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1 JEOPARDY POWERPOINT TEMPLATES

2 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Patterns Variables Graphing Equality
Input/Output Machine Patterns Variables Graphing Equality $100 $200 $300 $400 $500

3 Question for Input/Output Machines - $100
Identify the pattern rule that relates the input to the output for the following table. Home View Answer

4 Answer for Input/Output Machines - $100
Multiply the input by 2, then add 6 each time. Home View Question

5 Question for Input/Output Machines - $200
Complete the following table using the following machine. Home View Answer

6 Answer for Input/Output Machines - $200
Home View Question

7 Question for Input/Output Machines - $300
Identify the pattern rule that relates the input to the output for the following table. Home View Answer

8 Answer for Input/Output Machines - $300
Multiply the input by 6, then add 1 each time. Home View Question

9 Question for Input/Output Machines $400
Identify the pattern rule for the input for the following table. Home View Answer

10 Answer for Input/Output Machines - $400
Add 1 to the input each time. Home View Question

11 Question for Input/Output Machines - $500
Identify the pattern rule for the output for the following table. Home View Answer

12 Answer for Input/Output Machines - $500
Add 6 to the output each time. Home View Question

13 Question for Patterns - $100
Using the following image, place the data in a table. Home View Answer

14 Answer for Patterns - $100 Home View Question

15 Question for Patterns - $200
Identify the pattern rule for the input for the following table. Home View Answer

16 Answer for Patterns - $200 Add 1 to the input each time. Home
View Question

17 Question for Patterns - $300
Identify the pattern rule for the output for the following table. Home View Answer

18 Answer for Patterns - $300 Add 3 to the output each time. Home
View Question

19 Question for Patterns - $400
Determine the output for the next 4 input numbers. Home View Answer

20 Answer for Patterns - $400 Input Output 5 29 6 34 7 39 8 44 Home
View Question

21 Question for Patterns - $500
Determine the output when the input is 12. Home View Answer

22 Answer for Patterns - $500 12 x = 64 Home View Question

23 Question for Variables - $100
Determine an expression, using ‘n’ for the input. Home View Answer

24 Answer for Variables - $100
n x Home View Question

25 Question for Variables - $200
Determine an expression, using ‘n’ for the input. Home View Answer

26 Answer for Variables - $200
n x Home View Question

27 Question for Variables - $300
Determine an expression, using ‘n’ for the input. Home View Answer

28 Answer for Variables - $300
n x Home View Question

29 Question for Variables - $400
4n can also be written as: Home View Answer

30 Answer for Variables - $400
4 x n Home View Question

31 Question for Variables - $500
Mary works at a fishing camp in the Yukon. Mary earns $25 a day, plus $8 for each fishing net she repairs. On Saturday, Mary repaired 9 nets. How much money did she earn? Home View Answer

32 Answer for Variables - $500
n=number of fishing nets 25 + 8n = Total Money x 9 = 97 Mary made a total of $97. Home View Question

33 Question for Graphing - $100
Home View Answer

34 Answer for Graphing - $100 a)B b)D c)A d)C Home View Question

35 Question for Graphing - $200
Which axis would the 6 be on in the pair (6 , 5)? Home View Answer

36 Answer for Graphing - $200 Horizontal Axis Home View Question

37 Question for Graphing - $300
Which axis would the 5 be on in the pair (6 , 5)? Home View Answer

38 Answer for Graphing - $300 Vertical Axis Home View Question

39 Question for Graphing - $400
Draw an arrow to show the direction of the horizontal axis. Home View Answer

40 Answer for Graphing - $400 Home View Question

41 Question for Graphing - $500
Draw an arrow to show the direction of the vertical axis. Home View Answer

42 Answer for Graphing - $500 Home View Question

43 Question for Equality - $100
Give an example of “Commutative Property of Addition” Home View Answer

44 Answer for Equality - $100 Answers will vary 5+3 3+5 4+8 8+4 Home
Home View Question

45 Question for Equality - $200
Give an example of “Commutative Property of Multiplication”. Home View Answer

46 Answer for Equality - $200 5x x5 4x x4 Home View Question

47 Question for Equality - $300
Are multiplication and/or addition commutative properties always balanced? Home View Answer

48 Answer for Equality - $300 Yes! You are simply flipping the expression. Home View Question

49 Question for Equality - $400
Home View Answer

50 Answer for Equality - $400 No. 36+27-50 = 13 4 x 3 = 12 Home
View Question

51 Question for Equality - $500
Is this scale balanced? Home View Answer

52 Answer for Equality - $500 Yes! Home View Question

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