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Math Midpoint Review
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POWERPOINT JEOPARDY
Probability
Fractions
Geometric Figures Lines, angles, rays
Add or Subtract
Multiply or Divide
Patterns and Graphs
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Which problem could be solved using this picture?



A. 9 3 B. 9 x 3
C. 9 - 3 D. 9   3
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B. 9 x 3
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What is the number sentence for the array? A.
9 x 3 27 B. 3 x 3 9 C. 3 3 6 D. 9 3 6



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B. 3 x 3 9
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The number line model can be used to solve which
multiplication problem?
A. 2 x 16 B. 16 x 4 C.
4 x 4 D. 4 x 8
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C. 4 x 4
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• Which of the area models show below represents 3
  x 7?
• B.
• C. D.

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C.
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If 48 animals were in six different pens, how
many animals were in each pen? A. 40 B. 54 C.
4 D. 8
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If 48 animals were in six different pens, how
many animals were in each pen? D. 8
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Find the difference. 5,024
- 387 A. 5,411 B. 3,637 C. 4,637 D.
4,561
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C. 4,637
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Evaluate. 3,718
5,264 A. 8,928 B. 8,982 C.
8,829 D. 8,972
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3,718
5,264 B. 8,982
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Item Price
bone 3
toy 4
How much money will Riley need to buy four bones
and two toys? A. 15 B. 7 C. 23 D. 20
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Item Price
bone 3
toy 4
D. 20
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Mitchell had 1,283. He bought a TV for 865. How
much money did he left? A. 418 B. 318 C.
2,148 D. 1,248
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• Mitchell had 1,283. He bought a TV for 865. How
  much money did he left?
• 418

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For three months, the students at NPES collected
canned goods to donate. The table below shows how
much they collected each month.
Month Number of cans collected
September 1,540
October 986
November 754
NPES set a goal of 3,500 cans. How many more
pounds will the school need to collect to reach
their goal? A. 220 B. 320 C.
2,280 D. 554
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Month Number of cans collected
September 1,540
October 986
November 754
NPES set a goal of 3,500 cans. How many more
pounds will the school need to collect to reach
their goal? A. 220
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• What continues in both directions forever?
• Line
• Ray
• Line segment
• angle

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A. line
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• How many faces and edges does this shape have?
• 5 faces, 10 edges
• 5 faces, 5 edges
• 4 faces, 8 edges
• 5 faces, 8 edges

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D. 5 faces, 8 edges
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• A cube has ______ vertices.
• 8
• 6
• 4
• 3

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A. 8 vertices
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How many Lines Line Segments Rays Angle
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Lines 4 Line Segments 3 Ray 1 Angles 2
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• What has a point and continues in only 1
  direction?
• Line
• Ray
• Line segment
• angle

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B. Ray
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• Compare the fractions
• 3 lt 3
• 8 4
• b. 3 gt 3
• 8 4
• c. 3 3
• 8 4
• d. 3 gt 1
• 5 4

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• 3 lt 3
• 8 4

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Name a fraction bigger than this one.
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Possible answers 5 6 3 7 7 4
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The following model is shaded to represent a
fraction.     Which of the shapes below
is shaded to show a fraction less than the
fraction shown above?  


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What is - ? Draw a picture
of the answer
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• What is the probability of getting a 2?
• Certain
• Likely
• Unlikely
• impossible

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c. unlikely
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• What is the probability he will pick a letter
  tile?
• certain
• likely
• unlikely
• equally likely

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A. Certain
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• If a spinner had 2 blue, 3 green, and 1 yellow,
  what is the probability of getting a red.
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• certain  
• B. unlikely
• C. impossible
• D. likely

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C. impossible
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The table shows the number of cups with different
designs on them. If Phil picks one without
looking which pencil will he most likely get?
Design of cup Number of cups
Stripes 54
Stars 45
Dots 32
Diamonds 23
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stripes
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How many combinations of shoes and socks will
Doug get if he can pick one pair of shoes and
socks? A. 8 B. 6 C. 9 D. 3
Shoes Socks
Black dress White
Brown dress Black
Tennis shoes brown
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C. 9
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Fill in the blank to extend the pattern. 23, 25,
28, 32, 37, ____ A. 42 B. 43 C. 44 D. 45
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• Fill in the blank to extend the pattern.
• 23, 25, 28, 32, 37, ____
• 43

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Using the graph below answer the question. How
many more points did Adam have than Emily?

1. 10,000
2. 4,000
3. 6,000
4. 5,000

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c. 6,000
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The line plot shows the number of pets students
have in Mr. Halls class. What is the
total number of students who have 3 or more pets
in Mr. Halls class? A. 7 B. 3 C.
6 D. 1
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What is the total number of students who have 3
or more pets in Mr. Halls class? A. 7
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Look at the pattern below 134, 146, 158, 170,
182 Which pattern follows the same rule as the
pattern in this picture? A. 25, 38, 51, 64 B.
25, 35, 45, 55 C. 25, 37, 49, 61 D. 25,
34, 43, 52
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Look at the pattern below 134, 146, 158, 170,
182 Which pattern follows the same rule as the
pattern in this picture? C. 25, 37, 49, 61
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Look at this table. Each book bag is the same
price. If the pattern continues, what will
be the total price of 5 book bags? A. 65 B.
75 C. 70 D. 80
Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags
Number of book bags 1 2 3 4 5
Price 15 30 45 60
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Look at this table. Each book bag is the same
price. If the pattern continues, what will
be the total price of 5 book bags? B. 75
Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags Book bags
Number of book bags 1 2 3 4 5
Price 15 30 45 60