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JEOPARDY!
MATH 6TH GRADE

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JEOPARDY!
100 100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500 500
INTEGERS VARIABLES GEOMETRY
PERIMETER
AND AREA
EXP – RAD
UNITS
SYSTEM

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(3-(-4)) + (5-10÷2)

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7

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What number goes in the
sequence?:
-13; -11; ___; -7

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-9

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What property?
8x(2+5)= (8x2)+(8x5)

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Distributive

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What is the order to solve
operations?

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Parenthesis; Exp-rad; Mult-
divis; Add-subt
From left to right.

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(4x200÷20)2
– 1,480

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120

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Reduce: 2x + (-9x) +12

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-7x + 12

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9x + 4 : 40
so; x=___

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Give the equation:
Six times the value of a
number plus 320 is equal to
332

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6x + 320 = 332

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Y – (4,500 – 5,000) = 60
2

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-380

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27x – (-13x) - 12 = 148

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Supplementary
angle of 23 degrees

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157 degrees

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Shape with 5 faces;
5 vertices; 8 edges.

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Square base
pyramid

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Name

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Octagonal prims

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Angle A in degrees is:

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135 degres

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Kite, trapezoid and
rhombus are?

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Quadrilaterals.

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Perimeter?

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40.8 yd

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Find the area

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154.1 sq cm

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Area of the shaded part if
inside triangle is the 3rd part of
the ouside triangle.

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120 sq cm

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TOTAL AREA

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60 SQ KM

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Perimeter; 3 shapes all sides
are equal.

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101.6 cm

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What is the answer?
33
. 34

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2,187

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Solve and
simplify
(2/4)3

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1/8

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3/5

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Lois wants to send a box of
oranges to a friend by mail. The
box of oranges cannot exceed a
mass of 10 kg. If each orange
has a mass of 200g, what is the
maximum number she can send?

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50
oranges

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Three students are in a
competition; student #1 runs 1.6
km; student #2 runs 23.48 Hm
and student #3 runs 1,348 m.
What was the distance run by all
in meters?

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5,296 m

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34.16 in to ft

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2.84 ft

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1,408.8 cm

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2.6 km + 18.73 Hm + 345.9
Dam + 23,476 dm +
3,657,894 mm
:________ m

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13,937.494 m