Serif type sets this page apart from the rest of the drill set. It is the only one of the seven in a serif face, and the only one that puts spaces around the multiplication sign, so the lines look closer to printed textbook copy than to worksheet blocks. Twenty-one facts fill a seven by three grid under the heading Multiplication Practice, inside a thin rounded frame.
Reach for this version with a child who reads well and finds heavy sans-serif drill pages a bit shouty, since the calmer look tends to lower resistance before a pencil is even picked up. It carries the same 2s through 9s problems as its siblings, so you can rotate it in without changing what is being practiced.