Seven Times Seven 4+

Multiplication table learning app with three levels of knowledge testing

After launching the application, you will see the multiplication table by 2 on the screen.

When you click on any row of the table, this row will be highlighted.

In this case, the rectangle in the upper half of the screen will change its height, and its width will remain equal to 2.

The number of squares that make up the rectangle is equal to the sum of the product of the numbers in the clicked row. The rectangle is designed to visualize the essence of the process of multiplying numbers.

You should learn this table by clicking on the rows one by one and reading them out loud.

After you have learned this table, you can test your knowledge by clicking once on the upper right button so that the number 2 appears on it.

You will see the same table on the screen with answer options at the bottom.

You should click on the button with the answer corresponding to the highlighted row of the table. For example, if the 2 x 4 row is highlighted, you need to click on the button with the number 8.

If you answered correctly, another row will be highlighted. However, you can highlight the rows yourself by clicking on them.

In this mode, the answer buttons are arranged in the same order as the question rows, which makes your task a little easier. That is, the left button corresponds to the top row, the second button to the second row, and so on.

If you have coped with the test of your knowledge, click the upper right button again so that the number 3 appears on it. In this mode, the answer buttons are arranged chaotically. Try to cope with this task too.

Then you can click on the button in the upper right corner again so that the number 4 appears on it.

You will see that one of the answer buttons at the bottom of the screen is highlighted.

You should click on the table row that corresponds to this answer.
For example, if the button with the number 8 is highlighted, you should click on the 2 x 4 row.

Basically, this mode is used to practice division skills.

If you want to return to the table memorisation mode, click on the upper right button again so that the number 1 appears on it.

To memorize multiplication tables for other numbers, use the second from the left and second from the right buttons in the upper row.

The number in the center of the upper row shows how many correct answers you gave in a row.