Intro to Math - Hollywood Squares Unit 9 Review
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This document describes a review game involving geometry questions and answers. Players take turns answering questions to earn spots on a tic-tac-toe board, with the goal of getting three in a row. The questions involve calculating perimeter, using the Pythagorean theorem, finding the area of circles, rectangles, triangles, and the volume of prisms and cylinders.
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Intro to Math - Hollywood Squares Unit 9 Review
- 1. Welcome to... A Game of X’s and O’s
- 2. This is a review game of Unit 9. The student or group who gets the Question right does get to put The X or O in the spot of their Choice. The first to tic-tac-toe WINS!
- 3. 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3
- 4. 7 8 9 4 5 6 1 2 3Scoreboard X O Click Here if X Wins Click Here if O Wins
- 5. 1 Question for Square 1 What is the 17 17 Perimeter of the triangle? 17
- 6. 1 Answer for Square 1Home 51
- 7. 2 Question for Square 2 Using the Pythagorean Theorem, determine the hypotenuse (round to the tenths place) 8 8 x
- 8. 2 Answer for Square 2 11.3 Home
- 9. 3 Question for Square 3 Radius = 12 ft. Using the area of Circle formula A = πr² A = 3.14 x ___x___
- 10. 3 Answer for Square 3 452.16 Home
- 11. 4 Question for Square 4 Find the 9 area of the rectangle 7
- 12. 4 Answer for Square 4 63 Home
- 13. 5 Question for Square 5 8 Using the Area of Triangles formula: A = b x h ÷ 2 A = __ x __ ÷ 2 4
- 14. 5 Answer for Square 5 16 Home
- 15. A) B) 6 Question for Square 6 Which shape Is considered A rectangular Prism?
- 16. A) 6 Answer for Square 6Home
- 17. 7 Question for Square 7 Using the formula rectangular prism 2 determine the volume. 3 4
- 18. 7 Answer for Square 7Home 24
- 19. 8 Question for Square 8 Radius = 5 Using the formula For volume of a Cylinder: 6 V = π r² h V = 3.14 x __ x___ x___
- 20. 8 Answer for Square 8Home 471
- 21. 9 Question for Square 9 11 What is the area of the 11 11 square? 11
- 22. 9 Answer for Square 9Home 121