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Jeopardy
Estimation Chance It! MultiplyMassive Numbers
D-D-Decimals
Q $100
Q $200
Q $300
Q $400
Q $500
Q $100 Q $100Q $100 Q $100
Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200
Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300
Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400
Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500
Final Jeopardy
$100 question Estimation
What is the definition ofEstimate?
$100 answer Estimation
An educated guess Or
A guess based on some specific information.
$200 Question Estimation
How would you estimate the product of 25*14?
What is the estimated product?
$200 Answer Estimation
1. Round 25 to 30 and 14 to 10 2. Multiply 30 and 10 to get an estimated
product of 300
$300 Question Estimation
What is the magnitude estimateFor 63 * 84?
10s 100s 1,000s 10,000s
$300 Answer Estimation
10s 100s 1,000s 10,000s
$400 Question Estimation
What is 83,675.954 rounded to the
Nearest ten-thousand
$400 Answer Estimation
80,000
$500 Question Estimation
What is 3,456.94 Rounded to the nearest wholeNumber?
$500 Answer Estimation
3,457
$100 Question Chance It!
What is the chance the spinner will land on yellow?
$100 AnswerChance It!
50%
$200 QuestionChance It!Word Bank
certain extremely likely very likely 50-50 chance
impossible extremely unlikely very unlikely
What word describes the chance that the
sun will come up tomorrow?
$200 Answer Chance It!
CERTAIN
$300 Question Chance It!
What is the chance that a newborn baby will be a girl?
$300 Answer Chance It!
50-50 chance
$400 Question Chance It!
If the stars above were put into a bag and you picked one with your eyes closed, what percent chancewould you have of picking a GREEN star?
$400 Answer Chance It!
25% chance
$500 Question Chance It!
If the weatherman says that there is a75% chance of rain tomorrow, what is the chance that it WON’T rain and should youbother wearing a raincoat?
$500 Answer Chance It!
25% chance that it won’t rain and you should
wear a raincoat because there is a better chance
that it will rain than not.
$100 Question Multiply
What method of multiplication is displayed below?
$100 Answer Multiply
The lattice method
$200 Question MultiplyAre the “guts” of this lattice grid correct?
1
206
36
0
$200 Answer Multiply
No! 8*4 does not = 36
$300 Question Multiply
What do we do with decimal Points when we multiply?Ex: 3.4 * 12.96
$300 Answer Multiply
What is ignore them until the end
$400 Question Multiply
Where should the decimalPoint go in the answer to this problem?
23.6 *2.34 = 55224
$400 Answer Multiply
Between the 5 and the 2
$500 Question Multiply
What is the product?
6.45 * 2.5Use any method you want!
$500 Answer Multiply
16.125
$100 Question Massive Numbers
What are these called?0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
$100 Answer Massive Numbers
DIGITS
$200 Question Massive Numbers
What tells us how much a digit in a numberis worth?Hint: Based on its position within the number
$200 Answer Massive Numbers
PLACE VALUE
$300 Question Massive Numbers
What is worth more186 Billion
Or 1 Trillion?
$300 Answer Massive Numbers
1 Trillion isWAY BIGGER
$400 Question Massive Numbers
What does On The Moon Boys Trip
Stand for?
$400 Answer Massive Numbers
The place value periodsOnes, Thousands, Millions, Billions, Trillion
$500 Question Massive Numbers
How could you use On The Moon Boys Trip if you were havingtrouble reading this number
234,689,456,897,665
$500 Answer Massive Numbers
Mark up the number
234,689,456,897,665OThMBTr
Trips Boys Moon The On
$100 Question D-D-Decimals
What does a decimal point“say?”
$100 Answer D-D-Decimals
and
$200 Question D-D-Decimals
How do you read this number?
123.009
$200 Answer D-D-Decimals
One hundred twenty-three and nine thousandths
$300 Question D-D-Decimals
What is the difference between
24.5 and 134.098?
$300 Answer D-D-Decimals
109.598
$400 Question D-D-Decimals
What is the product of
23.67 * 2.5?
$400 Answer D-D-Decimals
59.175
$500 Question D-D-Decimals
Which decimal is larger?
1.98374957883748OR
21.9876
$500 Answer D-D-Decimals
21.9876
Final JeopardyThe following is a data set for the time in seconds thatit takes a 5th grader to tie their shoelaces.
3.4, 4.5, 6.0, 7.9, 4.7, 3.7, 4.5What are the statistical landmarks for this set of data?
Maximum, Minimum, Range, Median, Mode, and Mean (rounded to the nearest tenth)
Final Jeopardy Answer
•Maximum-7.9•Minimum-3.4•Range-4.5•Median-4.5•Mode-4.5•Mean-5.0