⚡ 60-Second Math Sprint
How many can you get right in 60 seconds?
It starts with addition and moves up to multiplication and division as the numbers grow. When the 60 seconds are up, the number you got right is your score. A wrong answer costs nothing except your streak.
About this quiz
For 60 seconds, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division keep coming. Tap an answer and the next question appears at once. Your score is how many you got right when time runs out.
The first few are small additions and subtractions to warm up. Then the numbers grow and multiplication and division join in, so you need speed and accuracy together.
- Time limit
- 60 seconds
- Subject
- Math
- Price
- Free
- Sign-in
- Optional
- Devices
- Phone, tablet, desktop
At a glance
How to play
- Wrong answers cost time
- A wrong tap flashes red for a moment before moving on. That moment is time gone, so working it out beats guessing.
- The options sit close to the answer
- Wrong options are off by 1, 2 or 10, so rough guessing gets caught. Check the ones digit first and most wrong answers drop out.
- Race a friend on the same questions
- A friend who opens your link gets your questions in the same order, so you can see who gets more right in 60 seconds.
Score ranks
Human Calculator
You might be faster than the calculator app. Dare your friends to beat this.
Mental Math Pro
Bigger numbers didn't shake you. At this speed you'll have time left in exams.
Solid Counter
Your basics are solid. A little more speed on multiplication and you'll jump up.
Finger Counter
You're careful rather than quick. A few more rounds and the speed will come.
Where's My Calculator
Sixty seconds is shorter than it sounds, right? One more round and you'll improve.
Frequently asked questions
- What if I run out of questions?
- There are more questions than most people can answer in 60 seconds. If you do get through them all, you go straight to your result.
- Can I review my mistakes?
- This one is all about speed, so the result shows your count and rank instead of a list of misses.
- Can I use a calculator?
- Nothing stops you, but the point is mental math practice, so try it in your head.