1. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
This game is a modified version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire”. Participants will play in teams and earn money for each correct answer. If the team answers incorrectly on question 1, then may earn money for question 2. Teams will be given A, B. C, D cards at the beginning of the game. For each question they will hold up the card for the answer they think is correct. At the end of the game each team will total the amount of money they earned depending on how many questions they answered correctly.

2. 100 Dollar Question A. 7 units to the left of zero
C. 7 units to the right of zero
B. 7 units to the left and right of zero
D. 7 units from zero

3. What is the multiplicative inverse of 1 2/3?
300 Dollar Question
What is the multiplicative inverse of 1 2/3?
A. 5/3
C. 2/3
B. 3/5
D. 3/2

4. 500 Dollar Question
A. 0.9
C. 0.8
B. 1
D. 1.1

5. 1000 Dollar Question
In real life, Randy is 6 feet tall. In a full-length photograph of Randy, his entire body is 8 inches high, while
his legs alone are 4 ½ inches high. How long are his legs in real life?
A inches
C. 36 inches
B. 128 inches
D. 72 inches

6. 2,000 Dollar Question
The ratio of Kevin's age (k) to Maria's age (m) is the same as the ratio of one foot to the number of feet
in a yard. What proportion could be written to summarize this information?
A. k/m = 3/k
C. m/k =1/3
B. k/3 =1/3
D. k/m = 1/3

7. 4,000 Dollar Question
In Mrs. William's algebra class, the ratio of girls to total number of students is 17/30. What is the ratio of boys
to girls in the class?
A. 13/30
C. 13/17
B. 17/13
D. 30/13

8. 8,000 Dollar Question
Given the equation y = 2x + 3, how does changing the value of x, affect the value of y?
A. As x increases by 1, y doubles. .
C. As x increases by 1, y doubles and increases by three.
B. As x increases by 1, y increases by three.
D. As x increases by 1, y increases by two.

9. would the line on her graph have?
16,000 Dollar Question
Sally biked at a constant rate of 3 miles per hour. If Sally were to graph her bike ride, what characteristics
would the line on her graph have?
A. Down and to the right
C. Down and the left
B. up and to the right
D. Up and to the left

10. 32,000 Dollar Question
For every dollar Oscar earns, he saves $0.12. Oscar has saved $ How much has Oscar earned?
A. $4968
C. $41.52
B. $41.28
D. $345

11. 64,000 Dollar Question
Chale bought some packages of pens. He bought one package containing 5 pens and n packages
containing 2 pens each. Which of the following expressions could be used to find the total number of pens
that Chale bought?
A. 7n
C. 5n + 2
B. 2n + 5
D.10n

12. 125,000 Dollar Question
Each day a town received (2x + 1) inches of rain. How much rain did the town receive in 4 days?
A. (8x + 4) inches
C. (6x + 1) inches
B. (6x + 5) inches
D. (8x + 1) inches

13. 500,000 Dollar Question
Apples cost 3x. Oranges cost (x + 6). Which expression represents the cost to buy one apple and five
oranges?
A. 8x + 6
C. 8x + 30
B. 4x + 11
D. 4x + 30

14. 1,000,000 Dollar Question
The ratio of balloons to guests at a party is 12:5. If there are 30 guests, how many balloons are there?
A. 12
C. 72
B. 47
D. 360

15. 1,000,000 Dollar Question Q #15 A. Incorrect C. Correct B. Incorrect
D. Incorrect

16. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $100
That was a correct answer!
On to the next question

17. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $300
That was a correct answer!
Next Question

18. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $500
That was a correct answer!
Next Question

19. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $1,000
That was a correct answer!
Go to $2,000 dollar question

20. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $2000
That was a correct answer!
4000 Dollar Question

21. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $4000
That was a correct answer!
8000 Dollar Question

22. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $8000
That was a correct answer!
16,000 Dollar Question

23. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $16,000
That was a correct answer!
32,000 Dollar Question

24. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $32,000
That was a correct answer!
64,000 Dollar Question

25. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $64,000
That was a correct answer!
125,000 Dollar Question

26. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $125,000
That was a correct answer!
500,000 question

27. That was a correct answer!
Correct Response $500,000
That was a correct answer!
1,000,000 dollar question

28. Incorrect Response !
Sorry,
you just blew
the whole million!

29. Correct Response $1,000,000 Count up how much money your team earned.

30. Incorrect! Sorry Go Back

31. The End!