Transcript Jeopardy
Jeopardy Numbers, operations, and quantitative reasoning Patterns, Relationships, and Algebraic Reasoning $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $200 $200 $200 $200 $200 $300 $300 $300 $300 $300 $400 $400 $400 $400 $400 $500 $500 $500 $500 $500 Geometry and Spatial Reasoning Measurement Probability and statistics $100 Topic 1 $100 Chris is comparing recipes for cookies to see how much sugar is needed for each type of cookie. What is the total amount of sugar needed for one recipe each of Chocolate Chips, Macaroons, and Oatmeal Raisin Cookies? Cookie Recipes 5_1/6 Cookie Amount of Sugar (cups) Almond Butter 3/8 Chocolate Chip 1_2/3 Gingersnaps 3/4 Macaroons 1_1/2 Oatmeal Raisin 2 Snickerdoodles 1_3/4 Back $200 Topic 1 $200 Chris is comparing recipes for cookies to see how much sugar is needed for each type of cookie. How much more sugar is needed for Oatmeal Raisin cookies than Gingersnaps Cookie Recipes 1_1/4 Cookie Amount of Sugar (cups) Almond Butter 3/8 Chocolate Chip 1_2/3 Gingersnaps 3/4 Macaroons 1_1/2 Oatmeal Raisin 2 Snickerdoodles 1_3/4 Back $300 Topic 1 $300 Snickerdoodles require 1_3/4 cups of sugar. What is 1_3/4 as a decimal 1.75 Back $400 Topic 1 $400 Almond Butter cookies require 3/8 cup of sugar. Write 3/8 as a percent and decimal 0.375 & 37.5% Back $500 Topic 1 $500 Jason bought a new bike for $175, which was 2/5 off the original price. What percent did he pay for the bike? 60% Back $100 Topic 2 $100 At the local grocery store, apples cost $3 for 2 lbs, strawberries cost $5 for 3 lbs, and grapes cost $6 for 3 lbs. Which of the following could be used to determine the cost, c, of 5 lbs of apples? A. 2 = c 3 5 C. 3 = 5 2 c B. 3 = c 5 2 D. 3 = c 2 5 D Back $200 Topic 2 $200 At the local grocery store, apples cost $3 for 2 lbs, strawberries cost $5 for 3 lbs, and grapes cost $6 for 3 lbs. What would be the cost of 9 lbs. of strawberries? $15 Back $300 Topic 2 $300 At the local grocery store, apples cost $3 for 2 lbs, strawberries cost $5 for 3 lbs, and grapes cost $6 for 3 lbs. Which of the following tables shows the correct cost of the apples based on the number of pounds purchased? B A. # lbs 10 20 30 40 Cost 15 30 40 60 C. # lbs 8 16 32 64 Cost 12 24 48 128 B. # lbs 4 6 Cost 6 9 D. # lbs 6 9 Cost 4 6 8 12 12 8 12 18 18 12 Back $400 Topic 2 $400 The table below shows the cost of grapes, g, based on the number of pounds purchased, p. Which equation could be used to find g, the cost of grapes based on p, the number of pounds purchased? A. p = 2g B. g = p + 3 Cost of Grapes C. g = 2p D. g = p/2 # lbs p Cost g 3 6 6 12 9 18 12 24 A Back $500 Topic 2 $500 Jake wants to lengthen the porch on the back of his house. The table below shows the possible area of the porch ,A, based on the length of the porch, l. Which of the following equations could be used to determine the area of the porch, A, in terms of the length, l. A. A = l + 20 Porch Area B. A = 6l Length Area C. l = 6A l A D. A = 5l + 4 4 24 6 36 9 54 15 90 B Back $100 Topic 3 $100 If the circumference of the circle is approximately 30 cm, which of the following expressions could be used to determine the length of the diameter line AB? A. B. C. D. 30/ 30/2 30 2(30) A Back $200 Topic 3 $200 Which line segment is twice the length of line segment OC? Line AB or BA Back $300 Topic 3 $300 What is the length of line segment OC if the circumference of the circle is approximately 36 cm? A. 3 cm B. 18 cm C. 12 cm D. 6 cm D Back $400 Topic 3 $400 Figure A is an isosceles triangle. If the measure of angle 1 is 30, what is the measure of the remaining two angles A. 75 , 75 C. 150 , 150 B. 100 , 50 D. 165 , 165 A Back $500 Topic 3 $500 Complete the statement: The sum of the angles of Figure B ______. A. is the same as the sum of figure A B. Is half the sum of the angles for figure C C. Is twice the sum of the angles for figure D D. Is half the sum of the angles for figure C D Back $100 Topic 4 $100 Use the paper copy at your desk. Use a ruler to measure the dimensions of the living room to the nearest cm. Which is the closest to the perimeter of the living room? A. 10 cm B. 20 cm C. 24 cm D. 14 cm table B Back $200 Topic 4 $200 What is the measure of angle A? A. 128 B. 52 C. 48 D. 132 B 52 Back $300 Topic 4 $300 Felipe woke up Saturday morning at 5:50 AM. After watching television, he left the house at 7:30 AM to go jogging. The temperature outside was 52°. He jogged for 2 hours and ran a total of 9 km. The temperature increased by 3° each hour while he was jogging. He returned home and spent 15 minutes taking a shower, 10 minutes getting dressed, and 45 minutes preparing his breakfast. While preparing his breakfast, he made quarts of an energy drink. How much time elapsed between the time Felipe woke up and the time he left the house? 1 hour 40 min or 1_ 2/3 hours Back $400 Topic 4 $400 Use the paper copy at your desk. Use a ruler to measure the dimensions of the living room to the nearest ½ cm. Which is the closest to the area of the porch? A. B. C. D. 8 sq. cm 3 sq. cm 4 sq. cm 12 sq. cm C table Back $500 Topic 4 $500 Answer Back $500 Topic 4 $500 The dimensions of the kitchen are 12 feet by 9 feet. The dimensions of the kitchen table are 3 feet by 6 feet. What is the area of the kitchen, not including the table? A. B. C. D. 126 sq. ft 108 sq. ft 90 sq. ft 18 sq ft. C table Back $100 Topic 5 $100 See paper for question 5C C Back $200 Topic 5 $200 What is the probability of spinning red on the spinner? 1/4 Back $300 Topic 5 $300 What is the probability of rolling a number greater than 4 on the die? 2/6=1/3 Back $400 Topic 5 $400 See question 5E on paper copy C Back $500 Topic 5 $500 Angela adds 7 marbles to the bag. The bag now contains 10 marbles (see below). Which of the following expressions represents the probability that one marble drawn from the bag will be black? A. 1 – 1/10 B. 1 – 9/10 C. 1+ 1/10 D. 1 + 9/10 B Back