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Math Challenge: Face Off for Glory!

"Four teams compete in a math challenge where they solve increasing difficulty questions, passing a whiteboard after each round. No more than 90 seconds per question. Test your math skills and teamwork!"

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Math Challenge: Face Off for Glory!

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  1. Review Face Off!! Four teams face off for all the glory!

  2. Rearrange your desks (NOT YET) • Form a circle with the desks for your group • One member of your team holds the whiteboard • The other members of the team may help the teammate answer the question • All work must be shown with the answer circled • Difficulty increases with each question • After each question, the whiteboard must be passed (everyone must have a turn) • Not a race! • No more than 90 seconds per question

  3. Write the similarity Statement

  4. A 120-ft pole casts a 80-ft shadow. How tall is a pole that casts a 10-ft shadow?

  5. Find x

  6. There are 375 people on a train. Of those, 190 are adults. What is the ratio of children to adults?

  7. Find x 42°

  8. Find z

  9. Find y

  10. The ratio of the three angles of a triangle is 9:13:3. What is the measure of the MIDDLEangle?

  11. Find x

  12. On a map, 2.5 inches = 30 miles. How far apart are two cities if they measure 7.9 inches apart on the map?

  13. Find x

  14. Based on the similarity statement below, write a proportion showing the relationship between the sides of the triangles. ∆EFG ~ ∆LMN

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