exercise. My comment however, ruins that, sigh.
Am I the only one who's facing the problem of numbers or words not getting erased automatically in these types of speed quizzes? My time will obviously get over if I have to erase manually. Please fix this.
It's a typing test. If you don't have a need for speed, take it untimed, or stop playing typing tests. The only time you should complain about the time is if the quiz is specifically for knowledge rather than typing speed.
The things that people can and can't do on this website amaze me. You people have stellar memory for geography and random facts and then ask you to do math or type moderately quickly and suddenly you all whistle and twiddle your thumbs. This isn't an insult but still it's just so strange to me.
I did it with 2 seconds remaining, second try. First try I only got up to 11x9 i think. What's funny is that on paper I can do this a lot quicker. I just write fast on paper. Not that much of a fast typist.
E.g the 8x row is just 8+8+8 all the way across. 8, 16, 24, etc.
So even if you didn't memorize the table, you could still fill it in easily.
Argh.
9, 10, and 11 are weirdly the easiest.
must have tried 20 times at least.. thanks!
139/144 first time trying, and I only failed because of a typo.
Obviously the numbers 2-12 would fill in two spots with one answer, 24 appears like 6 times, would make it interesting!
"Alexa, please play "Gas Gas Gas""
attempt 2: 143/144
attempt 3: 14 seconds left
I actually got 143 with over 20 seconds left, but I couldn't figure out 5x2...
2x5 was easy though👍