Number Quiz

Number Day: Teacher’s Notes. As part of a school Number Day event we used 55 Q6 handsets (11 teams of 5) to complete a variety of maths questions in teams: multiple choice, numerical and paper-based (Tarsia). Slide 7 is the start of what pupils actually saw on the screen.

Table Arrangement in the Hall for 55 pupils from S1. Projector, PC & Screen 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 handsets were used per table. This was to allow equal points for each team and also to collect the handsets securely. We also took time to assign the handsets to the teams before the pupils arrived. Team 1 Team 2 etc…

Number Day. The next slide contains the ‘plan’ we made of how to use the rest of the slides in this presentation. Note: some features of this presentation are only apparent if you have Actionpoint installed: questions sent to Q6 handsets.

Ensure groups are set up. 1. Pose questions. Freeze screen. Tell them that they can earn one point per handset per question. All handsets must be used within the time limit. They can't change their answers. The handsets won't tell them if they got it right. Pose the questions to the handsets (Q1-5) keep groups separate. Reach screen with hyperlink to review. 2. Review answers. Unfreeze screen. Click hyperlink for question slides, discuss the working out of the answers, ensure they know what the answer should have been and why. Take a look at the scores for the teams. Celebrate! Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each group of 5 questions, end with Tarsia activity. Note: you will need to see the laptop screen to monitor how many people have answered the questions (100%) and to click the hyperlink to start the review.

Enter your team number. Ones Twos Threes Fours Fives Sixes Sevens Eights Nines Tens Elevens

Number Quiz The questions will appear on your handsets.

1. Which type of triangle has 2 equal sides and 2 equal angles? Pythagoras triangle. Scalene Triangle. Isosceles Triangle Right-angle Triangle. Question 1.

2. How many degrees are there in two full turns? 180 degrees. 270 degrees. 360 degrees. 720 degrees. Question 2.

If you ran once around an Olympic sized running track, then how many metres would you have travelled? 100m 400m 500m 1000m Question 3.

1936 1937 1938 1939 The Second World War finished in 1945. When did it begin? Question 4.

What number appears next in this sequence? 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, … A. 32 B. 34 C. 36 D. 38 Question 5.

Number QuiZ Questions 1-5 Completed. Review Continue

Number Quiz Questions 6-10 The questions will appear on your handsets.

Question 6. Solve: 3² + ( 8 x 6) Enter your answer into the keypad.

Question 7. What is the capital city of India? 1. Delhi 2. Old Delhi 3. New Delhi 4. Pretoria

Question 8. The first man to walk on the moon was Neil Armstrong but in what year did he make this giant leap for mankind? 1. 1969 2. 1968 3. 1967 4. 1966 © Wikimedia Commons License.

Question 9. What is 6 million divided by 100? 1. 6 000 2. 60 000 3. 600 000 4. 600

Question 10. What is the perimeter of this rectangle? 12cm 5cm Enter your answer into the keypad !!

Number Quiz Questions 6-10 Completed. Review Continue Tarsia

Question 11. ¼ of the people at a fancy dress party came as ghosts. If there was 64 people at the party. Then how many ghosts attended?

Question 12. If XY = 42, then which values could be X and Y. 1. X = 52 and Y = 10 X = 6 and Y = 7 X = 33 and Y = 9 4. X = 16 and Y = 10

Question 13 A prom dress normally costs £60. There is a sale in the shop and it has 70% off. How much will the dress cost? £22 2. £20 3. £18 4. £16

Question 14. What formula would you use to calculate the area of a circle. 1. A = L x B 2. A = π x D 3. A = ½(L x B) 4. A = π r ²

Question 15 What number would you get if you multiplied the number of vowels in the alphabet by the number of corners on a cube. Enter your answer into the keypad.

Question 16 What is the answer to this calculation? 30 – 5 x 4 = Enter you answer into the keypad.

Question 17 If 8 identical houses have a total of 56 rooms. How many room would 5 houses have? 30 2. 34 3. 35 3. 39

Question 18 If it takes 8 hours for 4 men to dig a hole. Then how long would it take 16 men to dig a hole the same size? 1. 1 hour 2. 2 hours 3. 3 hours 4. 4 hours

Question 19 If 5g + 6 = 51, Then what is the value of g? six 2. seven 3. eight 4. nine

Question 20 Which letter comes next in this sequence? O, T, T, F, F, S, S, … 1. O 2. T 3. E 4. F

Question 21 If a plane flew at 1800ft over a submarine sailing at -300ft, how close together did they get? Enter your answer into the keypad. © axeman3d, Flikr, Creative Commons License. © setumi, Flikr, Creative Commons License.

Question 22 What number is half way between 348 and 512 430 2. 440 3. 450 4. 460

Question 23 Simplify this expression. 4x + 5 + 8x – 2 + 6x 18x + 7 2. 17x + 5 3. 18x + 3 4. 18x - 3

Question 24 If a shopkeeper had 6 dogs. For each dog he had 6 cats. For each cat he had 6 mice. How many animals would he have? 208 2. 212 3. 216 4. 220

Number Quiz Questions 21-24 Completed. Review Tarsia

Question 25 What was the missing answer from the tarsia? Enter the number into your key pad.

Review. The activity was a success, Learning & Teaching Scotland who watched one activity commended it, remarking on engagement and use of group work.

Development. We began by thinking that all questions should be sent to handsets rather than the screen to foster group work. We now think a variety of screen-aided questions and handset-only questions is better practice. This presentation will be re-worked accordingly. For example: Question 10 is screen-aided. Question 23 is handset-only

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