1. PSSA Jeopardy 1 Num/OpsMeasureGeometryAlgebraData/Prob 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500

2. Num/Ops Express 675,000,000 in scientific notation 100

3. Num/Ops 100

4. Num/Ops Simplify 200

5. Num/Ops 6 200

6. Num/Ops Maria earns a 7% commission on her sales at the furniture store. If she sells $5000 worth of furniture, she will make…? 300

7. Num/Ops $350 300

8. Num/Ops If 2 dozen golf balls cost $30.00, what is the cost for one golf ball? 400

9. Num/Ops $1.25 400

10. Num/Ops How many “perfect squares” are there between 10 and 50? 500

11. Num/Ops 4 (16, 25, 36, 49) 500

12. Measure What is the sum of the interior angles of an 8- sided polygon? 100

13. Measure 1080 o 100

14. Measure What is the measure of each interior of a regular pentagon? 200

15. Measure 108 o 200

16. Measure Convert 41 o Fahrenheit to Celsius. 300

17. Measure 5o5o 300

18. Measure John can cover 10 miles in 30 minutes on his bike. Convert this to feet per second. 400

19. Measure 29.3 feet per second 400

20. Measure What is the surface area of a rectangular prism with length 3 cm, width 5 cm, and height 4 cm? 500

21. Measure 94 cm 2 500

22. Geometry 100 3 5 x Find the value of x

23. Geometry X=4 100

24. Geometry 200 a b 135 o G Lines a and b are parallel. Find the measure of angle G.

25. Geometry 45 o 200

26. Geometry What is the complement of the supplement of a 150 o angle? 300

27. Geometry 60 o 300

28. Geometry 400 Sides of PolygonSum of Interior Angles 3180 4360 5720 Which value in this chart is incorrect?

29. Geometry 720 should be 540 400

30. Geometry If two adjacent angles are congruent and supplementary, then each angle must measure? 500

31. Geometry 90 o 500

32. Algebra What number is next in the pattern? 2, 5, 10, 17, 26, … 100

33. Algebra 37 100

34. Algebra 200 xy 1 03 15 What is the equation for the linear relationship in the chart above?

35. Algebra y = 2x + 3 200

36. Algebra Solve 300

37. Algebra 300

38. Algebra Write an equation to represent the following: “Mason has $3000 in the bank. If he spends $400 per week, when will Mason only have $1000 left? 400

39. Algebra 3000-400x=1000 400

40. Algebra Evaluate 500 when x = -7

41. Algebra 5 500

42. Data/Prob 100 What type of correlation is demonstrated in the graph above?

43. Data/Prob Positive Linear Correlation 100

44. Data/Prob 200 Name the five summary values needed to create a box-and-whisker plot

45. Data/Prob Lower Extreme (Min) Lower Quartile (Q1) Median (Q2) Upper Quartile (Q3) Upper Extreme (Max) 200

46. Data/Prob There are 2 red, 5 white, and 8 green marbles in a jar. What is the probability of reaching into the jar once and NOT getting a white marble? 300

47. Data/Prob 300

48. Data/Prob How many orders can 5 students be arranged in to go through a cafeteria serving line? 400

49. Data/Prob 120 ways 400

50. Data/Prob Of the mean, median, or the mode, which is most affected by extremely high or low data values? 500

51. Data/Prob Mean 500