4. On the next slide select “Jeopardy Board”. Look at all of the categories on the board and click a value. Read the “answer” and decide what the “question” is. Remember! All answers must be in the phrase of a question! Once you have decided on your “question”, advance the slide and you can see if you were correct. After you have read the correct answer select in order to return back to the game board. Once all of the categories have been completed, select and then “Final Jeopardy”

5. Unit Conversions RoundingGraphsFractions Expanded Form 500 400 300 200 100 JEOPARDY!

6. Fractions Improper Fractions Reducing Fractions GCF and LCM Random 100 200 300 400 500

7. This type of number is less than one whole and is not written as a decimal.

8. What is a fraction?

9. This is the top portion of the fraction. 4 7

10. What is the numerator ?

11. This is the bottom portion of the fraction. 4 7

12. What is the denominator?

13. The red in the images below represent this fraction.

14. What is 1 ? 5 7

15. Lucy had ¾ of a pizza. Sophie had ¼ of a pizza. This person had the least pizza.

16. Who is Sophie?

17. This type of fraction is greater than one and is not written as a mixed number.

18. What is an improper fraction?

19. Of the two parts of an improper fraction, this number is larger than the other.

20. What is the numerator?

21. The fraction 1¾ can be written as this improper fraction.

22. What is ? 7 4 1234567

23. The fraction 3 can be written as this improper fraction. 2 5

24. What is ? 17 5 123456789 1011121314151617

25. The fraction 9 can be written as this improper fraction. 5 6

26. What is ? 59 6 12345 1112 131415 6 789 10 161718 192021222324 252627282930 313233343536 373839404142 434445464748 495051525354 5556575859

27. This process is used to rewrite a fraction in a different way. Both fractions represent the same amount.

28. What is reducing fractions?

29. In order to reduce a fraction, you must find this number that both the numerator and denominator both have in common.

30. What is the Greatest Common Factor (GCF)?

31. The fraction is reduced to this number. 3 6

32. What is ½ ?

33. The fraction is reduced to this number. 4 16

34. What is ¼ ?

35. The fraction is reduced to this number. 30 45

36. What is ? 2 3

37. When finding this number, you list all of the factors of two numbers and identify the largest factor they have in common.

38. What is Greatest Common Factor?

39. When finding this number, you list the multiples of two numbers until you find the first multiple they have in common.

40. What is the Least Common Multiple?

41. This number is the Greatest Common Factor of 14 and 21.

42. What is 7? 7:17 21:13721

43. This number is the Least Common Multiple of 12 and 9.

44. What is 36? 9:9182736 12:122436

45. This number is the Least Common Multiple of 2, 3, and 8.

46. What is 24? 2:24681012141618202224 3:3691215182124 8:81624

47. This number is the product of 23x13.

48. What is 299?

49. This is the number found in the hundredths place of the following number: 342.592

50. What is 9?

51. Three feet is equal to this many inches.

52. What is 36 inches? 12 inches=1 foot 3 ft. X 12 inches=36 inches

53. The perimeter of the following object is equal to this many feet. 8 ft. 5 ft. 13 ft.

54. What is 39 feet? Perimeter=border outside of an object 8 ft. + 13 ft. + 13 ft. + 5 ft.=39 ft.

55. This number is the quotient of 119 7.

56. What is 17?

57. The sum of ½ + ¼ equals this number.

58. What is ¾ ?