1. This is
Mathematics
Jeopardy

2. Number Sense

3. Algebra

4. Geometry

5. Measurement

6. Probability

7. Statistics

8. Number Sense
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Measurement
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9. This is what the digit 9 represents in 78,292.
Number Sense $100
This is what the digit 9 represents in 78,292.

10. Number Sense $100
What are 90 ones?

11. This is the value of this collection of coins and bills.
Number Sense $200
This is the value of this collection of coins and bills.

12. Number Sense $200 What is two-hundred dollars and
seventy-seven cents ($200.77)? 50 +
200 10 + 1 25 5 77
$200
77¢ + =
$200.77

13. Number Sense $300
This is the fraction that describes the part of the set of animals that is made up of lions.

14. What is the fraction ? Number Sense $300 5 11 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 11 3 4 7 58 9 10 6

15. This is the smaller of these two fractions:
Number Sense $400
This is the smaller of these two fractions:

16. What is the fraction one-eighth ( )?
Number Sense $400
What is the fraction one-eighth ( )?

17. Number Sense $500
This is the number of Boy Scout popcorn boxes that were sold, if Juan sold 157 and Justin sold 143.

18. Number Sense $500
What are
300 boxes?

19. Maria collects leaves like the ones shown to the right.
Algebra $100
Maria collects leaves like the ones shown to the right.
Each box of leaves
contains the same number of leaves. If Maria counts the leaves in groups of 8, this is the list that shows only numbers she will say.
C. 16, 25, 30, 38
A. 8, 18, 28,38
B. 10, 18, 26, 34
D. 16, 24, 32, 40

20. Algebra $100
What is D?
D. 16, 24, 32, 40

21. Michelle drew the following pattern of hearts in her notebook.
Algebra $200
Michelle drew the following pattern of hearts in her notebook.

 

If Michelle continues this pattern, this is the arrangement of hearts that will come next. A.

  B.

 

22. Algebra $200
What is B? B.

 

23. This is a number sentence that is in the same fact family as
Algebra $300
This is a number sentence that is in the same fact family as
4 × 9 = 36.

24. Algebra $300
What is:
9 × 4 = 36,
36  4 = 9, or
36  9 = 4?

25. Algebra $400
There are 7 days in a week. This is the table that correctly shows the total number of days in 7, 8, and 11 weeks. A.
Number of Weeks
Total Number of Days 7 49 8 56 11 77 B.
Number of Weeks
Total Number of Days 7 14 8 15 11 18

26. What is A? Algebra $400 7 49 8 56 11 77 Number of Weeks
Total Number of Days 7 49 8 56 11 77

27. This is the number that is the output when the input is 7.
Algebra $500
This is the number that is the output when the input is 7.

28. What is 28? Algebra $500 4 × 4 = 16 5 × 4 = 20 7 × 4 = 28 11 × 4 = 44
The rule is to mulitply the input by 4, so…

29. The octagon has this many more vertices than the rectangle.
Geometry $100
The octagon has this many more vertices than the rectangle.

30. What are 4 more vertices? Geometry $100 8 – 4 = 4 2 3 2 1 4 1 5 8 3 46 7 8 1 2 3 4
8 – 4 = 4

31. Geometry $200
This is the line that best represents a line of symmetry in the figure below: a b c d

32. Geometry $200
What is line d ? a b c d

33. two-dimensional congruent figures.
Geometry $300
This is the pair of
two-dimensional congruent figures. A. C. B. D.

34. Geometry $300
What is D? D.

35. Geometry $400
This is the number on the number line below that point A best represents. 7 A 8 10

36. Geometry $400
What is 9 ? 7 A 8 10 9 9 1 4 9 1 2 9 3 4

37. This is the figure that has fewer faces than figure M.
Geometry $500
Figure M
This is the figure that has fewer faces than figure M. A. C. B. D.

38. Geometry $500 What is C (triangular pyramid)? Figure M 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 3

39. This is how far the frog jumped, to the nearest centimeter.
Measurement $100
This is how far the frog jumped, to the nearest centimeter.

40. Measurement $100
What are 14 centimeters?

41. At this temperature, water freeezes at sea level.
Measurement $200
At this temperature, water freeezes at sea level.
Ft. Worth Star Telegram
Jan. 8, 2010

42. What is 32°F? Measurement $200 30 + 2 = 32 30 28 24 20 26 22 8 2 6 4
20 + 28 22 24 20 30 26 22 24 20 30 28 26

43. Measurement $300
The third graders at Arlington Elementary read library books from 8:32 to 9:02 AM. This clock shows the time they started reading their books. A. B. C. D.

44. Measurement $300
What is clock D?

45. Measurement $400
Each side of this pentagon is equal in length. This is the perimeter of this pentagon.
3 inches

46. Measurement $400 What are 15 inches? A pentagon has 5 sides.
= 15
or…
3 inches
Each side is 3 inches.
3 × 5 = 15
so…..

