JEOPARDY

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JEOPARDY
3rd Grade Math Review
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JeopardyDirections

• Place the students in groups of four.
• Decide which group will go first and have that
  group pick a category on the game screen.
• Click on the point value for that category and a
  question screen will come up.
• Have the students work in groups to come up with
  an answer to the question.
• The group that picked the category gets the first
  chance to answer. If they get it correct they
  win the points.
• If they get it wrong, another team can answer the
  question correctly and win the points.

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• Once the question has been answered correctly,
  click the mouse and you will see the answer
  screen.
• Click on the house at the bottom of the page to
  return to the game screen.
• The next group will now pick a category and a
  question value.
• After all the questions have been answered, click
  on the red dot at the bottom right of the game
  screen. This will take you to Final Jeopardy.
• The team with the most points at the end of the
  game wins.
• Enjoy the game!!!

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Number, Number Sense and Operations 100

• Decrease 5,672 by
• 2 hundreds.
• What is the new number?

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Answer to Number, Number Sense and Operations 100

• Decrease 5,672 by 2 hundreds.
• What is the new number?
• The new number is 5,472.

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Number, Number Sense and Operations 200

• Mrs. Crawford made 5 dozen cookies for the bake
  sale. How many cookies did she bake?

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Answer to Number, Number Sense and Operations
200

• Mrs. Crawford made 5 dozen cookies for the bake
  sale. How many cookies did she bake?
• She baked 60 cookies.

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Number, Number Sense and Operations 300

• Trae has 20 marbles, he gives one-fifth of his
  marbles to his younger brother, how many marbles
  does Trae have left?

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Answer to Number, Number Sense and Operations 300

Trae has 20 marbles, he gives one-fifth of his
marbles to his younger brother, how many marbles
does Trae have left? 16 marbles
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Number, Number Sense and Operations 400

• Mrs. Rand picked 15 flowers from her garden. She
  puts 3 flowers
• in each vase.
• How many vases will Mrs. Rand need?

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Answer to Number, Number Sense and Operations 400

• Mrs. Rand picked 15 flowers from her garden. She
  puts 3 flowers
• in each vase.
• How many vases will Mrs. Rand need?
• 5 vases

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Measurement 100
How many inches are in a yard?
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Answer toMeasurement 100

• How many inches are in a yard?
• 36 inches

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Measurement 200

• Terri picked up a package at the post office that
  weighed 853 grams. Is this weight more or less
  than a kilogram?

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Answer toMeasurement 200

• Terri picked up a package at the post office that
  weighed 853 grams. Is this weight more or less
  than a kilogram?
• Less than a kilogram

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Measurement 300

• Christopher left his house at 1020 a.m. He
  returned 2 hours
• and 50 minutes later.
• What time did he return?

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Answer toMeasurement 300

• Christopher left his house at 1020 a.m. He
  returned 2 hours
• and 50 minutes later.
• What time did he return?
• He returned at 110.

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Measurement 400

• Compare the area of the file cabinet and the
  bookcase.
• How much more area does the bookcase cover?

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Answer to Measurement 400

• Compare the area of the file cabinet and the
  bookcase.
• How much more area does the bookcase cover?
• 5 square units

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Geometry and Spatial Sense 100

Tell the number of sides and angles that a
hexagon has.
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Answer toGeometry and Spatial Sense 100

• Tell the number of sides and angles that a
  hexagon has.
• 6 sides, 6 angles

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Geometry and Spatial Sense 200

• What is an angle called that measures 180??

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Answer to Geometry and Spatial Sense 200

• What is an angle called that measures 180??
• It is a straight angle.

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Geometry and Spatial Sense 300

• How does a hexagon
• differ from a pentagon?

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Answer toGeometry and Spatial Sense 300

• How does a hexagon
• differ from a pentagon?
• A hexagon has 6 sides and
• 6 angles and a pentagon has
• 5 sides and 5 angles.

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Geometry and Spatial Sense 400

• How many more blocks are needed to build this
  prism?

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Answer to Geometry and Spatial Sense 400

• How many more blocks are needed
• to build this prism?
• 6 more blocks are needed

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Patterns, Functions and Algebra 100

• Paul has 5 fish and Maria has 6 fish. Write a
  number sentence that tells how many fish they
  have altogether.

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Answer to Patterns, Functions and Algebra 100

• Paul has 5 fish and Maria has 6 fish. Write a
  number sentence that tells how many fish they
  have altogether.
• 5 6 x

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Patterns, Functions and Algebra 200

• Which number makes this number sentence true?
• 2 ? lt 15

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Answer to Patterns, Functions and Algebra 200

• Which number makes this number sentence true?
• 2 ? lt 15
• Any number less than 12

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Patterns, Functions and Algebra 300

• What is the rule for this pattern?
• 1, 4, 16, 64

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Answer to Patterns, Functions and Algebra 300

• What is the rule for this pattern?
• 1, 4, 16, 64
• multiply by 4

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Patterns, Functions and Algebra 400

• Fill in the missing numbers and explain the rule
  for the table.

A B
40 20
36 18
32 16
28
12
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Answer to Patterns, Functions and Algebra 400
A B
40 20
36 18
32 16
28 14
24 12

• Fill in the missing numbers and explain the rule
  for the table.
• The missing numbers are 14 and 24.
• The rule is to divide A by 2 to get B. You can
  also multiply B by 2 to get A.

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Data Analysis and Probability 100

• Rico has one blue block, one red block, and two
  orange blocks
• in his pocket.
• What is the probability that when he reaches in
  his pocket, he will pull out a red block?

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Answer to Data Analysis and Probability 100

• Rico has one blue block, one red block, and two
  orange blocks in his pocket. What is the
  probability that when he reaches in his pocket,
  he will pull out a red block?
• The probability is

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Data Analysis and Probability 200

• You are packing for a weekend trip. You packed a
  pair of blue jeans, tan jeans, a white shirt, and
  a red shirt.
• How many different outfits
• can you make?

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Answer to Data Analysis and Probability 200

• You are packing for a weekend trip.
• You packed a pair of blue jeans, tan jeans, a
  white shirt, and a red shirt.
• How many different outfits can you make?
• 4 different outfits
• (bw, br, tw, tr)

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Data Analysis and Probability 300

• Mrs. Thomas asked her class to name their
  favorite subject. The mode of the data was math?
  What does this mean?

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Answer to Data Analysis and Probability 300

• Mrs. Thomas asked her class to name their
  favorite subject. The mode of the data was math?
  What does this mean?
• The favorite subject was math.

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Data Analysis and Probability 400

• The graph shows the favorite fast foods for
  Dorinas class.
• What is the mode of the data?

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Answer to Data Analysis and Probability 400

• The graph shows the favorite fast foods for
  Dorinas class.
• What is the mode of the data?
• chicken nuggets

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Final Jeopardy
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Final Jeopardy Question

• Troy had 40. He spent 2.00 each week at the
  recreation center.
• How much money did he have left after 8 weeks?

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Answer toFinal Jeopardy

• Troy had 40. He spent 2.00 each week at the
  recreation center.
• How much money did he have
• left after 8 weeks?
• He had 24.00 left.

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Game Over