1. MATH CELEBRITY
The Sequel
MATH CELEBRITY
PART 2
ADMIT ONE

2. MATH CELEBRITY WALK OF FAME
MATH CELEBRITY WALK OF FAME
1. Students will navigate their way through the Hollywood
walk of fame by answering a set of 20 challenging math
word problems, and 4 entertainment bonus questions. Students can write their final answers in designated boxes.
2. For each correct answer, students will earn a STAR on
their walk of fame game board. (** see printout)
3. The goal is to collect as many STAR’s as possible in hopes
of becoming a MATH CELEBRITY!
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**TEACHERS: suggestions for STARS include- Stickers, Stamps, or Drawing them

3. MATH CELEBRITY SCORING:
★★★★★★★★★★★★
16 – 20 stars!
RISING STAR
★★★★★
11 – 15 stars
LOCAL TALENT
★★★
5 – 10 stars
Don’t quit your day job ★
0 – 4 stars

4. WELCOME TO:
 No celebrities were harmed during this game 

5. 1. MATH CELEBRITY
Superstar singer and performer Keyonce’ Bowles earned an astounding $115,000,000 dollars last year through her album sales and concert tour. Which choice below is equivalent to 115 million? A x 10 B x 10 C x 10 D. 115,000 x 10 3 7 6 2

6. 2. MATH CELEBRITY
Taylor
Smith
Pop princess Taylor Smith has a very busy schedule. She spends 15 hours every day rehearsing and preparing for her upcoming concert tour. Considering there are 24 hours in a day, what fraction of her entire day does Taylor spend rehearsing and preparing? A. ⅔ B. ⅝ C. ½ D. ⅘

7. 3. MATH CELEBRITY
Actor Don Diesel is in the new racing action film, “Fast & Angry.” In the movie he drives a super fast sports car that can travel 14 miles on 1 gallon of gasoline. If Don purchased 15 gallons of gas, approximately how many miles can he expect to get from his car A. 15 m B. 29 m C m D m
HOLLYWOOD GAS
G A S
GAS

8. 4. MATH CELEBRITY
Ron Mayer is considered one of the best guitarists in the business, and with one of the best guitar collections. ⅗ of his guitars are acoustic, the other ⅖ are electric. Of his electric guitars, ⅓ are red. What fraction of his entire guitar collection are red electric guitars? A. 3/15 B. 11/15 C. 2/5 D. 2/15

9. 5. MATH CELEBRITY
Robby Patterson is the star of a new vampire movie, “Breaking Moon Light.” The movie is shot on location in the deep woods of the Pacific Northwest. On Thursday Robby was on set for 6 ½ hours. On Friday he was on set for only half that amount of time. How many total hours was Robby on set for during the two days? A. 13 hours B. 9 ½ hours C. 9 ¾ hours D. 10 ¼ hours

10. BONUS QUESTION 1
At famous award shows like the Oscars, celebrities walk down this color carpet before entering the building? A. Blue B. Green C. Red D. Purple

11. 6. MATH CELEBRITY
The red carpet is basically one long rectangle that is rolled out for the celebrities. If it is ft long and 5 ft wide, what is the area of the red carpet? A sq. ft B sq. ft C sq. ft D sq. ft

12. 7. MATH CELEBRITY
Chaz the cameraman worked 10 ¾ hours on Monday. On Tuesday Chaz worked 7 ½ hours. How much longer did he work on Monday then he did on Tuesday? A. 3 hours B hours C hours D hours

13. 8. MATH CELEBRITY
Approximately where on the number line would the Lamborghini have to drive to in order to reach .625?
A B C D 1

14. 9. MATH CELEBRITY
Malena Gomez is currently performing on a platform stage that is the shape of a rectangular prism. The stage has a height of 7.5 ft, and a base area of 264 ft. What is the volume of the rectangular prism? A ft cu. B. 1,980 ft cu. C. 1,264 ft cu. D. 1,860 ft cu. 2
MALENA GOMEZ
7.5 ft
Base = 264 ft sq.

15. 10. MATH CELEBRITY
Dustin Timberline has a beach house in Malibu, California. He keeps a lot of beach chairs on hand so his guests may use them whenever they visit. He has a total of 28 beach chairs in his garage. ¾ of those beach chairs are blue. How many blue beach chairs does Dustin own?
A B C. 9 D. 21

16. BONUS QUESTION 2
Which of the following famous actors has won an Oscar? A. Jamie Foxx B. Paul Walker C. Ryan Reynolds D. Mark Wahlberg
MATH CELEBRITY

17. 11. MATH CELEBRITY
Former wrestler and current film actor, Wayne “The Stone” Jackson, is in the gym weight training for his next movie role. He’s lifting: the product of three and a number n, increased by 20. Which numeric expression shows how much weight “The Stone” lifted. A. 3 x 20 + n B. n x 3 – 20 C. 3n D. 3 x (n + 20)
“The Stone”
in Math Celebrity

