1. All-Star
Hoop Dreams
Setup/Preparation: Open PowerPoint template and choose the outline tab at the left hand side. Change the questions and answers to what you want.
How to Play: Divide class into two teams. Each team chooses a player which selects a question. If the team gets the question correct, they receive two points or three point. (If team chooses correct answer without getting help, they get three points, if they get answer but used help from a team mate, the team only gets two points.) You will have to manually have to go on scoreboard and add points when team gets question correct.
Created by: B. Schimara - Aug. 2007

2. Scoreboard Home Visitor Michael Jordan Grant Hill Yao Ming
Scottie Pippin
Alonzo Mourning
Kobe Bryant
Kevin Garnett
Shaq O’Neal
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Visitor
Robert Horry
Lebran James
Jason Kidd
Allen Iveson
Dennis Rodman
Tracy McGrady
Tim Duncan
Rasheed Wallace
Nick Van Exel
Gary Paton
Hakeem Olajuwon
Michael Jordan
Latrell Sprewell

3. Foul
FOUL!
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4. Slam Dunk
Slam Dunk
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5. What is the solution to this system of equations
What is the solution to this system of equations? 3x − 2y = 6 x + 2y = 10
A.) (0, -3)
B.) (0, 5)
C.) (2, 4)
D.) (4, 3)
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6. Joe bought 4 hamburgers and 2 sodas for $12. 50
Joe bought 4 hamburgers and 2 sodas for $ Charley bought 3 hamburgers and 3 sodas for $ What is the price of one hamburger?
A.) $1.50
B.) $1.25
C.) $2.50
D.) $2.25
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7. A.) p + q = 45; p + 37 = q B.) 37 − p = q; 45 + p = q
The sum of two numbers is 45, and their difference is 37. To find the two numbers, which pair of equations could be used?
A.) p + q = 45; p + 37 = q
B.) 37 − p = q; 45 + p = q
C.) p + q = 45; p + q = 37
D.) –p − q = 37; p + q = 45
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8. A.) 48 weeks B.) 49 weeks C.) 50 weeks D.) 51 weeks
Karen and Mary are saving money to purchase a small business. Karen has $1,035 and deposits an additional $125 a week. Mary has $2,250, and she deposits an additional $100 a week. After how many weeks will Karen have more money in her account than Mary?
A.) 48 weeks
B.) 49 weeks
C.) 50 weeks
D.) 51 weeks
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9. When the lines 2x + 5y = –11 and –4x − 6y = 2 are graphed, what is their point of intersection?
B.) (7, -5)
C.) (2.75, -3.3)
D.) (9, 6)
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10. A restaurant charges $1. 30 for 1 biscuit and 2 eggs. It charges $2
A restaurant charges $1.30 for 1 biscuit and 2 eggs. It charges $2.15 for 2 biscuits and 3 eggs. What is the cost of each biscuit and each egg?
A.) $0.10 for a biscuit and $0.60 for an egg
B.) $0.20 for a biscuit and $0.55 for an egg
C.) $0.30 for a biscuit and $0.50 for an egg
D.) $0.40 for a biscuit and $0.45 for an egg
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11. The school booster club sold drinks at a football game, $3 for a small and $5 for a large. They sold 735 drinks total and made $3,125. How many small drinks were sold?
A.) 275
B.) 368
C.) 460
D.) 92
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12. Solve: 3x – y = 14 x = 2y – 2 A.) (4, 3) B.) (6, 4) C.) (3, -5)
D.) (4, -2)
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13. Solve: 3x + 2y = 15 2x – 10 = y A.) (5, -20) B.) (-5, -20) C.) (5, 0)
D.) (-35, -80)
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14. What is the approximate solution to this system of equations 3y + 2 = 4x x + 5y = 3 *Hint: Get 1st equation into Standard Form
