Math Charge Multiplication

Math Charge Multiplication ties correct multiplication answers to building up a charge meter, converting each solved times-table problem into power that drives progress through the challenge. Because multiplication facts either come quickly from memorization or require working them out step by step, the format works as a quick check on which times tables are genuinely automatic versus which still require calculation. A wrong answer stalls the charge from building, which keeps the incentive to confirm a multiplication fact rather than guess at it clearly visible throughout a run. As the charge builds further, multiplication problems climb toward less commonly memorized combinations, testing whether times-table fluency extends beyond the easy, frequently practiced facts.