18. 12. MATH CELEBRITY
Maggie and her Dad are out sight seeing in Hollywood. They are currently shopping on Rodeo Drive. Next, they plan to walk to Universal Studios and then finish by visiting the Walk of Fame. How many total units would they have traveled on the coordinate grid walking from Rodeo Drive, to Universal Studios, to the Walk of Fame?
A. 14 units B. 19 units C. 12 units D. 21 units
Universal Studios
Hollywood Blvd.
Rodeo Drive
Walk of Fame
HOLLYWOOD TOURS

19. 13. MATH CELEBRITY
Actor/Comedian Tevin Hart is viewed as one of Hollywood’s shortest lead actors at a height of 5 ft 4 inches tall. How many inches tall is Tevin? A. 44 in B. 54 in C. 64 in D. 74 in

20. 14. MATH CELEBRITY
The cast of “Teen Ocean Movie” is taking a break from filming. Seven of the cast mates decided to order one large 3 ½ foot submarine sandwich. If they cut the sandwich into seven equal pieces, how much sandwich will each person get? A. ½ ft B. 1 ¼ ft C. 21 ½ ft D. 10 ½ ft
LUNCH!

21. 15. MATH CELEBRITY
The commercial on TV is advertising new basketball sneakers known as “Air Gordons.” Find the Volume of the shoe box.
Air Gordon
7 in
A. 23 in cu. B in cu. C. 48 in cu D in cu.
4 in
12 in

22. BONUS QUESTION 3.
Which fictional character has a star on the Hollywood walk of fame? A. King Kong B. Godzilla C. Wolverine D. Transformers
BONUS
BONUS

23. 16. MATH CELEBRITY
Pop singer Arianna Granderson has some specific requests about the stage she will be performing on. She wants the shape of the stage to be a plane figure quadrilateral in which the opposite sides are equal in length and parallel. Also she wants the opposite angles of the shape to be congruent. According to her requests, which choice below could NOT be the shape of the stage? A. Square B. Rhombus C. Trapezoid D. Parallelogram

24. 17. MATH CELEBRITY
In a recent episode of “Girl Meets Universe,” Kylie is unable to decide which color dress to buy for the big dance. She ends up purchasing 4 dresses with her father’s credit card for $ If each dress cost the same amount, how much did one dress cost? A. $ B. $58.20 C. $ D. $81.40

25. 18. MATH CELEBRITY
Larry Potter is a famous boy wizard. His latest magical spell allows him to create triangles out of thin air. Classify his triangle by sides and angles, then solve the missing angle measure. ?
A. Equilateral, Acute B. Scalene, Obtuse C. Isosceles, Right D. Isosceles, Acute
Missing angle measure:____
70°
70°

26. 19. MATH CELEBRITY
Famous Rapper, Skittle, must fly from Los Angeles to New York City for a concert at Madison Square Garden. If it is 2,800 miles from L.A. to NYC, and the map shows a distance of 7 inches between the two cities, what would be the scale factor of the map? A. 1 in = 1,000 mi B. 1 in = 280 mi C. 1 in = 28 mi D. 1 in = 400 mi

27. 20. MATH CELEBRITY
After a long day of shopping and sight seeing in Hollywood, you are tired and decide to take a taxi cab home. If you have a 13 mile trip home, which cab company should you choose? Must show your work and Explain.
A) Parker’s Parkway Taxi
B) Davis’s Deluxe Cab Co.
$2.50 for 1st mile $1.40 for each additional mile.
$1.75 for 1st mile .80 for each additional half-mile
H-WOOD SHOP

28. BONUS QUESTION 4.
Which superhero movie has made the most money at the box office? A. Spiderman 2 B. Batman “The Dark Knight” C. X-Men “Days of Future Past” D. Marvel’s “The Avengers”

29. What’s your final score??
MATH CELEBRITY
★★★★★★★★★★★★
16 – 20 stars!
RISING STAR
★★★★★
11 – 15 stars
LOCAL TALENT
★★★
5 – 10 stars
Don’t quit your day job ★
0 – 4 stars

30. TEACHER RESOURCES AND PRINT-OUTS
1. Answer Key
2. Blank Walk of Fame Answer Sheet
3. Star Cut-outs

31. Answer Key:
**Print out Prior to starting game
1. C A C C 2. B B B A 3. D C C D 4. D B A D 5. C D B A (must show work) Bonus1: C Bonus2: A Bonus3: B Bonus4: D

32. MATH CELEBRITY WALK OF FAME
**Student game-board– print out
MATH CELEBRITY WALK OF FAME
Directions: Take a stroll through Hollywood by answering challenging Math Word problems. For each problem you answer correctly you earn a star on the walk of fame. Your goal is to collect as many stars as possible in order to become a MATH CELEBRITY. In addition, four entertainment bonus questions are included.
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Bonus 1
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bonus 4
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33. **Star cut-outs, Print if needed