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Jeopardy Rules Teams send 1 player at a time for each question First player to grab the apple at the front of the classroom gets to answer the question first Each team is given 3 life lines to be used before answering question If incorrect, the other team gets to answer No Final Jeopardy Question Minus 100 points for misconduct (talking out of turn, rudeness, yelling, etc..)

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Page 1: Jeopardy Rules Teams send 1 player at a time for each question First player to grab the apple at the front of the classroom gets to answer the question

Jeopardy Rules

• Teams send 1 player at a time for each question• First player to grab the apple at the front of the

classroom gets to answer the question first• Each team is given 3 life lines to be used before

answering question• If incorrect, the other team gets to answer• No Final Jeopardy Question• Minus 100 points for misconduct (talking out of

turn, rudeness, yelling, etc..)

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$$100

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$$100 $$100 $$100 $$100

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$$300 $$300 $$300 $$300 $$300

$$400 $$400 $$400 $$400

$$500 $$500 $$500 $$500 $$500

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Marlon thinks he discovered a divisibility rule for 4. His rule states, “If you take an even

number and multiply it by 100, then subtract the original number, the result is always

divisible by 4. Which of the following numbers is a counterexample for Marlon’s

rule?

A) 2 B) 4C) 8 D) 12

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Marlon thinks he discovered a divisibility rule for 4. His rule states, “If you take an even

number and multiply it by 100, then subtract the original number, the result is always

divisible by 4. Which of the following numbers is a counterexample for Marlon’s

rule?

A) 2

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Nick said, “I’ve observed that when I flip a coin, I am equally likely to get heads or tails. So I predict that if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads, and 2 tails.”Nicole said, “The laws of probability state that for a balanced coin, either outcome is equally likely. So if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads and 2 tails.”

Which of these describes their reasoning?A) Nick used inductive reasoning. Nicole used

deductive reasoningB) They both used deductive reasoning.C) They both used inductive reasoning.D) Nick used deductive reasoning. Nicole used

inductive reasoning.

Nick said, “I’ve observed that when I flip a coin, I am equally likely to get heads or tails. So I predict that if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads, and 2 tails.”Nicole said, “The laws of probability state that for a balanced coin, either outcome is equally likely. So if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads and 2 tails.”

Which of these describes their reasoning?A) Nick used inductive reasoning. Nicole used

deductive reasoningB) They both used deductive reasoning.C) They both used inductive reasoning.D) Nick used deductive reasoning. Nicole used

inductive reasoning.

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Nick said, “I’ve OBSERVED that when I flip a coin, I am equally likely to get heads or tails. So I predict that if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads, and 2 tails.”Nicole said, “The laws of probability state that for a balanced coin, either outcome is equally likely. So if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads and 2 tails.”

Which of these describes their reasoning?A) Nick used inductive reasoning. Nicole used

deductive reasoning

Nick said, “I’ve OBSERVED that when I flip a coin, I am equally likely to get heads or tails. So I predict that if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads, and 2 tails.”Nicole said, “The laws of probability state that for a balanced coin, either outcome is equally likely. So if I flip a coin four more times, I will get 2 heads and 2 tails.”

Which of these describes their reasoning?A) Nick used inductive reasoning. Nicole used

deductive reasoning

Page 8: Jeopardy Rules Teams send 1 player at a time for each question First player to grab the apple at the front of the classroom gets to answer the question

In the figure, ∆ACD ~ ∆BCA. What is the length of AC?

A) 4

B) 5

C) 16

D) 20

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In the figure, ∆ACD ~ ∆BCA. What is the length of AC?

D) 20

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What do the letters What do the letters CPCTC stand for?CPCTC stand for?What do the letters What do the letters CPCTC stand for?CPCTC stand for?

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What do the letters What do the letters CPCTC stand for?CPCTC stand for?

CCorresponding orresponding PParts of arts of CCongruent ongruent TTriangles are riangles are

CCongruentongruent

What do the letters What do the letters CPCTC stand for?CPCTC stand for?

CCorresponding orresponding PParts of arts of CCongruent ongruent TTriangles are riangles are

CCongruentongruent

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Johnny has two pencils. One is 8 cm long, and the other is 17 cm long. He then finds a third pencil that he wants to use to form a triangle with the other two. Which of the following pencils will allow him to form a triangle?

A) 4 cm long pencilB) 9 cm long pencilC) 22 cm long pencilD) 25 cm long pencil

Johnny has two pencils. One is 8 cm long, and the other is 17 cm long. He then finds a third pencil that he wants to use to form a triangle with the other two. Which of the following pencils will allow him to form a triangle?

A) 4 cm long pencilB) 9 cm long pencilC) 22 cm long pencilD) 25 cm long pencil

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Johnny has two pencils. One is 8 cm long, and the other is 17 cm long. He then finds a third pencil that he wants to use to form a triangle with the other two. Which of the following pencils will allow him to form a triangle?

C) 22 cm long pencil

Johnny has two pencils. One is 8 cm long, and the other is 17 cm long. He then finds a third pencil that he wants to use to form a triangle with the other two. Which of the following pencils will allow him to form a triangle?

