Let \(Q=a\sum x_i^2+b\sum x_ix_j\) be an integral positive definite quadratic form of level N in \(r(\ge 2)\) variables and \(r_Q(n)\) the representation number by Q for nonnegative integers n. First, we provide a necessary and sufficient condition that Q represents one and find the exact value of \(r_Q(1)\) . Second, for such forms, we show that \(r_Q(n)\) satisfies a certain congruence relation for infinitely many n. Finally, when \(r(\ge 4)\) is even and \((-1)^{r/2}N\) is a fundamental discriminant, we classify the quadratic forms Q, which represent one, whose representation numbers \(r_Q(n)\) satisfy a partially multiplicative relation \(r_Q(p^2n)r_Q(1)=r_Q(p^2)r_Q(n)\) and provide closed formulas for \(r_Q(n)\) .