Are there better ways to write if statements in python?

So ive been writing Python for a bit now. I've decided to make an app to help my sister with multiplication tables. Im writing the code that will randomly pick from my 10 lists of the diffrent questions (I know there are better ways to write it but it gave me abilities i wanted to use with SQL). lists are by Table (Tone,Ttwo,Tthree, etc.) inside Tone would be ['1*1','1*2',...] then as seen in the if statement it calls by calling the list and problem with randomly generated numbers.

def pick_question():
Table = random.randint(0,9)
Col = random.randint(0,9)
if Table == 0:
    if Col == 0:
        return Tone[0]
    elif Col == 1:
        return Tone[1]
    elif Col == 2:
        return Tone[2]
    elif Col == 3:
        return Tone[3]
    elif Col == 4:
        return Tone[4]
    elif Col == 5:
        return Tone[5]
    elif Col == 6:
        return Tone[6]
    elif Col == 7:
        return Tone[7]
    elif Col == 8:
        return Tone[8]
    elif Col == 9:
        return Tone[9]
elif Table == 1:
    if Col == 0:
        return Ttwo[0]
    elif Col == 1:
        return Ttwo[1]
    elif Col == 2:
        return Ttwo[2]
    elif Col == 3:
        return Ttwo[3]
    elif Col == 4:
        return Ttwo[4]
    elif Col == 5:
        return Ttwo[5]
    elif Col == 6:
        return Ttwo[6]
    elif Col == 7:
        return Ttwo[7]
    elif Col == 8:
        return Ttwo[8]
    elif Col == 9:
        return Ttwo[9]

obviously it would keep going but it was already quite long. was wondering if there was anyway to make this not hae to be so repetitive and look better...