3. Unit OneUnit TwoUnit 3Unit 4Unit 5 100 200 300 400 500

4. First Category - 100 2/15 as a decimal

5. First Category – 100 What is 0.13

6. First Category - 200 The group (set) -3/5, 22, -3.6, and 1006 belong to.

7. First Category – 200 What is Rational Numbers.

8. First Category - 300 What is the standard notation for the diameter of 7.302 x 10 -5

9. First Category – 300 What is 0.00007302

10. First Category - 400 0.06% as a decimal

11. First Category – 400 What is 0.0006

12. First Category - 500 The scientific notation form of 30,480,000,000

13. First Category – 500 What is 3.048 x 10 10

14. Second Category - 100 A track team had 6 students that completed the long jump event. The table shows how far each student jumped: Calculate the MAD (Mean Absolute Deviation) for the number set – Distance Jumped 4.55.256.054.757.04.1

15. Second Category – 100 What is ≈ 0.83

16. Second Category - 200 MAD CHECK

17. Second Category – 200 What is: Mean Absolute Deviation

18. Second Category - 300 The mean (average) of: 15 21 17 26

19. Second Category – 300 What is 19.75

20. Second Category - 400 Deviation =

21. Second Category – 400 What is “how far away from…” In MAD – deviation is how far away from the mean.

22. Second Category - 500 The MAD of: 12113617

23. Second Category – 500 What is 11.33

24. Third Category - 100 DJ’s father started a college fund with $5000 on DJ’s 8 th birthday. The amount of money DJ will have on his 18 th birthday if his fund has a simple interest rate of 2.5%.

25. Third Category – 100 What is $6250

26. Third Category - 200 Simple Interest Formula = Compound Interest Formula =

27. Third Category – 200 Simple Interest - I = Prt (principal x rate x time) Compound Interest – A = P(1 + r) t {principal x (1 + rate) x the power of time}

28. Third Category - 300 5x + 12 = 162

29. Third Category – 300 What is x = 30

30. Third Category - 400 Derrick’s Dog Sitting and Darlene’s Dog Sitting are competing for new business. Derrick charges $12 plus $5 per hour. Darlene charges $18 plus $3 per hour. The business that is more economical when needing 5 hours of service.

31. Third Category – 400 What is Darlene’s Dog Sitting at $33.00

32. Third Category - 500 1/7b – 6 = 3/7b + 4

33. Third Category – 500 What is b = -35

34. Fourth Category - 100 Slope

35. Fourth Category – 100 What is the CONSTANT RATE, THE RATE, THE CONSTANT, THE RATE OF CHANGE, M, RISE/RUN, THE CHANGE IN Y/THE CHANGE IN X (any of these answers are correct).

36. Fourth Category - 200 The slope of this line

37. Fourth Category – 200 What is 2

38. Fourth Category - 300 The rate of change -

39. Fourth Category – 300 What is 3/2 or 1.5 or 1 ½ (any of these answers are correct).

40. Fourth Category - 400 A vertical line has a ______________ slope

41. Fourth Category – 400 What is UNDEFINED

42. Fourth Category - 500 Without calculating, the slope of this line will automatically be -

43. Fourth Category – 500 What is NEGATIVE

44. Fifth Category - 100 The coordinates (0,0)

45. Fifth Category – 100 What is the ORIGIN

46. Fifth Category - 200 Looking at a graph or table, the linear function will be PROPORTIONAL if the coordinates include:

47. Fifth Category – 200 What is (0,0) or ORIGIN

48. Fifth Category - 300 The table below displays a ________ ________ __ _________

49. Fifth Category – 300 What is CONSTANT RATE OF CHANGE

50. Fifth Category - 400 The set of ordered pairs represents a – (-1, -4);(1, 0);(3, 4); (5, 8); (7, 12); (9, 16)

51. Fifth Category – 400 What is a FUNCTION

52. Fifth Category - 500 The equation representing the data in the graph

53. Fifth Category – 500 What is y = 3x +1

54. FINAL JEOPARDY CATEGORY: Proportional and Non Proportional Linear Functions

55. FINAL JEOPARDY A candy manufacturing plant manufactures 22,500 pieces of candy every 3 hours. The candy produced varies directly with the hours worked. The constant of proportionality for this problem represents:

56. FINAL JEOPARDY What is 7500 pieces of candy produced per hour