1. Welcome to
Jeopardy!
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2. 1st Benchmark Review 6th Grade
Math Review
6th Grade
Mrs. Hall

3. Final Jeopardy
Round 1
Round 2
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3

4. Directions:
Scroll through the presentation and enter the answers (which are really the questions) and the questions (which are really the answers).
Enter in the categories on the main game boards.
As you play the game, click on the TEXT DOLLAR AMOUNT that the contestant calls, not the surrounding box.
When they have given a question, click again anywhere on the screen to see the correct question. Keep track of which questions have already been picked by printing out the game board screen and checking off as you go.
Click on the “Game” box to return to the main scoreboard.
Enter the score into the black box on each players podium.
Continue until all clues are given.
When finished, DO NOT save the game. This will overwrite the program with the scores and data you enter. You MAY save it as a different name, but keep this file untouched!

5. Ratios
Equivalent
Forms
Compare
And
Order
Frac, Dec, %
Estimation
+ & - Fractions
X Fractions & Mixed #”s
Round 2
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
$100
Final Jeopardy
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
$200
Scores
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
$300
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
$400
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500
$500

6. $100 William entered a triathlon race.
It took him 2/3 hour to complete the swim,
1 1/4 hours to complete the bicycle race.
What was the total amount of time it took
William to complete the two of the three
parts of the triathlon?

7. $100
What is /12 hours?
Scores

8. $200
6 2/ /2

9. $200
What is 8 1/6?
Scores

10. How much more pizza did Class D eat than Class B eat?
$300
How much more pizza did Class D eat than Class B eat?
AMOUNT OF PIZZA CLASSES ATE
Class A
2 3/12
Class B
1 1/2
Class C
3 3/4
Class D
4 9/12

11. What is 3 ¼ pieces of pizza?
$300
What is 3 ¼ pieces of pizza?
Scores

12. $400
William entered a triathlon race. It took him 5/12 hour to complete the swim, 1 1/4 hours to complete the bike, and 1 2/5 hours to complete the run. How much longer did it take William to complete the bike portion of the race than the swim portion?

13. $400
What is 5/6 hours?
Scores

14. $500
Carl used 1 1/2 yards of the wrapping paper. There was 2 1/12 yards of wrapping paper when he started. How much of the wrapping paper remains on the roll?

15. What is 7/12 yards of wrapping paper ?
$500
What is 7/12 yards of wrapping paper ?
Scores

16. $100
4 X 2/3

17. $100
What is /3?
Scores

18. 2/8 x 2/5 =
$200

19. $200
What is 1/10?
Scores

20. $300
1 2/8 x 2/5 =

21. $300
What is 1/2?
Scores

22. Daily
Double

23. $400
There are 245 students at Graceland Park School. 5/7 of these students are in an after school program. How many students are in the after school program at Graceland Park school?

24. $400
What is 175 students?
Scores

25. $500
As part of her training program, Amy jogs. Amy jogs 3½ miles every Saturday and 2¾ miles on Sunday. How far did she jog on four Saturdays?

26. $500
What is 14 miles?
Scores

27. $100
There are 5 red gummy bears and 10 green gummy bears. What is the ratio of red gummy bears to green gummy bears?
A. 10: B. 5:10
C. 2: D. 5:15

28. $100
What is B. 5:10?
Scores

29. $200
Rakwon needs 10 copies of a sign. He used white paper for 2/4 of the copies and yellow paper for the rest. Which ratio shows the yellow paper copies to the white paper copies?
A. 1:2 B. 4:2
C. 2:6 D. 2:1

30. $200
What is A. 1:2?
Scores

31. The ratio that is in lowest terms
$300
The ratio that is in lowest terms
7 to B
C. 2: D

32. $300
What is A. 7 to 18 ?
Scores

33. $400
There are 5 black cats and 10 spotted cats at the pet store. What is the ratio of black cats to the total number of cats at the pet store?

