Title: Double Jeopardy
1Double Jeopardy
Vocabulary Order of Operations Balanced Equations Basic math facts Expressions and Equations
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2Give the definition for the letter p in the
following equation. 5 X p 3 13 Category 1
20 points
3Define expression.
4Explain how an expression differs from an
equation. Category 1 60 points
5Tell what a balanced equation is. Give an
example. Category 1 80 points
6Use the following words to make a complete
sentence. Equal sign, variable,
expression Category 1 100 points
7What do each of the letters in the phrase PEMDAS
mean? Category 2 20 points
8Solve this problem 18 / 2 3 X 11 Category 2
40 points
9In the absence of parentheses in a problem, how
do you know the correct way to solve it? Category
2 60 points
10Which answer is correct 36 or 7? 48 / (4 X 2)
(12) Category 2 80 points
11Substitute and solve p 3. (40 / 4) X (2 X 7)
(36 / p) 2 100 points
12Tell if the following statement is true or
false It is possible to multiply both sides of
an equation by the same number and not change
the equation. Category 3 20 points
13Solve the problem. (4 2) (3 X 2) divide
both sides by 2 Category 3 40 points
14Solve. 1 nickel 5 pennies Multiply both sides
by 7. Category 3 60 points
15Solve (6 5) (11 X 1) Multiply both sides by
12 Category 3 80 points
16Substitute and solve this equation where p
4. (2 3) X p (60 / 12) Divide both sides of
the equation by 5. Category 3 100 points
17Solve 1. 7 X 9 2. 10 X 9 Category 4 20
points
181. 12 X 12 2. 9 X 9 Category 4 40 points
19Is this equation balanced? 7 X 9 (3 X 3) X (21
/ 3) Category 4 60 points
20Solve for p, so that the equation is
balanced. 12 X 9 (48 / 4) X (3 X p) Category 4
80 points
21True or false 11 X (3 9) 140 - (2 X 2 X
2) Category 4 100 points
22True or false. An expression always has an
sign. Category 5 20 points
23Find the value (3 X 8) 5 Category 5 40 points
24Write an expression to match the words. Tyler
has 25. She wants to buy 4 movie tickets at 3
each for herself and her friends. How much money
will she have left over? Category 5 60 points
25What information do you need to be able to solve
this problem? Camille is decorating frames with
seashells. Each frame has 4 shells. She has
three shells left over. How many did she start
out with? Category 5 80 points
26Write an equation. Work backward to
solve. Alexander had some nickels in his bank. He
added 3 dimes and then he had .85. How many
nickels did he have?