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This Is Jeopardy

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Join Mr. Dunkleberger’s class at Mechanicsville Elementary School for an exciting Math Jeopardy game! This educational activity covers key math concepts including divisibility, estimating quotients, and algebraic equations, designed to motivate students and enhance their problem-solving skills. With questions ranging from identifying divisible numbers to solving equations and estimating quotients, students will enjoy a competition that fosters collaboration and learning. Perfect for reinforcing math skills and building confidence in young learners!

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This Is Jeopardy

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  1. This Is Jeopardy

  2. Mr. Dunkleberger’s Class Mechanicsville Elementary School CCPS December 2004

  3. Math Jeopardy

  4. $100 Divisibility • Which of the following numbers is the number below divisible by (2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10)? • 36

  5. $200 Divisibility • Which of the following numbers is the number below divisible by (2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10)? • 87

  6. $300 Divisibility • Which of the following numbers is the number below divisible by (2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10)? • 98

  7. $400 Divisibility • Which of the following numbers is the number below divisible by (2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10)? • 105

  8. $500 Divisibility • Which of the following numbers is the number below divisible by (2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10)? • 1,845

  9. $100 Estimating • Use rounding to estimate the quotient: • 348 ¸ 8 =

  10. $200 Estimating • Use rounding to estimate the quotient: • 262 ¸ 9 =

  11. $300 Estimating • Use rounding to estimate the quotient: • 383 ¸ 3 =

  12. $400 Estimating • Use rounding to estimate the quotient: • 3,948 ¸ 85 =

  13. $500 Estimating • Use rounding to estimate the quotient: • 38,498 ¸ 238 =

  14. $100 Division • Find the quotient: • 835 ¸ 5 =

  15. $200 Division • Find the quotient: • 648 ¸ 8 =

  16. $300 Division • Find the quotient: • 249 ¸ 3 =

  17. $400 Division • Find the quotient: • 3,382 ¸ 16 =

  18. $500 Division • Find the quotient: • 75,934 ¸ 25 =

  19. $100 Decimals • Find the quotient: • 38.4 ¸ 2 =

  20. $200 Decimals • Find the quotient: • 326.7 ¸ 7 =

  21. $300 Decimals • Find the quotient: • 932.46 ¸ 9 =

  22. $400 Decimals • Find the quotient: • 848.6 ¸ 61 =

  23. $500 Decimals • Find the quotient: • 3,238.4 ¸ 27 =

  24. $100 Function Tables • What is the rule of the function table?

  25. $200 Function Tables • What is the rule of the function table?

  26. $300 Function Tables • Find the missing numbers

  27. $400 Function Tables • Find the missing number

  28. $500 Function Tables • Find the missing number

  29. $100 Algebra • Evaluate and Solve: • 4,734 x n = 9,468 • n = ?

  30. $200 Algebra • Evaluate and solve: • (n – 3) ¸ 9 for n = 84

  31. $300 Algebra • Write the value of n in • standard form: • (64 ¸ 8) x 1.29 = n • n = ______

  32. $400 Algebra • Write the value of n in • expanded form: • (72 ¸ 8) x 4.8 = n • n = ______

  33. $500 Algebra • Compare using ( > , <, or = ) • 4,384 ¸ 5 [ ] 8,768 ¸ 10

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