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Jeopardy 5th grade

Jeopardy 5th grade. TAKS MATHEMATICS Similar to 2006 April TAKS release test By Mrs. Ore BRAWNER INTERMEDIATE GRANBURY ISD. 2006 APRIL TAKS. OBJECTIVE ONE. OBJECTIVE TWO. OBJECTIVE THREE. OBJECTIVE FOUR. OBJECTIVE FIVE. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200.

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Jeopardy 5th grade

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  1. Jeopardy 5th grade TAKS MATHEMATICS Similar to 2006 April TAKS release test By Mrs. Ore BRAWNER INTERMEDIATE GRANBURY ISD

  2. 2006 APRIL TAKS OBJECTIVE ONE OBJECTIVE TWO OBJECTIVE THREE OBJECTIVE FOUR OBJECTIVE FIVE 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. $100 Objective One Mr. VanGriffith buys about 25.7 gallons of gas for his SUV every week. About how many gallons of gas does he buy in 4 weeks? • 100 gallons of gas • 26 gallons of gas • 104 gallons of gas • 25 gallons of gas Click here to check your answer

  4. $100 Objective One 25.7 galloons rounds to 26 gallons 26 x 4 = 104 gallons Correct answer is C. 104 gallons Back toJeopardy Board

  5. $200 Objective One 24 The model is shaded to represent . What decimal does the model represent? 100 • 1.24 • 224. • 24.24 • .24 Click here to check your answer

  6. $200 Objective One Correct answer is.. 2 tenths and 4 hundredths D. .24 twenty four hundredths Back toJeopardy Board

  7. $300 Objective One At the UIL High School Band competition, there were 13,446 people in attendance the first night. 4,308 the second night. On the final night there were 27,502 in attendance. How many more people attend on the last night than on the second night? • 23, 194 more people B. 23,206 more people • C. 23,114 more people D. 24, 194 more people Click here to check your answer

  8. $300 Objective One 4 9 1 • 27,502 • 4,308 23,194 Correct answer is A. 23, 194 Back toJeopardy Board

  9. $400 Objective One Friday night at the high school football game, 479 parents and students bought pre-game tickets.Pre-game tickets cost $7 per adult ticket and $5 for students tickets. Only 215 Adults bought their tickets early. About how much money was collected for the pre-game tickets? • $2,500 B. $2,900 • C. $3,500 D. $1,400 Click here to check your answer

  10. $400 Objective One 215 ~ 200 200 x $7 = $1,400 479 – 215 = 264 264 ~ 300 300 x $5 = $1,500 $1,400 + 1,500 = Correct answer is B. 2,900 Back toJeopardy Board

  11. $500 Objective One Seth was planning refreshments for watching the Super Bowl game at his house. He had 2 dozen cans of Root Beer. If four of his friends drank one can each and Peter drank 2 cans of Root Beer, what fraction of the sodas is left? 18 6 • B. • C.D. 24 24 3 1 4 4 Click here to check your answer

  12. $500 Objective One 24 sodas – 4 (friends) = 20 – 2 (Seth’s cans) = 18 cans out of 24. ALL FRACTIONS MUST BE REDUCED TO SIMPLEST FORM 18 6 3 ÷ = 24 6 4 Correct answer is C. 3/4 Back toJeopardy Board

  13. $100 Objective Two Velvet’s family went to see a movie. They bought 2 family size popcorn bags at $4.95 and 5 med. Cokes at ($2.75). Which number sentence could be used to find the total spent on refreshment? • (2 + 5) + ($4.95 x $2.75) = Ƌ • ($4.95 ÷ 2 ) + ($2.75 x 5) = Ƌ • ($4.95 x 2) + ($2.75 x 5) = Ƨ • ($5 x $2) + ($4.95 + $2.75) = Ƌ Click here to check your answer

  14. $100 Objective Two $4.95 $4.95 Two sets of family popcorn $2.75 $2.75 $2.75 $2.75 $2.75 Five sets of sodas ($4.95 x 2) + ($2.75 x 5) = Ƨ C. Back toJeopardy Board

  15. $200 Objective Two Look at the pattern of numbers. Which describes the rule for determining the the first 3 numbers for this pattern? …; …; …; 81; 243; 729; 2,187; 6,561 • Multiply by 4 then divide by 3. • add 81 to each number. • Each number is odd. • D. The previous number is 3 times smaller. Click here to check your answer

  16. $200 Objective Two 3 …; …; …; 81; 243; 729; 2,187; 6,561 9 27 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 ÷ 3 The correct answer is: D. the previous number is 3 times smaller Back toJeopardy Board

  17. $300 Objective Two 60 The factor tree for the number 60. According to this factor tree, which of the following statements is true? 6 10 2 3 2 5 • The numbers 10 and 6 are prime. • The numbers 2 and 3 are the only prime numbers. • The product of two prime numbers is always composite. • The prime factorization of 60 is 2 x 5 x 3. Click here to check your answer

  18. $300 Objective Two 2 x 5 = 10 2 x 3 = 6 prime x prime = composite prime x prime = composite Correct answer is: C The product of two prime numbers is always composite. Back toJeopardy Board

  19. $400 Objective Two Connor has 5 baseball caps he has worn while in little league. If she places them in a straight row on the wall, how many different arrangements can he make? • 25 different arrangements • 100 different arrangements • 60 different arrangements • 120 different arrangements Click here to check your answer