47. This is the area of the shaded figure below:
Measurement $500
This is the area of the shaded figure below:

48. Measurement $500
What are 4 square units? 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 + 1 2 1 1 2 4

49. Probability $100
When flipping this coin, it is _________ likely to have it land with the $ on top as it is to land with the 1 on top.

50. Probability $100
What is equally likely?

51. Probability $200
When the items below are placed in a bag, and you are choosing one randomly from it, you are _________ likely to choose a heart.

52. Probability $200
What is more likely? 4 2 3 1 1 1 1 2 2

53. When rolling the number cube below, it is _________ likely
Probability $300
When rolling the number cube below,
it is _________ likely
to have the number 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 land on top.
all sides of the same cube

54. 1 6
Probability $300
What is equally likely? 2 5 3 4

55. Probability $400
Juan has a pair of blue jeans and wants to randomly choose a shirt to wear with the jeans. When he picks his shirt, he is _________ likely to choose a green shirt.

56. Probability $400
What is least likely?

57. Daily
Double!!

58. Probability $500
Krystal saved 16 coins in a jar. The table below shows the types and numbers of coins in the jar.
Type of Coin
Number of Coins
Penny 6
Nickel 5
Dime 2
Quarter 3
If Krystal shook the jar and reached in, without looking, to selct a coin, which coin would she be most likely to select and which coin would she be least likely to select?

59. Probability $500
What are: the
penny as the most likely chosen coin and the dime as the least likely chosen coin?
Type of Coin
Number of Coins
Penny 6
Nickel 5
Dime 2
Quarter 3

60. Statistics $100
A third grade class at North Arlington Elementary received s from their pen pals at South Arlington Elementary. The class made a graph of the number of s they received each week.
s Received from the Pen Pals
Week 1

Week 2

Week 3 
Week 4

 = 2 s
This is the table that correctly shows this information. A. s
Received
Week
Number 1 7 2 3 4 5 B. C. s
Received
Week
Number 1 14 2 6 3 4 10 s
Received
Week
Number 1 14 2 3 4 5

61. What is table B? Statistics $100 B. 7 × 2 = 14 3 × 2 = 6 2 × 2 = 4
s Received from the Pen Pals
Week 1

Week 2

Week 3 
Week 4

7 × 2 = 14
3 × 2 = 6
 = 2 s
2 × 2 = 4 B.
5 × 2 = 10 s
Received
Week
Number 1 14 2 6 3 4 10

62. This is how many more horns there are in the band than guitars.
Statistics $200
The graph shows the number of horns, guitars, flutes, and drums that are in a band.
Some of the Instruments in the Band
Instrument
Number of Instruments
Drums 
Guitars 
Flutes

Horns

Eachrepresents 4 instruments.
This is how many more horns there are in the band than guitars.

63. What are 6 more horns than guitars ?
Statistics $200
What are 6 more horns than guitars ?
Some of the Instruments in the Band
Instrument
Number of Instruments
Drums 
Guitars 
Flutes

Horns

2 × = 10
4 × 4 = 16
Eachrepresents 4 instruments.

64. This is the most accurate table of data for this bar graph.
Statistics $300
Work on Science Experiment
Maria created a bar graph with the number of hours she has spent on her science experiment.
This is the most accurate table of data for this bar graph. A.
Month
Number of Hours
March 14
April 10
May 15
June 18
Month
Number of Hours
March 13
April 9
May 15
June 18 B.

65. What is table A? Statistics $300 Month Number of Hours March 14 April
Work on Science Experiment 14 10 15 18
Month
Number of Hours
March 14
April 10
May 15
June 18

66. Statistics $400
Maria created a bar graph with the number of hours she has spent on her science experiment.
Work on Science Experiment
This is how many more hours Maria worked on her science experiment in March and June than in April and May.

67. Statistics $400 What are 7 more hours? – 32 25 7 14 + 18 = 32
Work on Science Experiment 14 10 15 18
= 25 32 25 7 –

68. Statistics $500
This is a bar graph with data of the amount of snowfall for 4 months in a city in Canada.
Amounts of Snowfall
November
December
January
February
This is how many inches of snow fell, in all, in November, January, and February.
Months
Inches

69. What are eighty inches (80 in.)?
Statistics $500
What are eighty inches (80 in.)?
Amounts of Snowfall
November
December
January
February 30 20 + 30 20
Months 80
Inches

70. Final Jeopardy Set A Set B A D B C
Juan sorted flash cards into two sets. He put certain cards in Set A, as shown below.
Set A
7 + 8
3 × 5
18 – 3
8 + 7
1 × 15
19 – 4
He put all his other flash cards in Set B.
Set B
8 + 3
7 × 1
7 – 2
5 × 4
9 + 5
10 – 5
4 + 1
Which of the following flash cards could belong in Set A? A D B C
18 – 4
11 + 4
15 × 2
7 + 7

71. What is B? Final Jeopardy Set A = 15 B 7 + 8 18 – 3 1 × 15 19 – 4
3 × 5
18 – 3
8 + 7
1 × 15
19 – 4
= 15 B
11 + 4