PSSA Jeopardy 1

1
PSSA Jeopardy 1
Num/Ops
Measure
Geometry
Algebra
Data/Prob
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
2
Num/Ops
100

• Express 675,000,000
• in scientific notation

3
Num/Ops
100
4
Num/Ops
200

• Simplify

5
Num/Ops
200

• 6

6
Num/Ops
300

• Maria earns a 7 commission on her sales at the
  furniture store. If she sells 5000 worth of
  furniture, she will make?

7
Num/Ops
300

• 350

8
Num/Ops
400

• If 2 dozen golf balls cost 30.00, what is the
  cost for one golf ball?

9
Num/Ops
400

• 1.25

10
Num/Ops
500

• How many perfect squares are there between 10
  and 50?

11
Num/Ops
500

• 4
• (16, 25, 36, 49)

12
Measure
100

• What is the sum of the interior angles of an
  8-sided polygon?

13
Measure
100

• 1080o

14
Measure
200

• What is the measure of each interior of a regular
  pentagon?

15
Measure
200

• 108o

16
Measure
300

• Convert 41o Fahrenheit to Celsius.

17
Measure
300

• 5o

18
Measure
400

• John can cover 10 miles in 30 minutes on his
  bike. Convert this to feet per second.

19
Measure
400

• 29.3 feet per second

20
Measure
500

• What is the surface area of a rectangular prism
  with length 3 cm, width 5 cm, and height 4 cm?

21
Measure
500

• 94 cm2

22
Geometry
100
5
3
x
Find the value of x
23
Geometry
100

• X4

24
Geometry
200
135o
G
b
Lines a and b are parallel. Find the measure of
angle G.
a
25
Geometry
200

• 45o

26
Geometry
300

• What is the complement of the supplement of a
  150o angle?

27
Geometry
300

• 60o

28
Geometry
400
Which value in this chart is incorrect?
29
Geometry
400

• 720 should be 540

30
Geometry
500

• If two adjacent angles are congruent and
  supplementary, then each angle must measure?

31
Geometry
500

• 90o

32
Algebra
100

• What number is next in the pattern?
• 2, 5, 10, 17, 26,

33
Algebra
100

• 37

34
Algebra
200
What is the equation for the linear relationship
in the chart above?
35
Algebra
200

• y 2x 3

36
Algebra
300

• Solve

37
Algebra
300
38
Algebra
400

• Write an equation to represent the following
• Mason has 3000 in the bank. If he spends 400
  per week, when will Mason only have 1000 left?

39
Algebra
400

• 3000-400x1000

40
Algebra
500

• Evaluate

when x -7
41
Algebra
500

• 5

42
Data/Prob
100
What type of correlation is demonstrated in the
graph above?
43
Data/Prob
100

• Positive Linear Correlation

44
Data/Prob
200
Name the five summary values needed to create a
box-and-whisker plot
45
Data/Prob
200

• Lower Extreme (Min)
• Lower Quartile (Q1)
• Median (Q2)
• Upper Quartile (Q3)
• Upper Extreme (Max)

46
Data/Prob
300

• There are 2 red, 5 white, and 8 green marbles in
  a jar. What is the probability of reaching into
  the jar once and NOT getting a white marble?

47
Data/Prob
300
48
Data/Prob
400

• How many orders can 5 students be arranged in to
  go through a cafeteria serving line?

49
Data/Prob
400

• 120 ways

50
Data/Prob
500

• Of the mean, median, or the mode, which is most
  affected by extremely high or low data values?

51
Data/Prob
500

• Mean