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digit mult. Math Facts Word probs. Mult with $ Mixed review Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

Two digit mult. Question for 5 Points Look at problem 1. Use this equation to solve. 50 X 58 = n Show Answer

2-digit mult. Answer for 5 Points 2900 Back to Board

Two-digit mult. Question for 10 Points Look at problem 2. Use mental math; how many 0’s are in the answer? Show Answer

Two-digit mult. Answer for 10 Points There are 2 zeroes in the answer. Back to Board

Look at problem 1. When multiplying 50 X 58, tell why 290 is an unreasonable answer? W Show Answer

Two digit mult. Answer for 15 Points 5 times 58 is 290 Back to Board

Two digit mult. Question for 20 Points Solve problem 3. Which product is greater? 26 X 73 or 23 X 76 Show Answer

Two-digit mult. Answer for 20 Points 73 X 26 is greater Back to Board

Two-digit mult. Question for 25 Points Find the error in the calculated product of this equation: 96 X 59=5655 Show Answer

Two-digit mult. Answer for 25 Points There is a transposition in multiplying 6 X 59 and recording the result. Back to Board

Basic Math Facts Question for 5 Points What basic math fact do you see in problem 5? Show Answer

Basic Math Facts Answer for 5 Points 5 X 8 Back to Board

Basic Math Facts Question for 10 Points Tell the basic math facts you will use to solve problem 6. Show Answer

Basic Math Facts Answer for 10 Points 4 X 6, 4 X 1, 4 X 7, 4 X 2, 2 X 2, 2 X 7, 2 X 1, & 2 X 6. Back to Board

Basic Math Facts Question for 15 Points What basic addition math facts are needed to solve Problem 6. Show Answer

Basic Math Facts Answer for 15 Points 8 + 0, 8 + 4, 6 + 4, 4 +3, 2 + 2, & Back to Board

Basic Math Facts Question for 20 Points Write out the products to fill in the table in problem 7. Show Answer

Basic Math Facts Answer for 20 Points 6a 36, b 42, c 48, d 54 7a 42 b 49 c 56, d 63 8a 48, b 56, c 64, d72 9a 54, b 63, c 72, d 81 Back to Board

Basic Math Facts Question for 25 Points Round the first factor to estimate, find the basic math fact, and solve. (#8) Show Answer

Basic Math Facts Answer for 25 Points 721 is rounded to 700; the basic math fact is 5 X 7, the estimated product is 3500, the solution is Back to Board

Word Probs. Question for 5 Points Kelly purchased 15 books for the school library. Each volume costs $17. How much did Kelly spend? Show Answer

Word Probs. Answer for 5 Points Kelly spent $255!! Back to Board

Word Probs. Question for 10 Points Write an expression that can be used to solve problem 9 to determine how much Jarred and his mom spent. Show Answer

Word Probs. Answer for 10 Points 6 X $14 = x, where x is the amount of money spent on pizza Back to Board

Word Probs. Question for 15 Points Create an expression you can use to solve problem number 10. Show Answer

Word Probs. Answer for 15 Points Is 2 X $13.37 greater than $26.52? 2 X $13.37 = $26.74, so basketballs cost less at Modell’s. Back to Board

Word Probs. Question for 20 Points Write an equation that can be used to find Isabella’s total cost, c in problem 14. Show Answer

Word Probs. Answer for 20 Points 6 X $ X $5.95 = c Back to Board

Word Probs. Question for 25 Points Write an equation to determine the total money spent on origami paper in problem 11. Show Answer

Word Probs. Answer for 25 Points (10 X $0.33) + ($15.25) = c Back to Board

Money Question for 5 Points Show how 77 ¢ is written using decimals. Show Answer

Money Answer for 5 Points It is written 0.77 Back to Board

Money Question for 10 Points Tell how to determine the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in a multiplication problem involving money. Show Answer

Money Answer for 10 Points You count the number of digits to the right of the decimal point in the factors and add them. Back to Board

Money Question for 15 Points Look at problem 14. Create an equation that assists you in finding the cost. Show Answer

Money Answer for 15 Points 18 X $4.95 = c Back to Board

Money Question for 20 Points How do you know that $ is not the correct answer to problem 13. Show Answer

Money Answer for 20 Points The first factor includes dollars and cents; the answer should have two decimal places in it. ($2,332.66) Back to Board

Money Question for 25 Points Write an equation that can be used to solve problem 15 for n, the total cost. Show Answer

Money Answer for 25 Points (12 X $5.75) + (4 X $22.95) = n Back to Board

Mixed Review Question for 5 Points What is the order of operations? Tell what PEMDAS means. Show Answer

Mixed Review Answer for 5 Points The order of operations tells the way a mathematics problem is solved. () 2 X?+-; L-->R Back to Board

Mixed Review Question for 10 Points Write 2,000, , ,000+4, in standard form. Show Answer

Mixed Review Answer for 10 Points: 2,654,021 Back to Board

Mixed Review Question for 15 Points Find the missing digit in this problem: # 2,2 6 +1,346 3,642 Show Answer

Mixed Review Answer for 15 Points The missing digit is 9. Back to Board

Mixed Review Question for 20 Points Write this number: Each digit in the one’s period is one digit greater than the digit to its right. There is a 3 in the one’s place. Each digit in the thousand’s period is a 7. The digit in the million’s place is three times the digit in the one’s place. Show Answer

Mixed Review Answer for 20 Points 9,777,543 Back to Board

Mixed Review Question for 25 Points What is five hundred thousand, two hundred fifty-four increased by twenty thousand? Show Answer

Mixed Review Answer for 25 Points 520,234 Back to Board

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“Big Points” Question Set up a multiplication problem to check if this division problem was solved correctly. Yianna and Alexandra had $6.95 to spend on gifts for 5 friends. The items they wanted to purchase cost $1.49 each. They were excited because they had the right amount of money. Show Answer

Big Points Answer for Big Points They solved the division problem incorrectly /5 = Multiplying 5 X 1.49 results in $7.45. This is too high. Big Points Question 2

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Problems X 58 (Kaitlyn has 51 members in her extended family; she will put 58 jewels on the party place cards she makes for each one.) 2.50¢ X 20 (Martin and Alec combined their 50 cent pieces together. They each had ten. How much money did they have altogether?) 3.26 X 73, 23 X X X X 6172

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Problems X Jarred and his mom bought 6 pizzas for a class party. Each pizza cost $ Luke wants to buy a new basketball for Garrett. Cole asked to buy one for Sophie. Cole’s mom will pay for these if the students research the lowest price. Sport’s Authority sells them for $13.37 each and Modell’s sells two for Which store’s price is lower?

Problems Vivian bought 10 pieces of origami paper for $0.33 each. Jiwon bought a package of 50 sheets for $ Each made their purchase; what did they spend altogether. 12.Sean bought 6 video games for $6.95 each and 3 baseball caps for $5.95 each X $ Isabella found a series of Gordan Korman’s books for $4.95 each. She wants to buy 18 books. Write an expression to solve this problem.

Problem Tarin went shopping to buy magazines to learn how to create video games. Each of the 12 magazines he wanted to buy cost $5.75 each. William came with him and bought 4 books about various topics; each book cost $ How much money did they spend altogether?

Big Points Question 2 Sue and Talia worked together to create Lenape Indian figures. Each bought 6 packages of model magic and created 4 Indians from each package. How many Indians did they create altogether? answer

Answer to Big Points Question 2 6 X 4 = n They created 24 Indians! Credits