34. $400
What is 5:15 or 1:3?
Scores

35. $500
There are 10 fish in the classroom fish tank. 2/5 of them are striped and the rest of them are solid colors. What is the ratio of striped fish to the solid color fish? Joshua thinks the answer is 4:6. Is he correct?

36. What is 3:5 and no Joshua is not correct?
$500
What is 3:5 and no Joshua is not correct?
Scores

37. $100
The percent of 15
100

38. $100
What is 15%?
Scores

39. $200
The percent of 4
100

40. $200
What is 40%?
Scores

41. $300
15 = _____ = ._____ = ____ %
100

42. $300
What are
15 = _75_ = .75 = 75 % ?
Scores

43. $400
The fabric in the sweater is a mix of wool and other fabrics. Wool makes up of the 5
fabric. What percent of the fabric in the sweater is wool?

44. $400
What is 60%?
Scores

45. $500
Jack and Peter are going on a 25 mile bike ride. They have completed 8 miles so far. What is the decimal equivalent of the fraction of the ride that Jack and Peter have completed??

46. $500
What is .32 ?
Scores

47. $100

48. $100
What is >?
Scores

49. Arrange each group of numbers in order from small to large
$200
Arrange each group of numbers in order from small to large
5 2/5 , 5.25, 2.05

50. $200
What is 2.05, 5.25, 5 2/5?
Scores

51. Arrange each group of numbers in order from small to large
$300
Arrange each group of numbers in order from small to large
¼, 0.05, 6.02, 7/25

52. $300
What is 0.05, ¼, 7/25, 6.02 ?
Scores

53. Arrange each group of numbers in order from largest to smallest.
$400
Arrange each group of numbers in order from largest to smallest.
23/25, 0.77, 11/50, 3/4

54. $400
What is 23/25, 0.77, ¾, 11/50?
Scores

55. $500
List these 4 students in order from least to greatest distance from school .
Students
Distance in Miles
Robert
2/5
Emily
1/3
Mei-Mei
5/12
Calvin
3/10

56. What is Calvin, Emily, Robert, and Mei-Mei?
$500
What is Calvin, Emily, Robert, and Mei-Mei?
Scores

57. $100
Tammy saves $9.80 each week. Estimate how much Tammy will save in 6 weeks?

58. $100
What is about $60?
Scores

59. Estimate each number by rounding to the whole number.
$200
Estimate each number by rounding to the whole number.
Find the sum of both the orginial problem and also the estimated problem. =

60. $200
What is and 4?
Scores

61. Estimate each number by rounding to the whole number.
$300
Estimate each number by rounding to the whole number.
Find the difference of both the orginial problem and also the estimated problem. =?

62. $300
What is 8.42 and 8?
Scores

63. $400 About $17-$18 About $19-$20 About $21-$22 About $51-$52 A B C D
Eric wants to buy a skateboard for $ He has saved $16.57 so far. About how much more money does Eric need to save before he can buy his skateboard?
About $17-$18 A
About $19-$20 B A. B. C. D.
About $21-$22 C
About $51-$52 D

64. $400
What is about $17- $18?

65. $500
Mr. Jackson filled up his gas tank 4 times in April. The table shows the amount of gas he bought each time. About how much gas did he buy in April?
Between 37 and 39 gallons A
Gas Purchased in April
Date
Amount in Gallons
April 7th
10.01
April 15th
12.618
April 21st
10.3
April 30th
11.64 B
Between 40 and 42 gallons C
Between 43 and 45 gallons D
Between 46 and 48 gallons

66. What is between 43 and 45 gallons?
$500
What is between 43 and 45 gallons?
Scores

67. Fractions, Decimals, Percents Final Jeopardy Question
Compare and Order
Fractions, Decimals, Percents
Final Jeopardy Question
Scores

68. Class Homework Completed
Which class completed the least amount of homework?
Class
Homework Completed A B
.738 C D
67% A
Class A
Class B B
Class C C
Class D D

69. What is Class D?
Scores