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1 2nd Grade Jeopardy Math

2 Geometry and Measurement Number Sense and Numeration
Computation and Estimation Patterns & Relationships/ Algebra Problem Solving/ Geometry and Measurement Number Sense and Numeration 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5

3 Computation & Estimation for 1
Which number should go in the blank? = 19 A. 0 B. 1 C. 19 Check Your Answer

4 Computation & Estimation for 1
Answer: b. first, next Answer: a. 0 Back to the Game Board

5 Computation & Estimation for 2
There were 42 cows and 56 pigs at the fair. About how many cows and pigs were at the fair? A. 80 B. 90 C. 100 Check Your Answer

6 Computation & Estimation for 2
Answer: c. 100 Back to the Game Board

7 Computation & Estimation for 3
Andy received 8 letters. Four of the letters were from his pen pals. How many letters were not from pen pals? A. 4 B. 6 C. 12 Check Your Answer

8 Computation & Estimation for 3
Answer: a. 4 Back to the Game Board

9 Computation & Estimation for 4
17 − 8 = A. 9 B. 10 C. 11 Check Your Answer

10 Computation & Estimation for 4
Answer: a. 9 Back to the Game Board

11 Computation & Estimation for 5
Dana had 17 pages to read. So far, she has read 9 pages. How many pages does she have left to read? A. 7 B. 8 C. 9 Check Your Answer

12 Computation & Estimation for 5
Answer: b. 8 Back to the Game Board

13 Geometry & Measurement for 1
How do you know if something is a triangle? A. All of its sides are the same length. B. It has 4 sides. C. It has 3 corners. Check Your Answer

14 Geometry & Measurement for 1
Answer: c. it has 3 corners Back to the Game Board

15 Geometry & Measurement for 2
Kiki has to measure the length of her room. Which of these should she use? A. liters B. meters C. kilograms Check Your Answer

16 Geometry & Measurement for 2
Answer: b. meters Back to the Game Board

17 Geometry & Measurement for 3
How many sides does a rectangle have? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 Check Your Answer

18 Geometry & Measurement for 3
Answer: b. 4 Back to the Game Board

19 Geometry & Measurement for 4
What shape is this juice can? A. cone B. cylinder C. sphere Check Your Answer

20 Geometry & Measurement for 4
Answer: b. cylinder Back to the Game Board

21 Geometry & Measurement for 5
Tyrone started building a model plane at 3:00. He worked on the plane for 2 hours and 30 minutes. What time did he finish? A. 6:20 B. 5:30 C. 6:30 Check Your Answer

22 Geometry & Measurement for 5
Answer: b. 5:30 Back to the Game Board

23 Number Sense & Numeration for 1
Miko wrote the letters of the alphabet in order. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Miko's favorite letter is the fifth letter. What is the fifth letter in the alphabet? A. D B. E C. O Check Your Answer

24 Number Sense & Numeration for 1
Answer: b. E Back to the Game Board

25 Number Sense & Numeration for 2
Which is the number of hundreds in 827? A. 2 B. 7 C. 8 Check Your Answer

26 Number Sense & Numeration for 2
Answer: c. 8 Back to the Game Board

27 Number Sense & Numeration for 3
Which number has a 2 in the tens place, a 5 in the ones place, and a 6 in the hundreds place? A. 256 B. 526 C. 625 Check Your Answer

28 Number Sense & Numeration for 3
Answer: c. 625 Back to the Game Board

29 Number Sense & Numeration for 4
How many nickels are there in a dollar? A. 4 B. 10 C. 20 Check Your Answer

30 Number Sense & Numeration for 4
Answer: c. 20 Back to the Game Board

31 Number Sense & Numeration for 5
Which number has the same digit in the hundreds and ones places? A. 331 B. 202 C. 144 Check Your Answer

32 Number Sense & Numeration for 5
Answer: b. 202 Back to the Game Board

33 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 1
Five rabbits were on a bench. Three of them left to get lunch. Two of them left to go home. How many rabbits were left? A. all B. some C. none Check Your Answer

34 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 1
Answer: c. none Back to the Game Board

35 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 2
Which number comes next? 818, 819, ____ A. 810 B. 820 C. 900 Check Your Answer

36 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 2
Answer: b. 820 Back to the Game Board

37 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 3
What number is one less than 35? A. 25 B. 34 C. 36 Check Your Answer

38 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 3
Answer: b. 34 Back to the Game Board

39 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 4
Which two letters come next in this pattern? A B C C A B C C A B C C A B C ____ ___ A. A B B. C A C. C C Check Your Answer

40 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 4
Answer: b. CA Back to the Game Board

41 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 5
What number is one more than 770? A. 780 B. 777 C. 771 Check Your Answer

42 Patterns & Relationships/Algebra for 5
Answer: c. 771 Back to the Game Board

43 Problem Solving for 1 Check Your Answer
Ruby is thinking of a number. It is between 6 and 21. It has a 2 in the ones place. What number is Ruby thinking of? A. 2 B. 12 C. 22 Check Your Answer

44 Problem Solving for 1 Answer: b. 12 Back to the Game Board

45 Problem Solving for 2 Check Your Answer
Last summer Devi collected 53 seashells. Laura collected 87 seashells. How many more seashells did Laura collect than Devi collected? A. 24 B. 34 C. 36 Check Your Answer

46 Problem Solving for 2 Answer: b. 34 Back to the Game Board

47 Problem Solving for 3 Check Your Answer
José had 59 baseball cards. His sister lost some of them. José has 37 cards left. Which number sentence describes what happened? A. 59 − c = 37 B = c C c = 37 Check Your Answer

48 Problem Solving for 3 Answer: a. 59 – c = 37 Back to the Game Board

49 Problem Solving for 4 Check Your Answer
Maria had 8 goldfish in her fish tank. She put 3 more goldfish in the tank. Which number sentence tells how many fish are in the tank now? A. 8 − 3 = 5 B = 8 C = 11 Check Your Answer

50 Problem Solving for 4 Answer: c = 11 Back to the Game Board

51 Problem Solving for 5 Check Your Answer
There are 98 people on the airplane but only 86 meals. How many more meals are needed? A. 12 B. 16 C. 20 Check Your Answer

52 Problem Solving for 5 Answer: a. 12 Back to the Game Board


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