Math test
Name: Date:
1. Addition7 questions
15 + 1 =
28 + 2 =
30 + 13 =
411 + 9 =
57 + 10 =
66 + 2 =
70 + 1 =
2. Multiply multi-digit numbersMultiply to find each product.6 questions
854×25
933×72
1015×59
1165×88
1239×48
1337×34
Three unrelated skills on one paper — a check of what is still there.

The answer key prints on a separate page.
This one is not a unit test. It is the paper for the start of a term, or the week after a holiday: quick facts, something harder, and a few word problems, chosen to be far enough apart that the answers do not prop each other up.
Read it as three separate signals rather than a score. Facts that have gone rusty come back in days; a multiplication method that has gone means re-teaching; word problems that stall while the computation is fine is a reading question. One number out of eighteen would hide all three.