Final Jeopardy

Scientific Notation

100

The reason why we use Scientific Notation

To write/express really small or really big numbers

200

This number is equal to 1 x 10⁶

One million (1,000,000)

300

In scientific notation, a negative exponent typically means the number is _____

Small (Or less than 1)

400

The number 1 billion is expressed in scientific notation as

1 x 10⁹

500

Avogadros number is approximately 6.023 x 10^? to what power?

23

Picacho

100

This teacher loves Harry Potter

Mr. C

200

*LIGHTNING ROUND*

These staff members were previously teachers for Mr. Hernandez when he was a student at Picacho, 200 points for each correct response

Ms. J, Mr. T, Mr. Cortright, Ms. Ogle (elementary), Ms. Ogle (PD Coach)

300

This teacher started off last year as the middle school math teacher

Mr. Carino

400

This grade last year played against the 8th graders in the kickball tournament

6th Grade

500

This is the name of the road that Picacho School is officially located on 

Vail

Animals

100

A baby cow is called this

Calf

200

This animal is a name that people use to call someone the greatest of all time

GOAT

300

This animal is typically seen "in a while"

Crocodile

400

Something so easy, it's like shooting ______ in a barrel

Fish

500

This animal grows to about 98 feet long and is the largest animal on earth

Blue Whale

Disney

100

The official mascot of Disney

Mickey Mouse

200

In Frozen, she is the princess of Arendelle and is Elsa's sister

Anna

300

*DAILY DOUBLE*

Ariel in the little mermaid had two friends that followed her around trying to help her out, what were their names? 300 points for each correct response

Flounder and Sebastian

400

This disney character's original name was experiment 626

Stitch

500

Mulan's fake name that she used while fighting for the imperial army

Ping

Angles

100

Two angles that add up to 180 degrees

Supplementary Angles

200

These angles can be described as "across the street neighbors"

Vertical Angles

300

These angles are said to be in same relative spot

Corresponding Angles

400

These angles are described as on opposite sides of the transversal and outside of the parallel lines

Alternate Exterior

500

Two angles that add up to 90 degrees

Complementary angles