The document appears to be a series of slides from a "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" style game show, with questions about percentages, interest, sales tax, and other numerical concepts. It includes the questions, multiple choice answers, and occasionally the correct answers. The slides progressively increase the potential prize amounts from $100 to $1 million as the player answers more questions correctly.

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$1 Million
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$500
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Welcome to
Who Wants to
be a Millionaire
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$1 Million
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A. 4.5
C: 1.25
B: 0.8
D: 0.9
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$1 Million
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$500
$300
$200
$100
Convert 4/5 to a
decimal
B: 0.8

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$1 Million
$500,000
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$1,000
$500
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A: 400%
C: 25%
B: 1.96%
D: 700%
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$1 Million
$500,000
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$16,000
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$4,000
$2,000
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$500
$300
$200
$100
What percent of 28
is 7?
C: 25%

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$1 Million
$500,000
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$16,000
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$2,000
$1,000
$500
$300
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$100

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A: 52% increase
C: 34.2% increase
B: 127% increase
D: 1300% increase
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$1 Million
$500,000
$250,000
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$500
$300
$200
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original – new x 100
original
The original price for a share of
stock was $25, but now it is
$38.
A: 52% increase

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$1 Million
$500,000
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$16,000
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$1,000
$500
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A: 2.5% increase
C: 26% increase
B: 2.6% increase
D: 92.6% increase
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$1 Million
$500,000
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$1,000
$500
$300
$200
$100
original – new x 100
original
The original pizza price was
$9.99, but the new price is
$10.25.
B: 2.6% increase

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$1 Million
$500,000
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$16,000
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$1,000
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A: $600
C: $60
B: $0.6
D: $6
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$1 Million
$500,000
$250,000
$125,000
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$32,000
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$1,000
$500
$300
$200
$100
Interest = (principal $)(rate %)(time)
Jack invested $25 of his tooth fairy
money at a rate of 8% for 3 years. How
much interest did he earn?
D: $6

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Congratulations!
You’ve Reached
the $1,000
Milestone!
Congratulations!Congratulations!

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$1 Million
$500,000
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$2,000
$1,000
$500
$300
$200
$100

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A: $106.25
C: $231.25
B: $10750
D: $1187.50
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$1 Million
$500,000
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$125,000
$64,000
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$1,000
$500
$300
$200
$100
Interest = (principal $)(rate %)(time)
Melanie is saving for a car. She
deposits $125 at a rate of 17% for 5
years. How much total money will
she have?
C: $231.25

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A: $299
C: $0.29
B: $29.90
D: $2.99
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$500,000
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$1,000
$500
$300
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Interest = (principal $)(rate %)(time)
Conner needs to borrow $149.50 for new
hockey skates. His dad lends him the money
at a rate of 2% for 1 year. How much money
(rounded to nearest penny) will Conner pay in
interest?
D: $2.99

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A: $600
C: $3400
B: $4600
D: $10000
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$500,000
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$500
$300
$200
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Interest = (principal $)(rate %)(time)
Melanie needs to borrow $4000 for a new car.
Her dad loans her the money at a rate of 3%
for 5 years. What is the total amount she will
need to repay her dad?
B: $4600

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$500
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A: $4.42
C: $25.08
B: $50.85
D: $196.67
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part = %
whole 100
A pair of $29.99 jeans are on sale for 15% off.
Calculate 15% of $29.50 to find the amount
saved rounded to the nearest penny.
A: $4.42

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A: $72
C: $48
B: $12
D: $240
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part = %
whole 100
A pair of $60 Converse shoes are on sale for
20% off. Calculate 20% of $60 to find the total
amount paid to buy the shoes.
C: $48

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Congratulations!
You’ve Reached
the $32,000
Milestone!
Congratulations!Congratulations!

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A: $184.24
C: $11.76
B: $3070.67
D: $207.76
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part = %
whole 100
A new bike is advertised for $196. Sales tax is
6%, so find the total amount paid to buy the
bike (rounded to the nearest penny).
D: $207.76

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A: 100%
C: 20%
B: 2%
D: 10%
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$500,000
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approximate – actual x 100
actual
Conner thought he read 200 books for the
read-a-thon, but he actually read 196. What is
his percent error (rounded to nearest whole
percent)?
B: 2%

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A: 16.7%
C: 16.6%
B: 20%
D: 2.0%
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approximate – actual x 100
actual
Melanie thought she earned $25 for babysitting
Jack, but she actually earned $30. What is
Melanie’s percent error (rounded to nearest
tenth)?
A: 16.7%

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A: 2.1%
C: 25%
B: 20%
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approximate – actual x 100
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Conner thought he saved $15, but he actually
saved $12. What is Conner’s percent error
(rounded to nearest tenth)?
C: 25%

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A: B because the total
amount after 10 years is $715
C: B because the total
amount after 10 years is
$165.
B: A because the total
amount after 8 years is
$220.80
D: A because the total
amount after 8 years is
$565.80
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Interest = (principal $)(rate %)(time)
Which is the better deal and why?
A.Invest $345 at a rate of 8% for 8 years
B.Invest $550 at a rate of 3% for 10 years
A: B because the total
amount after 10 years is
$715

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YOU WIN $1
MILLION DOLLARS!