  20. $400 Objective Two 5 x 4 x 3 x 2 x 1 = 120 groups 5 hats in 4 groups = 60 groups of 2 =20 groups of 3 120 different arrangements D. Back toJeopardy Board

  21. $500 Objective Two Cheyenne used this table to find the total prices of different numbers of tickets to a Ice Hockey game. Based on the information in the table, how would Cheyenne find the price of 1 ticket? • Multiply the number of tickets by 5 • Divide the price of tickets by the number of tickets. • Add 5 to the number of tickets. • Subtract the number of tickets from the price of the tickets. Click here to check your answer

  22. $500 Objective Two ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ B. Divide the price of tickets by the number of tickets. Back toJeopardy Board

  23. $100 Objective Three Which statement about a triangular prism is NOT true? • It has exactly 6 vertices. • It has exactly 8 edges. • It has exactly 5 faces. • It has exactly 9 edges. Click here to check your answer

  24. $100 Objective Three FACES EDGES 5 9 VERTICES 6 NOT TRUE B. 8 EDGES Back toJeopardy Board

  25. DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE

  26. $200 Objective Three DAILY DOUBLE Which of the statements about the Rhombus STUV appears to be FALSE? V U T S • SV is perpendicular to VU • VU is parallel to ST • VS intersects ST • VS is parallel to UT Click here to check your answer

  27. $200 Objective Three V U Perpendicular – two lines meet and form a right angle (90º). S T SV is perpendicular to VU Is FALSE A. Back toJeopardy Board

  28. $300 Objective Three Which single transformation is shown on this grid? • Reflection B. Translation • C . Rotation D. Slide Click here to check your answer

  29. $300 Objective Three Math term for slide is TRANSLATION Translation B. Back toJeopardy Board

  30. $400 Objective Three B Alex walks outside his cabin marked at point B. He walks 5 units east and 4 units south. What are Alex’s new coordinates? • (7,4) B. (8,4) • C. (4, 8) D. (4, 7) Click here to check your answer

  31. $400 Objective Three B B. (8,4) Back toJeopardy Board

  32. $500 Objective Three G Which of the following points is closest to (5,9)? H F J A. F B.J C. H D. G Click here to check your answer

  33. $500 Objective Three G D. (5,9) X first Y second Back toJeopardy Board

  34. $100 Objective Four Jared began his test at 8:30am. He took several breaks and worked, checked and rechecked over his exam. Jared finally finished 4 hours 40 minutes later. Which clock shows the time Jared finished the test? B. A. D. C. Click here to check your answer

  35. $100 Objective Four Correct answer is B. 1:10pm 8:30 + 1hour = 9:30 + 1hour = 10:30 + 1hour = 11:30 + 1hour = 12:30 + 40min. = 1:10pm. Back toJeopardy Board

  36. $200 Objective four Which of the following is equal to 4 ¼ gallons? A . 34 cups B. 20 quarts C. 20 pints D. 34 pints Click here to check your answer

  37. $200 Objective Four P P quart quart P P gallon = cups quart quart P P P P Correct D. 34 pints Back toJeopardy Board

  38. $300 Objective Four April and Susan was running a 1-Kilometer race. One-fourth of the way into the race Susan tripped and sprained her ankle. How many meters did Susan run? A. 250 metersB. 500 meters C.750 metersD.1,000 meters Click here to check your answer

  39. $300 Objective Four Kilometer = 1,000 meters A. 250 meters Back toJeopardy Board

  40. $400 Objective Four Which is the closest to the perimeter for this shape? 5 cm 10 cm 5 cm 20 cm • 40 cm B. 50 cm • C. 60 cm D. 80 cm Click here to check your answer

  41. $400 Objective Four correct answer is... Perimeter- measurement around a figure. C. 60 cm Back toJeopardy Board

  42. $500 Objective Four What is the total volume of this rectangular prism? 4 ft 6 ft 3 ft • A. 72 cubic ft. B. 13 ft. • C. 24 cubic ft. D. 62 cubic ft. Click here to check your answer

  43. $500 Objective Four Correct answer is.. Volume = L x W x H 4 ft 6 feet x 3 feet = 18 feet 18 feet x 4 feet = 72 cubic feet 3 ft 6 ft A. 72 cubic feet Back toJeopardy Board

  44. $100 Objective Five Alysa is playing a match game with these cards. Without looking, what is the probability that the first card she turns over will have either a hexagon or a trapezoid on it? 6 3 • B. • C. D. 4 12 1 2 2 3 Click here to check your answer

  45. $100 Objective Five 3/12 trapezoid + 5/12 hexagon = 8/12 2 8 4 ÷ = 3 12 4 Correct answer is... • 2/3 Back toJeopardy Board

  46. $200 Objective Five A. B. C. D. • 180 B. 200 • C. 120 D. 240 Click here to check your answer

  47. $200 Objective Five Correct answer is... Back toJeopardy Board

  48. $300 Objective Five What is the mode for these 6 Texas Lakes? • 40ft. & 55ft. • 50 ft. • 90 ft. • 65 ft. & 80 ft. Click here to check your answer

  49. $300 Objective Five Mode – the amount that occurs the MOST OFTEN correct answer is... B. 50 feet deep Back toJeopardy Board

  50. $400 Objective Five What is the range of depth for these six Texas Lakes? • 40 feet C. 10 feet • 50 feet D. 65 feet Click here to check your answer

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