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5. Points & Quadrants $100 This is the quadrant which contains the point (3, -2).

6. Points & Quadrants $200 These are the two lines which create the four quadrants.

7. Points & Quadrants $300 This point is the x- intercept of the line 3x + 4y = 12.

8. Points & Quadrants $400 These are the coordinates of the point shown in the following graph.

9. Points & Quadrants $400

10. Points & Quadrants $500 This is the quadrant that does not contain any solutions to the equation 2x – 3y = 6.

11. Points & Quadrants $100- Answer What is Quadrant IV?

12. Points & Quadrants $200- Answer What are the x- and y- axes?

13. Points & Quadrants $300- Answer What is (4, 0)?

14. Points & Quadrants $400- Answer Who is (10, -15)?

15. Points & Quadrants $500- Answer What is Quadrant II?

16. Solutions to Equations $100 She added the peacock and lion as her emblems, because the cow was too plain.

17. Solutions to Equations $200 He crafted Pandora and the chains that held Prometheus.

18. Solutions to Equations $300 He gave Persephone a pomegranate to force her to return to him.

19. Solutions to Equations $400 Her emblem, the poppy, would actually have been governed by her daughter.

20. Solutions to Equations $500 Hestia gave her seat in the gods’ council hall to him to please Zeus.

21. Solutions to Equations $100- Answer Who is Hera?

22. Solutions to Equations $200- Answer Who is Hephaestus?

23. Solutions to Equations $300- Answer Who is Hades?

24. Solutions to Equations $400- Answer Who is Demeter?

25. Solutions to Equations $500- Answer Who is Dionysus?

26. Lines $100 This mountain is the home of the gods.

27. Lines $200 This is the Underworld, home of Hades.

28. Lines $300 This is the city where the first modern Olympics were held.

29. Lines $400 This is the river one must cross to enter the land of the dead.

30. Lines $500 Narcissus was born here.

31. Lines $100-Answer What is Mount Olympus?

32. Lines $200-Answer What is Tartarus?

33. Lines $300-Answer What is Athens, Greece?

34. Lines $400-Answer What is the river Styx?

35. Lines $500-Answer What is Hellas?

36. Inequalities $100 The “Abduction of Persephone” explains this natural phenomenon.

37. Inequalities $200 This myth explains how cruelty came into the world

38. Inequalities $300 This myth explains how man developed art and industry.

39. Inequalities $400 The fact that this remained in Pandora’s box explains why men have hope.

40. Inequalities $500 This myth explains the existence of the daffodil.

41. Inequalities $100-Answer What are the seasons?

42. Inequalities $200-Answer What is “Pandora’s Box”?

43. Inequalities $300-Answer What is “Prometheus and Zeus”?

44. Inequalities $400-Answer What is foreboding?

45. Inequalities $500-Answer What is “Echo and Narcissus”?

46. Final Jeopardy Minor Characters

47. Final Jeopardy She taught Pandora the secrets of the moon.

48. Final Jeopardy-Answer Who is Artemis?