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2 Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written “Answer” this is the prompt the students will see, and where I have “Question” should be the student’s response. To enter your questions and answers, click once on the text on the slide, then highlight and just type over what’s there to replace it. If you hit Delete or Backspace, it sometimes makes the text box disappear. When clicking on the slide to move to the next appropriate slide, be sure you see the hand, not the arrow. (If you put your cursor over a text box, it will be an arrow and WILL NOT take you to the right location.)

3 Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

4 Click here for Final Jeopardy

5 AlgebraMeasurement Data and Probability 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Geometry Numbers & Operations

6 What is the sum of 4.05 + 3.089? a.7.940 b.7.139 c.7.094 d.7.039

7 b. 7.139

8 Ms. Heath can divide the students in her art class into equal groups of 4 or equal groups of 6, with no students left over. What is the smallest possible number of students that could be in her art class? a.12b. 16 c. 18d. 24

9 a. 12

10 In the problem, which term best describes 58? a.Dividend b.Divisor c.Quotient d.remainder

11 c. quotient

12 Which symbol goes in the blank to make this statement true? 6 ¼ _______ 6.14 a.>b. < c. =d. x

13 a. >

14 5/12 – 1/9 = a.1 1/3 b.¾ c.13/36 d. 11/36

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16 Which is the same as 15(4+3)? a.15x4x+3 b.(15x4)x3 c.15x4-15x3 d.15x4+15x3

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18 How did the number of times the website was viewed each week change during the five weeks? a.Each week, the number of views is multiplied by 2.Each week, the number of views is multiplied by 2. b.Each week, the number of views is multiplied by 3.Each week, the number of views is multiplied by 3. c.Each week, there are 50 more views that the week before.Each week, there are 50 more views that the week before. d.Each week, there are 150 more views than the week before.Each week, there are 150 more views than the week before. Website Views Week 12345 Number of times viewed 25752256752, 025

19 b. Each week, the number of views is multiplied by 3.

20 Each term in this pattern is an expression. What do you need to do to each previous term to find the next term in this pattern? X+1, x+7, x+13, x+19… a.Add 6b. add 4 c. Subtract 4d. subtract 6

21 c. Add 6

22 Ray used cubes to make this pattern. How will the next figure in the pattern look? a.It will have 4 rows of 2 cubes.It will have 4 rows of 2 cubes. b.It will have 5 rows of 2 cubes.It will have 5 rows of 2 cubes. c.It will have 4 rows of 2 cubes and one row of 1.It will have 4 rows of 2 cubes and one row of 1. d.It will have 5 rows of 2 cubes and one row of 1.It will have 5 rows of 2 cubes and one row of 1.

23 b. It will have 5 rows of 2 cubes.

24 Lillith counted the number of new flowers blooming in her garden for four weeks. Each week the total number of new flowers was 2 times the number from the previous week. Which equation matches, if k represents the number of new blooms and g is the number of new blooms from the previous week. a.K=g+2b. k= g-2 c. k= 2gd. k=2÷g

25 c. k= 2g

26 III Which figures appear to be congruent? I II IV a. I and II b. I and III c. II and IV d. III and IV

27 a. I and II

28 3 in. Which name could not be used to describe this polygon? 3 in. a.Quadrilateral b.Rhombus c.Parallelogram d.square

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30 a.AA b. T c.XX d.QQ Which letter has rotational symmetry?

31 c. X

32 a. b. c. d. Which of the following best represents a top view for this figure?

33 d.

34 Which statement is true? a.Every parallelogram is also a trapezoid. b.Every trapeziod is also a parallelgram. c.Every square is also a parallelgram. d.Every parallelogram is also a square.

35 c. Every square is also a parallelgram.

36 How many centigrams are in 1 gram? a.1 b.10 c.100 d.1000

37 100

38 What is the area of a square playground that has sides 60 yards long? a.3,600 sq yd b.360 sq yd c.240 sq yd d.120 sq yd

39 a.3,600 sq yd

40 Gabriel built a wooden box with a length of 4 ft. It had a height of 3 ft. and a width of 2 ft. What was the volume of the box? a.9 cubic feet b.11 cubic feet c.14 cubic feet d.24 cubic feet

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42 A pot of boiling water has a temperature of 212˚ F. What would be the temperature in Celcius? a.0 ˚C b.32 ˚C c.100 ˚C d.d. 212 ˚C

43 c. 100 ˚C

44 What the area of a triangle whose height is 4 cm and base is 7 cm? a.11 sq cm b.14 sq cm c.28 sq cm d.56 sq cm

45 b. 14 sq cm

46 Below are the weights of five packages about to be shipped. 7 lb, 3 lb, 5 lb, 7 lb, 6 lb What is the median of these weights? a.4 lbb. 5 lb c. 6 lbd. 7 lb

47 c. 6 lb

48 A number cube with sides numbered 1 to 6 is rolled one time. What is the probability of rolling a number greater than 5? a.1 out of 6b. 1 out of 5 c. 1 out of 3d. 5 out of 6

49 a. 1 out of 6

50 Below are the grades Angelica received on her first 6 vocabulary quizzes. What is the mean of her quiz grades? 75, 95, 70, 75, 80, 85 a.75b. 80 c. 85d. 95

51 b. 80

52 There are 5 green, 6 purple, and 2 brown tiles in a box. What is the probability that someone would pick a green tile without looking? a.5/8b. 5/13 c. 1/5d. 1/13

53 b. 5/13

54 Which statement best compares the median and the mode of the data? a. The median is equal to the mode. b. The median is greater than the mode. c. The median is less than the mode. d. There is no mode. Name of BrothersHeight (in inches) Devon62 Jason49 Michael62 Tyrell55 William60

55 c. The median is less than the mode.

56 Make your wager

57 Look at the graph. What is the mode of the number of miles? (See pg. 208 #10 in Math PASS Coach book.)

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