3. THIS IS

4. With Host at... Your

5. 100 200 300 400 500 ABCD

6. Ben’s Chocolate Shop recorded the total number of yearly sales for 1991 through 1996. The manager placed these data on the graph shown. What was the overall change in sales from 1992 to 1994? A.Decrease of 10,000 B.Decrease of 5,000 C.Increase of 10,000 D.Increase of 30,000 A 100

7. A. Decrease of 10,000 A 100

8. The graph shows times for runners in the 50 yard dash. How many runners ran the distance in less than 7.0 seconds? A.4 runners B.5 runners C.11 runners D.21 runners A 200

9. C. 11 runners A 200

10. Eighty students voted in the election for the sixth-grade class president. The results are shown in the graph. About how many votes did Park receive? A.4 B.10 C.20 D.40 A 300

11. B. 10 A 300

12. The graph shows the total enrollment at a middle school over a 10 year period. What is a reasonable prediction for the total enrollment at the school in 2010? A.400 B.700 C.1,000 D.1,600 A 400

13. C. 1,000 A 400

14. A 500 The graph shows how the city budget is distributed among five departments. The city spends about $4 million on garbage. About how much does the city spend on police? A.$ 8 million B.$12 million C.$16 million D.$20 million

15. B. $ 12 million A 500

16. Tara surveyed the 25 students in her class to determine each student’s favorite color. The results are shown. Which circle graph appears to represent these data? B 100

18. The frequency table shows the number of cousins for 29 students. Which statement is true about these data? A.There is no mode. B.There is one mode. C.There are two modes. D.There are six modes. B 200

19. C. There are two modes B 200

20. A school has 8 science classes. The range of the number of students in these classes is 7. Which explains what the range represents? A.There are 7 students in each class. B.Half the classes have more than 7 students and half have fewer than 7 students. C.The difference between the number of students in the largest class and the number of students in the smallest class is 7. D.All the classes have more than 7 students. B 300

21. C. The difference between the number of students in the largest class and the number of students in the smallest class is 7. B 300

22. The chart shows winning times for the women’s 100-meter freestyle in every Olympic Games since 1960. Which time is a reasonable prediction for the winning time in this race at the 2008 Olympic Games? A.60.50 seconds B.58.50 seconds C.53.50 seconds D.48.50 seconds B 400

23. C. 53.50 seconds B 400

24. The graph shows the total enrollment at a middle school over a 10-year period. Which is a reasonable prediction for the total enrollment at the school in 2010? A.400 B.700 C.1,000 D.1,600 B 500

25. C. 1,000 B 500

26. The graph shows the total amount of money that Charlie has saved over time. Which estimate is reasonable for the total amount of money that Charlie will save by the end of December? A.$ 1.00 B.$ 10.00 C.$ 100.00 D.$1,000.00 C 100

27. C. $100.00 C 100

28. Shawna has 36 Ping-Pong balls in a shoebox. She has 8 white balls, 12 orange balls and 16 green balls. She predicts that when she reaches into the box without looking, she will pull out an orange ball 1/3 of the time. Which activity would best allow Shawna to test her prediction? A.Measure the circumference of the Ping-Pong balls. B.Randomly select a Ping-Pong ball and replace it. Repeat 100 times and see how close to 33 times the orange ball is selected. C.Ask three different people to predict what color they think will be selected. D.Randomly select a Ping-Pong ball and replace it. Repeat three times to see whether each color is chosen. C 200

29. B. Randomly select a Ping-Pong ball and replace it. Repeat 100 times and see how close to 33 times the orange ball is selected. C 200

30. A farmer recorded the number of eggs produced in a month by each of this 6 hens. The results are shown in the table. What was the median number of eggs produced by the farmer’s 6 hens for the month? A.20 B.21 C.22 D.23 C 300

31. B. 21 C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. C 400 To order a burrito from Teresa’s Burrito Shop. Jim always chooses 1 item from each column in the table below. What is the total number of ways that Jim can order a burrito at Teresa’s Burrito Shop by choosing 1 wrap, 1 filling, and 1 topping? A.6 B.7 C.10 D.12

34. C 400

35. The stem-and-leaf plot shown below displays the number of days it rained last year in 11 different cities. What is the mode of this set of data? C 500

36. 52 C 500

37. A contest is being held at a school fair for fifth-grad and sixth-grade students. There are 40 fifth-grade students at the fair. There are 30 sixth-grade students at the fair. Each student’s name was written on one card and placed into a box. The principal will reach into the box and pick one card without looking. The student named on the card will be the winner of the contest. What is the probability that the winner of the contest will be a sixth-grade student? D 100

39. An artist buys 36 tubes of oil paint, 6 paintbrushes, 3 canvases, and 2 jars of paint thinner. What is the ratio of paintbrushes to tubes of oil paint? A.12:1 B.1:18 C.2:1 D.1:6 D 200

40. D. 1:6 D 200

41. For a game Larry must spin the spinner shown below. What is the probability that the spinner will land on an even number greater than 4? D 300

43. Beth and her friends played a board game. Beth score 27, 33, 18, 32, 35, 27, 31, 32, 28, and 27 points in ten games. What is the mode of Beth’s scores? A.35 B.32 C.29 D.27 D 400

44. D. 27 D 400

45. Lisa surveyed 100 students out of the 600 students at Ryan Middle School about their favorite foods. Which statement is best supported by the survey? A.Less than 1/4 of the students surveyed like hamburgers best. B.More than 1/2 of the students surveyed like pizza best. C.All the students at Ryan Middle School like hamburgers, pizza, spaghetti, and tacos. D.Some student at Ryan Middle School do not like tacos. D 500

46. B. More than 1/2 of the students surveyed like pizza best. D 500

47. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Data Analysis & Probability Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

48. Final Jeopardy Question The table shows the lunch choices of 155 students. Click on screen to continue

49. Correct Final Jeopardy Response Click on screen to continue

50. Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Game Produced by Greene ESC