C) 22 cm long pencil

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Tim is painting a wall shaped like a Tim is painting a wall shaped like a trapezoid, as shown. What is the trapezoid, as shown. What is the

area of the wall?area of the wall?

Tim is painting a wall shaped like a Tim is painting a wall shaped like a trapezoid, as shown. What is the trapezoid, as shown. What is the

area of the wall?area of the wall?

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Tim is painting a wall shaped like a Tim is painting a wall shaped like a trapezoid, as shown. What is the trapezoid, as shown. What is the

area of the wall?area of the wall?

Tim is painting a wall shaped like a Tim is painting a wall shaped like a trapezoid, as shown. What is the trapezoid, as shown. What is the

area of the wall?area of the wall?

330 ft²

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What is the measure of an interior angle of a

hexagon?

What is the measure of an interior angle of a

hexagon?

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What is the measure of an interior angle of a

hexagon?

120°

What is the measure of an interior angle of a

hexagon?

120°

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Find the area of a rhombus with diagonal lengths of

10 inches and 14 inches.

A)35 square inchesB)70 square inches

C)140 square inchesD)280 square inches

 

Find the area of a rhombus with diagonal lengths of

10 inches and 14 inches.

A)35 square inchesB)70 square inches

C)140 square inchesD)280 square inches

 

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Find the area of a rhombus with diagonal lengths of

10 inches and 14 inches.

B)70 square inches

 

Find the area of a rhombus with diagonal lengths of

10 inches and 14 inches.

B)70 square inches

 

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Find the height of an Find the height of an equilateral triangle, with equilateral triangle, with

sides of length 24.sides of length 24.

Find the height of an Find the height of an equilateral triangle, with equilateral triangle, with

sides of length 24.sides of length 24.

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Find the height of an Find the height of an equilateral triangle, with equilateral triangle, with

sides of length 24.sides of length 24.

Height = 12√3Height = 12√3

Find the height of an Find the height of an equilateral triangle, with equilateral triangle, with

sides of length 24.sides of length 24.

Height = 12√3Height = 12√3

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Reflect point A (-4, 6) Reflect point A (-4, 6) across the x-axis. What across the x-axis. What

is A’ ?is A’ ?

Reflect point A (-4, 6) Reflect point A (-4, 6) across the x-axis. What across the x-axis. What

is A’ ?is A’ ?

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Reflect point A (-4, 6) Reflect point A (-4, 6) across the x-axis. What across the x-axis. What

is A’ ?is A’ ?

(-4, -6)(-4, -6)

Reflect point A (-4, 6) Reflect point A (-4, 6) across the x-axis. What across the x-axis. What

is A’ ?is A’ ?

(-4, -6)(-4, -6)

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Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC is parallel to AD, which angle is is parallel to AD, which angle is

congruent to congruent to CBD?∠

A)A) ABD∠ B) BAD∠C)C) BDC∠ D) BDA∠

Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC is parallel to AD, which angle is is parallel to AD, which angle is

congruent to congruent to CBD?∠

A)A) ABD∠ B) BAD∠C)C) BDC∠ D) BDA∠

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Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC is parallel to AD, which angle is is parallel to AD, which angle is

congruent to congruent to CBD?∠

D) BDA∠

Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC Given that AB is parallel to CD and BC is parallel to AD, which angle is is parallel to AD, which angle is

congruent to congruent to CBD?∠

D) BDA∠

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Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square feet. What is the relationship between the feet. What is the relationship between the sum of the areas of sum of the areas of ∠AEC, AEC, ∠FBD, FBD, ∠CGD CGD

with the area of rectangle ACDF?with the area of rectangle ACDF?

Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square feet. What is the relationship between the feet. What is the relationship between the sum of the areas of sum of the areas of ∠AEC, AEC, ∠FBD, FBD, ∠CGD CGD

with the area of rectangle ACDF?with the area of rectangle ACDF?

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Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square feet. What is the relationship between the feet. What is the relationship between the sum of the areas of sum of the areas of ∠AEC, AEC, ∠FBD, FBD, ∠CGD CGD

with the area of rectangle ACDF?with the area of rectangle ACDF?

The sum of the triangles’ areas is 1.5 The sum of the triangles’ areas is 1.5 times the area of the rectangletimes the area of the rectangle

Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square Rectangle ACDF has an area of 50 square feet. What is the relationship between the feet. What is the relationship between the sum of the areas of sum of the areas of ∠AEC, AEC, ∠FBD, FBD, ∠CGD CGD

with the area of rectangle ACDF?with the area of rectangle ACDF?

The sum of the triangles’ areas is 1.5 The sum of the triangles’ areas is 1.5 times the area of the rectangletimes the area of the rectangle

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Heptagon PQRSTUV is an outline of a camping tent. What is the measure of P?∠

Heptagon PQRSTUV is an outline of a camping tent. What is the measure of P?∠

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Heptagon PQRSTUV is an outline of a camping tent. What is the measure of P?∠

70°

Heptagon PQRSTUV is an outline of a camping tent. What is the measure of P?∠

70°

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C 400C 400

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C 500

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D 100D 100D 100D 100

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D 200D 200

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D 300D 300

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D 400

D 400

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D 500D 500

D 500D 500

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E 100E 100

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E 200E 200

E 200E 200

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E 300E 300

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E 400E 400

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E 500E 500

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