For 100
Switch your points with somebody (you have to).
Good luck.
This is how many students ended the last semester with an A.
What is 6 students?
The amount of official robotics competitions that took place throughout the year
What is 4 competitions?
During the first Project, you were tasked with decoding messages written in this code.
What is Morse Code?
DAILY DOUBLE
How do you say "1" in chinese?
A number that you can multiply any number by and get the same answer.
What is zero?
Eh, whatever.
Have some points.
This was banned earlier in the year, and collected in a box if it was not put away by the start of class.
What is Food/Snacks?
The loophole that every team used to win the second robotics competition.
What is "the robot only had to touch the top of the box"?
The first project had you organizing these historical groups/people to travel to America.
What are ships of colonists?
Fraction problems are really this kind of math problem.
What are division problems?
You are the bus driver. At the first stop, 5 people get on. At the second stop, 3 get on and 2 get off. At the third stop, 10 people get off and 4 get on. Knowing that, this is the color of the bus driver's eyes.
What is (the color of your eyes)?
DAILY DOUBLE
What is the square root of 144?
What you were given if you came in after 1:38 for most of the year.
What is Late Slip?
The two grades that had to combine their Secret Code assignments in order to find the final codes.
What are 6th and 7th grades?
During the Settlements game, this was how many gentlemen it took to cut down 1 tree.
What are 2 gentlemen?
Double digit decimal numbers (ex 0.52) are really just fractions over this number.
What is 100?
A tool in this classroom that you can use to add six to eleven and correctly get five (it's not a broken calculator).
What is a clock?
I'm multiplying your points by -1.
Have fun.
This is where Mr. Wu always wrote the page number(s) that we were working on.
What is the top right of the board?
The catchphrase used to remember what to do if you get stuck on a problem on a test
What is "skip it and move on"?
The first time the class dealt with robotics happened during this math chapter.
What are negative numbers?
TRAILY TRIPLE
Where were the two DAILY DOUBLE questions located? (Category and Point Value)
The answer to this statistics riddle:
You are in a game show. The host has given you the option of 3 doors - behind one door is a prize. Once you pick one, the host reveals that one of the doors you did not pick is empty. Are your odds better if you switch doors to the remaining door?
What is "Yes".
Last person to buzz in gets the points.
Here you go.
This is the time is when your class is actually supposed to start at.
What is 1:35?
How Mr. Wu will answer if you ask him the answer to a simple double digit multiplication problem (Example: "What is 27 x 3?")
This is the mathematical science we learned during the Red vs Blue voting game.
What is statistics?
The most common math problem that kids say when you tell them to make up their own math problem.
What is 1 + 1?
The solution to the following riddle:
You are a king who has just learned that one of his 144 wine bottles has been poisoned. You do not know which one is poison, but you have 24 rats that you can use to test to find the poisoned one. How do you do it?
What is "Make a grid/table/coordinate plane, and give each rat an x (row) or y (column). The pair that dies gives you the poisoned bottle."