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$100 Question from Rates & Ratios There are 5 boys and 6 girls in a classroom. What is the ratio of boys to girls?
$200 Question from Rates & Ratios There are 10 out of 14 students who got an A on the test. What is the ratio of A’s to non-A’s
$300 Question from Rates & Ratios There are 48 students in 3 classrooms. What is this ratio expressed as a unit rate?
$400 Question from Rates & Ratios John drove 65 miles per hour from here to Louisiana, and it took him 7 hours. How far did he drive at this rate?
$400 Answer from Rates & Ratios 455 miles
$500 Question from Rates & Ratios Marcus drove his car 325 miles on a single tank of gas. If his car averages 18 miles per gallon, about how many gallons of gas does his tank hold?
$500 Answer from Heading 1 18 gallons
$100 Question from Proportions There are 36 eggs in 3 dozen. How many dozens of eggs do you need to buy if you need 156 eggs?
$100 Answer from Proportions 13 dozen
$200 Question from Proportions What is the value of X in the following proportion: X = 7 20 10
$300 Question from Proportions Apples are sold 3 pounds for $2.29. How much would 5 pounds of apples cost?
$400 Question from Proportions Solve the following proportion: 9 = 13 x 15
$500 Question from Proportions For every 4 students who like pizza, there is one who prefers hamburgers. If 16 students like pizza, which proportion can be used to solve how many students prefer hamburgers? A) 4 = 1 B) 4 = h C) 4 = 16 h 16 1 16 1 h
$100 Question from Indirect Measure ROAD SIGNS A tree casts a shadow that is 4 feet long. At the same time, a 5-foot tall woman standing next to the sign casts a shadow that is 2 feet long. How tall is the sign?
$200 Question from Indirect Measure John is 6 feet tall, at 6:00 pm his shadow is 12 feet long. At 1:00 pm the building casts a shadow that is 12 feet long. Is the building the same height as John. Explain your answer.
$200 Answer from Indirect Measure No. Shadows will be different lengths at different times of the day.
$300 Question from Indirect Measure The flagpole in front of the school is 28 feet high. At 2:00 pm, it casts a shadow that is 32 feet long. How tall is Mr. Morgan if his shadow is 9 feet at the same time?
$400 Question from Indirect Measure Tiffany and Susan were out hiking, when they got lost. They were at the bottom of a rock wall and realized that they needed to climb up the rock face. They weren’t sure if they had enough rope. How might they use math (indirect measure) to help them solve their problem?
$400 Answer from Indirect Measure Measure their height and shadow and the shadow of the rock wall to determine the height
$500 Question from Indirect Measure The shadow of the rock wall in the $400 question was 78 meters long. Tiffany is 1.7 meters tall, and her shadow at the same time is 3 meters long. How tall is the rock wall?
$500 Answer from Indirect Measure 44.2 meters
$100 Question from Grab Bag A right triangle has legs that are 3 and 4 inches long. What is the length of the hypoteneuse?
$100 Answer from Grab Bag 5 inches
$200 Question from Grab Bag Eduardo was going to put up Christmas lights on his house. His roof is 12 feet high. If he has a 13 foot ladder, how many feet away from the house will it be when he angles it to make a right triangle with the house?
$200 Answer from Grab Bag 5 feet
$300 Question from Grab Bag Estimate the square root of 85 to the nearest tenth.
$400 Question from Grab Bag Ali is stringing Christmas lights around his window. He wants to make a pattern that will go all the way around his square window, and then cross diagonally from each corner to make and X. If his window is 6 ft. by 8 ft. How many feet of Christmas lights will he need to make the square and the X on his window?
$500 Question from Grab Bag Tai sailed east from the marina for 48 miles and then sailed south for 14 miles, and then sailed the shortest distance back to the marina, as shown in the diagram. How far did he sail in total?
$500 Answer from Grab Bag 112 miles
$100 Question from Similar Figures Name one characteristic of similar figures
$100 Answer from Similar Figures All angles have to be congruent Sides must be proportional Same shape
$200 Question from Similar Figures If you know that two triangles are similar, and you have all of the measurements for the first triangle, how many measurements do you need for the second triangle in order to figure out all of the measurements?
$300 Question from Similar Figures Rectangle ABCD is 6 feet wide and 4 feet long. Rectangle LMNO is 6 feet long. How wide is Rectangle LMNO?
$400 Question from Similar Figures Are the following triangles similar? Triangle ABC measures 5, 7, 9 Triangle DEF measures 26, 36.4, 46.8 Explain your answer
$400 Answer from Similar Figures Yes 5 = 7 = 9 26 36.4 46.8 5 x 36.4 = 7 x 26 182 7 x 46.8 = 9 x 36.4 327.6
$500 Question from Similar Figures The Custodian needs to change the lightbulb in one of the light posts outside. He needs to know how tall of a ladder that he needs. He doesn’t know how tall the light post is, and he needs to order the right sized ladder from the District. Explain how he can figure out the size of ladder he will need.
