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Template created by Terri Street for OKTechMasters Copyright, 2000

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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.

Click to return to the question and poll the class

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 A. Add up theA. Add up the length of the sides  C. Multiply LengthC. Multiply Length times width  B. Add the radiusAdd the radius to the diameter  D. GuessD. Guess How do you find the perimeter of a rectangle?

Back to Board A. Add up the length of the sides Add up the length of the sides B B A A A+A+B+B=Perimeter!

 A. Make a circle A. Make a circle  C. Never intersect C. Never intersect  B. Come to a point B. Come to a point  D. Cross and D. Cross and make right angles Parallel lines are lines that ______.

Back to Board C. Never Intersect

 A. Subtracting 6-2 A. Subtracting 6-2  C. Multiplying 6*7 C. Multiplying 6*7  B. Adding 4+3 B. Adding 4+3  D. Multiplying 6*3 D. Multiplying 6*3 What is the first step to this math problem? (4+3)*6-2=

Back to Board B. Adding 4+3

 A A  C. 0 C. 0  B B  D D Which number is the smallest?

Back to Board A

 A. 9 A. 9  C. 3 C. 3  B. 1 B. 1  D. 5 D. 5 In the following set of numbers what is the mean? 1,3,3,3,5,5,6,8,7,9

Back to Board D. 5 Mean is average. Add up all the numbers and divide by the quantity of numbers

 A. Mirror A. Mirror  C. Symmetrical C. Symmetrical  B. Range B. Range  D. Obtuse D. Obtuse An object that has the exact reflection on opposite lines of a dividing line is called _____?

Back to Board C. Symmetrical

 A A  C C  B. 6*6*6 B. 6*6*6  D. 3*3*3*3*3*3 D. 3*3*3*3*3*3 6 ³=? (“six to the third”)

Back to Board B. 6*6*6

 A. 4/6 A. 4/6  C. 1¼ C. 1¼  B. 1 B. 1  D. ⅜ D. ⅜ ½+¾=?

Back to Board C. 1¼

 A. Two sets of two A. Two sets of two  C. Two pairs C. Two pairs  B. Four B. Four  D. All of the above D. All of the above How many sides does a parallelogram have?

Back to Board D. All of the above

 A. 2/3 A. 2/3  C C  B. 6/10 B. 6/10  D D Which of the following is equal to 60%?

Back to Board B. 6/10

 A. All of these A. All of these answers  C. 7/25 C. 7/25  B. 28/100 B. 28/100  D. 28% D. 28% Which of the following is equal to 0.28?

Back to Board A. All of these answers

 A. add up the length of A. add up the length of the three sides  C. Area=½Base+Height C. Area=½Base+Height  B. Area=½Base*Height B. Area=½Base*Height  D. Area=side*side D. Area=side*side To find the area of a TRIANGLE, you must …

Back to Board B. Area=½Base*Height Given base and height: A = (1/2)bh, in which b is the base and h is the height.

 A. Slash and Pinch A. Slash and Pinch  C. Find a common C. Find a common denominator  B. Cross Multiply B. Cross Multiply  D. Change to a D. Change to a Improper fraction What do you have to do first to solve this problem?

Back to Board C. Find a Common Denominator

 A. 6 cubic units A. 6 cubic units  C. 9 cubic units C. 9 cubic units  B. 24 cubic units B. 24 cubic units  D. 27 cubic units D. 27 cubic units What is the volume of this cube? a=3 units V = a 3, in which a is the length of one of the sides.

Back to Board D. 27 units V = a 3, in which a is the length of one of the sides.

 A. 10 A. 10  C. 5 C. 5  2½ 2½  D. pi D. pi What is the diameter of this circle? R=5

A. 10 Back to Board

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