Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Before modifying and saving: A certificate may be printed when a student answers the last question correctly (Slide 37). A macro is used to print out the certificate. You need to edit the macro for your printer. Refer to slide 36 for these steps. COMPARING AND SCALING WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE?? 7TH GRADE MATH

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Please enter your first name: Please enter your last name: Please enter your teacher’s name: Please enter your school’s name: Student Information This slide allows students to type information that will be used to personalize the game. Students need to click on the gray button to clear the information. Then they double click in each box to enter the appropriate text. Make sure that they click on the blue button before proceeding with the game.

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Welcome, You are about to play, Who Wants an Education, the game that makes learning fun! You will be given a question with four possible answers. Click on the letter of the right answer, and you will advance to the next question. If you miss, you will have to start over at question #1. Good Luck!

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Write the ratio 3:21 in simplest form. Edit questions by triple- clicking on the text of the question, and type the new question. Edit the answers in the same manner. Select the right answer by right- clicking on the letter(A,B,C,D) of the correct answer, select “Action Settings” from the menu, select “Hyperlink to:”, click on the down arrow to select “Slide…”, choose the slide that corresponds to the dollar amount of the question, and click “OK”, and “OK” again. Click on the letter of the correct answer. 21:3 1:7 1:3 6:42 $100 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments In a survey, 12 girls liked pizza and 7 liked tacos best. What is the ratio of girls that liked tacos to pizza? Click on the letter of the correct answer. You only have to select a hyperlink for the right answers. 7 to 12 7 to to 7 12 to 19 $200 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments There are 345 students in the cafeteria. If 30% of them brought a sack lunch, how many brought a sack lunch?. Click on the letter of the correct answer , $300 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Write a ratio equivalent to 4:32. Click on the letter of the correct answer. 1:8 8:64 2:16 All of the above $500 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Of the students in Mrs. Rops’ class, 12 are wearing athletic shoes, 6 are wearing boots, and 3 are wearing other kinds of shoes. What fraction of Mrs. Rops’ class are wearing boots? Click on the letter of the correct answer. 15/21 12/21 6/21 $1,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Mike sold 24 tickets and Mary sold 8 tickets. What is the ratio in simplest form, of the number of tickets Mary sold to the number Mike sold? Click on the letter of the correct answer. 1:4 1:3 3:1 4:1 $2,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments You pay $6.15 for 8 cookies. What is the unit rate?. Click on the letter of the correct answer. $1.30 $0.76 $49.20 $0.77 $4,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Write the ratio in simplest form: 50 inches: 2 feet. Click on the letter of the correct answer. 25:1 25:12 1:25 12:25 $8,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments The price of 10.2 oz. of crackers in $2.59. What is the unit price (round to the nearest penny). Click on the letter of the correct answer. $0.25 $0.26 $3.94 $0.76 $16,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments One hundred nautical miles equals about 185 km. To the nearest km, how far is 325 nautical miles? Click on the letter of the correct answer. 175 km 60,125 km 176 km 601 km $32,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Express the ratio as a decimal: 5:16. Click on the letter of the correct answer. 5/ $64,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments X: 2 c. blueberries, 1/2 c. sugar Y: 6 c. blueberries, 2 c. sugar Z: 10 c. blueberries, 3 c. sugar Which will be the sweetest?. Click on the letter of the correct answer. X Y Z They are the same sweetness $125,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Tom made $ in two weeks. At that rate, how much would he make in a year? Click on the letter of the correct answer. $9724 $2431 $4862 $374 $250,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments A proportion is two _________ set equal to one another. Click on the letter of the correct answer. rates percents equations ratios $500,000 Question

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments An astronaut who weighs 21 lb on the moon weighs 126 lb on Earth. How much would a person who weighs 162 lb on Earth weigh on the moon? Click on the letter of the correct answer. 16 1/3 lb 97.2 lb 27 lb 972 lb Million Dollar Question

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Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments is a Millionaire! To edit the printcertificate macro: Go to Tools, Macro, Macros. Select printcertificate, click on the edit button. The Visual Basic Editor window will open. Scroll down the script until you see,.ActivePrinter = "HP DeskJet 710C Series”. Change the text inside the quotations with the name of your printer (look in the Print menu for the printer name). Go to File, Save. To edit the printcertificate macro: Go to Tools, Macro, Macros. Select printcertificate, click on the edit button. The Visual Basic Editor window will open. Scroll down the script until you see,.ActivePrinter = "HP DeskJet 710C Series”. Change the text inside the quotations with the name of your printer (look in the Print menu for the printer name). Go to File, Save. Insert clip art graphic here

Created by Patrick Dierschke ©2001 your comments your comments Certificat e is a August 1, 2015 Use clip art or other graphics to spice up this page. Graphic sites: AOL graphics library Graphic sites: AOL graphics library You can also copy pictures off the web, and use the Paint program in Accessories of Windows to modify it for the particular slide. Created by Patrick Dierschke