Probability
Percents
Solving Equations
Inequalities
Proportions
100
There are 3 red, 4 blue, and 3 white marbles in a bag. You select one marble. This is the probability that you will select a blue marble.
What is 2/5 or 40% or 0.4?
100
85% of Mr. Scoone's math class passed their final exam. If there are 40 students total, how many passed?
What is 34?
100
Solve for s: 2s + 5 = 9
What is s = 2
100
Solve for x: x + 12 < 8
What is x < -4
100
Is the following a proportional relationship?
What is yes?
200
This is the largest probability of an event happening?
What 1 or 100%?
200
Mia makes 12% commission on all of her sales. This month she sold $9,000 worth of merchandise. What is her commission?
What is $1080?
200
Solve for y: 110y + 10 = 340
What is y = 3
200
Solve for x: 
What is x > 20
200
Constant of proportionality is ...
What is 5?
300
This is the probability of rolling a number less than 3 on a six sided number cube (a die)?
What is 2/6 or 1/3?
300
Joe purchases jeans that are priced at $23. 97. He receives a 15% employee discount. How much does Joe save?
What is $3.60?
300
Solve for x: 2(x - 7) = -6
What is x = 4?
300
Solve for x: -4x + 8 < -12
What is x > 5?
300
Table proportional or not:
What is yes?
400
Experimental or Theoretical: Mrs. Fitzgerald and her children rolled a die 100 times. They recorded their findings and found that they rolled a the number 3, 32 times.
What is experimental?
400
A pair of boots regularly costs $159. Right now they are on sale for 35% off. What is the final cost of the boots after the discount?
What is $103.35?
400
Solve for x: 11 + 3x - 7x + 4 = 55
What is x = -10
400
Graph the solution for x: 
What is x < 6
400
Write an equation to the following table.
What is y = 9x?
500
This is the smallest probability that can happen.
What is 0%?
500
Mrs. Barbato is buying new tires for her truck. 4 tires cost $340.00 plus 10% tax. How much will her final bill be?
What is $374.00?
500
Solve for w: 3(x + 4) + 3x = 54
What is w = 7?
500
Solve for x: -6x + 4 - 4x > 54
What is x < -5
500
How do you tell if a graph is a proportional relationship?
What is a straight increasing line that goes through the origin?