Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
Word Problems
With Whole Numbers
Grab Bag
Just Fractions
A Little of All
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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from Just Fractions
When do I have to have a common denominator? A
When adding only B When adding and
subtracting C With all fraction operations D
Never!
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100 Answer from H1
B When adding and subtracting
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200 Question from Just Fractions
What is the sum of 2/3 4/5? A 22/15 B
6/8 C 8/15 D 2/15
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200 Answer from Just Fractions
A 22/15
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300 Question from Just Fractions
Find 1/5 of 2/7 A 3/12 B 2/12 C
2/10 D 2/35
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300 Answer from Just Fractions
D 2/35
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400 Question from Just Fractions
Find the quotient of 2/3 divided by 4/5. A
8/15 B 6/8 C 10/12 D 8/12
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400 Answer from Just Fractions
C 10/12
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500 Question from Just Fractions
When you multiply two regular fractions, (not
improper) what is something we know about the
answer?
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500 Answer from Just Fractions
- The answer will be less than both the
fractions you multiplied together - The answers
numerator is the product of fractions numerators
and the denominator is the product of the
fractions denominators!
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100 Question from With Whole Numbers
Find the sum of 2 ¾ 3 ½
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100 Answer from With Whole Numbers
6 ¼ Because 2 3 5 ¾ ½ 1 ¼ Total
6 ¼
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200 Question from With Whole Numbers
Find the difference between 5 1/3 and 2 3/4
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200 Answer from With Whole Numbers
2 7/12 Because 5 1/3 2 3/4 cannot be done
without borrowing or turning them both to
improper fractions!
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300 Question from With Whole Numbers
Find the product of 3 ½ and 2 ¼
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300 Answer from With Whole Numbers
63/8 or 7 7/8 Because 3 ½ x 2 ¼ becomes
7/2 x 9/4 63/8
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400 Question from With Whole Numbers
Divide 2/3 of a bag of candy among 5 classmates.
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400 Answer from With Whole Numbers
2/15 of a bag per person Because 2/3 divided
by 5 becomes 2/3 x 1/5 2/15
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500 Question from With Whole Numbers
How would you divide 3 ¼ bags of popcorn among
you and 2 friends?
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500 Answer from With Whole Numbers
Each person would get 1 1/12 a bag Because 3 ¼
bags divided by 3 people becomes 13/4 x
1/3 13/12 1 1/12
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100 Question from A Little of All
There are 32 students in Ms. Bentons class. Of
the students, 3/8 are boys. How many boys are in
her class? A 6 B 8 C 12 D - 14
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100 Answer from A Little of All
C 12 are boys Because 3/8 of 24 means 3/8
x 24/1 96/8 12
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200 Question from A Little of All
Find the difference between 10 2/3 and 8 9/12
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200 Answer from A Little of All
1 11/12 Because You have to borrow or change
the fractions to improper fractions before
subtracting
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300 Question from A Little of All
Which sum is larger? 4/5 5/8 or 4/7
5/9
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300 Answer from A Little of All
4/5 5/8 Because 4/5 5/8 1 17/40
(which is almost 1 ½) and 4/7 5/9 1
8/63 (which is way less than 1 ½)
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400 Question from A Little of All
Find N if N 1/5 7/20
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400 Answer from A Little of All
N 11/20 Because N 1/5 7/20 can
change to ?/20 4/20 7/20 And 11- 4 7!
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500 Question from A Little of All
Find the quotient of 1/3 divided by 4 by drawing
a diagram or using a number line.
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500 Answer from A Little of All
0
1
1/3
1/12
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100 Question from Word Problems
In the refrigerator, Tony found 3/4 of a pizza.
He ate 1/6 of what was left. How much of the
pizza did he eat? A 1/24 B 1/8 C
1/4 D 1/3
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100 Answer from Word Problems
B 1/8 of the pizza Because 1/6 of 3/4
means 1/6 x 3/4 3/24 1/8
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200 Question from Word Problems
Mr. Stewart needs to make 3 apple pies for a bake
sale. Each apple pie needs 2 ¼ cups of flour.
How much flour will he need in all?
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200 Answer from Word Problems
6 ¾ cups of flour is needed Because 3 x 2 ¼
3/1 x 9/4 27/4 6 ¾
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300 Question from Word Problems
Carletta bought 14 yards of string to make
shoelaces for her basketball team. She estimates
that it takes 2/5 a yard to make one shoelace.
How many shoelaces can she make?
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300 Answer from Word Problems
35 shoelaces Because 14 divided by 2/5
becomes 14/1 x 5/2 70/2 35 (Remember,
Keep, Change, Change!)
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400 Question from Word Problems
The Comfy Couch Furniture store purchased 3 1/5
pages in the newspaper to advertise their
upcoming sale. They then decided to cancel 1
7/10 pages. How many pages did they actually use?
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400 Answer from Word Problems
They used 1 ½ pages for advertising Because 3
1/5 1 7/10 cannot be done without first
borrowing or changing to improper fractions
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500 Question from Word Problems
Sammys mother bought 4 1/3 pounds of
strawberries to make smoothies. She estimates
that she will need 1/9 pound of strawberries for
each smoothie. How many smoothies can she make?
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500 Answer from Word Problems
She can make 30 smoothies! Because 3 1/3
divided by 1/9 becomes 10/3 x 9/1 90/3 30
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100 Question from Grab Bag
What is the name of Mrs. Bartletts
puppy? 6 letters begins with P
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100 Answer from Grab Bag
Porter!
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200 Question from Grab Bag
What kind of animals is Mrs. Bartletts husband
going to work with when hes done with vet
school? Dogs, Fish, Cows or Cats
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200 Answer from Grab Bag
Cows!
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300 Question from Grab Bag
What are Mrs. Barnes favorite
flowers? Roses, Sunflowers or Lillies
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300 Answer from Grab Bag
Sunflowers!
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400 Question from Grab Bag
At which incentive party last year did all your
Team 4 teachers get to hang out? KSU B-Ball
Game, WOF, Party, Movie
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400 Answer from Grab Bag
The KSU womens basketball game!
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500 Question from Grab Bag
What is Mrs. Bartletts favorite thing to do in
her free time? Read, Shop, Crafts, Spend time
with Family
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500 Answer from Grab Bag
Spend time with her family!
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Final Jeopardy

• Bryce made money over his winter vacation by
  shoveling snow in his neighborhood. One week he
  shoveled these days and times.
• Monday 2 ½ hours
• Tuesday 1 ¼ hours
• Wednesday - 2¾ hours
• Thursday ¾ hours
• How many hours did he work for that week?
• If he makes 8 an hour, how much money will he
  have made?

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Final Jeopardy Answer

• 7 ¼ hours (2 ½ 1 ¼ 2 ¾ ¾)
• 2120 5 ½ ¼ ¾ ¾ 2 ¼
• 5 2 ¼ 7 ¼ hours
• B ) 58
• 7 ¼ x 8 29/4 x 8/1 232/4 58