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1 Review Game SpringBoard Unit 2

2 Please select a Team. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

3 What is (-3) x (-1.2)? 1. 36 2. -36 3. -3.6 4. 3.6

4 Solve. 9 x (-6.2)  -55.8  55.8  558  -558

5 Team Scores 175Hobbits 100Elves 100Humans 96.43Orcs 75Dwarfs

6 Bella forgot her lunch money 6 days in a row. Each day she borrowed $2.50 from Ken. Which of the following represents how much less money Ken has now? 1. 6 x 2.50 = 15 2. 6 x -2.50 = -15 3. -6 x 2.50 = -15 4. -6 x -2.50 = 15

7 Participant Scores 300Participant 14 300Participant 1 300Participant 15 300Participant 4 200Participant 20

8 Sara’s recipe calls for 2.75 cups of milk. She triples the recipe. How much milk does she need? 1. 2. 3. 4. 1 2 31 4

9 Find the quotient. (-36) ÷ 9 1. 4 2. -4 3. 6 4. -6

10 Team Scores 450Hobbits 300Humans 250Dwarfs 233.33Elves 196.43Orcs

11 Find the product. (-1/2) x (-3/4) 1. 1/4 2. (-3/8) 3. 3/8 4. (-4/3)

12 Participant Scores 600Participant 14 600Participant 1 600Participant 15 600Participant 4 500Participant 16

13 Is 125/0 a rational number? 1. No, 5 is not an integer. 2. Yes, it is the quotient of two integers. 3. Yes, both 5 and 0 are integers. 4. No, the divisor is can not be zero.

14 Team Scores 625Hobbits 500Humans 375Dwarfs 371.43Orcs 350Elves

15 A negative divided by zero is what? 1. positive 2. zero 3. negative 4. undefined

16 Team Scores 725Hobbits 600Humans 458.93Orcs 437.5Dwarfs 416.67Elves

17 What percentage of your current points would you like to wager on the next question? 1. 0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

18 Which of the following is not a solution for the following? 3(5 + 7) 1. 3(12) 2. (3+5) + (3 +7) 3. (3 x 5) + (3 x 7) 4. 36

19 Team Scores 1450Hobbits 900Humans 800Dwarfs 758.33Elves 630.8Orcs

20 Determine the property. (-4) x (-8.9) = (-8.9) x (-4) 1. Identity 2. Inverse 3. Associative 4. Commutative

21 Participant Scores 1700Participant 1 1600Participant 15 1500Participant 2 1300Participant 14 1300Participant 30

22 Team Scores 1475Hobbits 900Humans 825Elves 800Dwarfs 659.38Orcs

23 Identify the property. 3 x (12 x 4) = (3 x 12) x 4 1. Identity 2. Inverse 3. Associative 4. Commutative

24 Team Scores 1475Hobbits 900Humans 825Elves 800Dwarfs 659.38Orcs

25 What percentage of your current points would you like to wager on the final question? 1. 0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

26 Five friends have a checking account that has a balance of (-$150.50). If each friend deposits the same amount into the account then how much money will each friend need to deposit to get the account to $0? 1. $30.10 2. $150.50 3. $31.10 4. $151.50

27 Fastest Responders (in seconds) 42.07Participant 4 54.49Participant 21 57.64Participant 11 59.12Participant 14 60.21Participant 23

28 Team MVP PointsTeamParticipant 3075Hobbits1 2700Orcs30 2300Elves20 600Humans8 2050Dwarfs10

29 Participant Scores 3075Participant 1 2900Participant 15 2700Participant 30 2500Participant 21 2375Participant 14

30 Team Scores 2681.25Hobbits 1375.78Orcs 587.5Elves 400Humans 375Dwarfs

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