Forty-five problems set in three columns of fifteen, under the heading “Multiplication Facts” and the line “Solve each problem. Write the product on the line.” Every fact uses factors from 1 to 10, so the page covers the whole table rather than drilling one number. The hard end is well represented, with 7x8, 9x9, 8x8, 9x8 and 7x7 all present, and easy facts such as 2x2, 1x3 and 2x5 mixed through so a child is never stuck for long.
There is nothing on this page but the problems. No pictures, no border, no color, which is what makes it cheap to run off for a whole class and quick to mark. This is the page to reach for when a child knows the facts and simply needs volume, or when you want a single sheet that samples the entire times table in one sitting.