About Mathnasium
The Power of Two
When We Were Kings (questions about chess)
Show Me The Money
X Marks the spot
100
Name of one of the two large summer floats that hang from the mathnasium ceiling during the summer
What is Elinor or what is Leon
100
Two plus two =
What is four
100
The small pieces on the front row of the chess pieces.
What are pawns
100
Who is Abraham Lincoln
100
X + 5 = 10
What is 5?
200
Name one of the two primary Mathnasium colors
What is red or what is black
200
Two squared =
What is four
200
The chess piece that can move only diagonally?
What is a bishop
200
Who is Alexander Hamilton
200
3x + 5 = 11
What is x = 2
300
Does this ring a bell? The name of the mini-assessment that comes at the end of a particular topic.
A Mastery Check
300
Two cubed =
What is eight
300
The chess piece that moves two spaces in one direction and one space in another direction in a single move. (up, up, left/right, for example)
What is a knight
300
Who is Franklin Roosevelt
300
17 - 5x = 2
What is X = 3
400
The road where you'd find Mathnasium of Mobile
What is Airport Boulevard or Schillinger Road
400
Two to the power of ten =
What is 1024
400
The most powerful piece on a chess board. It can move forward, backward and diagonally any number of spaces. Elizabeth? Is that you?
What is a queen
400
Who is John Kennedy
400
10 + 2x = 4x - 5
x = 7.5
500
The imaginary Mathnasium fruit created when a student wrongly tries to add non-like terms. That's bananas!
Banapples
500
4,096
What is two to the power of 12
500
When the king can no longer move without being in check.
What is checkmate
500
Who is Thomas Jefferson
500
What is x = 4