Math Crosswords

Almost everyone remembers the multiplication table, but few people can name the mathematician who proved Fermat's Last Theorem, even though Andrew Wiles did it quite recently, in 1994, three and a half centuries after Fermat left his famous note in the margin of a book. Math crosswords on crossword.by are built from exactly this kind of facts, terms and names, from numbers and equations to geometry and algebra. You will not have to do long division here, each question asks you not to solve a problem but to remember a concept and write it letter by letter into the cells. The difficulty varies, sometimes it is about simple things like a fraction or an angle, and sometimes you need to recall what a logarithm is, what the coordinate axes are called or how a rhombus differs from a square. A math crossword like this is handy for a pupil going over a topic, for a student the night before an exam and for an adult who used to dread tests at school and now wants to refresh forgotten things without any rush. Answers are checked as you go, and if a term keeps spinning in your head but will not come out, you can always take a hint.