A.) (0.83, 0.44)
B.) (0.51, 0.05)
C.) (0.34, 0.67)
D.) (0.12, 0.65)
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15. A.) Adult $6.50, Child $4.50 B.) Adult $5.50, Child $5.50
The Smith family paid a total of $25.50 for 2 adult and 3 child movie tickets. The Jones family paid a total of $22.00 for 2 adult and 2 child movie tickets. What was the cost of an adult’s movie ticket and a child’s movie ticket?
A.) Adult $6.50, Child $4.50
B.) Adult $5.50, Child $5.50
C.) Adult $8.50, Child $2.50
D.) Adult $7.50, Child $3.50
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16. On Tuesday, Wendy and her friend purchased three sandwiches and two drinks for $ On Friday, Wendy purchased two sandwiches and one drink at the same restaurant for $9.85. At the restaurant, how much did one sandwich cost?
A.) $3.95
B.) $1.95
C.) $3.25
D.) $5.90
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17. A.) 233 single, 97 pair B.) 103 single, 162 pair
Tickets for a dance were $8 for a single ticket and $13 for a pair of tickets. There were 427 people who attended the dance. Ticket sales totaled $2,930. How many single tickets and how many pairs of tickets were sold?
A.) 233 single, 97 pair
B.) 103 single, 162 pair
C.) 162 single, 103 pair
D.) 97 single, 233 pair
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18. A.) $49.43 per day and $0.16 per mile
A car rental company charges a fee per day plus a rate per mile. Sue rented a car for 4 days and drove it a total of 56 miles. She paid $ John rented a car for 7 days and drove it a total of 126 miles. He paid $ What is the fee per day and the rate per mile?
A.) $49.43 per day and $0.16 per mile
B.) $49.63 per day and $0.14 per mile
C.) $50.27 per day and $0.10 per mile
D.) $49.99 per day and $0.12 per mile
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19. A.) $3,000 at 5% and $3,000 at 8% B.) $2,000 at 5% and $4,000 at 8%
Mrs. Abbott invested $6,000 for one year. She invested part of the money at 5% and the rest at 8%. The total interest earned was $420. How much did she invest at each rate?
A.) $3,000 at 5% and $3,000 at 8%
B.) $2,000 at 5% and $4,000 at 8%
C.) $2,769 at 5% and $3,231 at 8%
D.) $5,077 at 5% and $923 at 8%
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20. What is the solution to this system of equations
What is the solution to this system of equations? ½ x – 2/3y = -1 2x – 1/3y = 3
A.) (2, 3)
B.) (-2, 0)
C.) (1, -3)
D.) (6,6)
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21. A.) Cherry $3, Pumpkin $21 B.) Cherry $5, Pumpkin $17
Jeremy and Keke are selling cherry and pumpkin pies for a school fundraiser. Jeremy sold 2 cherry pies and 5 pumpkin pies for a total of $95. Keke sold 6 cherry pies and 8 pumpkin pies for a total of $166. How much did each cost?
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A.) Cherry $3, Pumpkin $21
B.) Cherry $5, Pumpkin $17
C.) Cherry $4, Pumpkin $20
D.) Cherry $6, Pumpkin $18

22. A.) Dog $8, Cat $8 B.) Dog $9, Cat $7 C.) Dog $7, Cat $9
Mike sells 8 dogs and 3 cats for $88. Becky sells 6 dogs and 5 cats for $88. How much does each dog and cat cost?
A.) Dog $8, Cat $8
B.) Dog $9, Cat $7
C.) Dog $7, Cat $9
D.) Dog $8, Cat $10
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23. Graph: y < 4x – 2 y > .5x + 2 What quadrant has the solution?
A.) Quadrant 4
B.) Quadrant 2
C.) Quadrant 1
D.) Quadrant 3
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24. Graph: y < -3 y > 4x + 1 What quadrant is the solution in?
A.) Quadrant 2
B.) Quadrant 1
C.) Quadrant 4
D.) Quadrant 3
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Created by: B. Schimara - Aug. 2007