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Fractions
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Geometry
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Chance
100
What is 15.4 as a fraction?
15 4/10
100
What is 7.8 rounded to the ones?
8.0
100
What is an angle with the degrees between 0 and 90?
acute angle
100
A _________ names equal parts of a whole number.
Fraction
100
Corey bought a pair of shoes for $49, a shirt for $28, and jeans for $55. How much did he spend on his new clothes?
$132
200
What is .56 as a fration?
56/100
200
Which is bigger, 82.02 or 82.20?
82.20
200
What are lines that will never meet?
Parallel lines
200
What is the metric unit for measuring volume or capacity?
Liter
200
The sum of two numbers is 17. Their product is 72. What are the two numbers?
8 and 9
300
What is the bottom number of a fraction?
Denominator
300
What is 1.27 rounded to the nearest tenth? What is 1.45 rounded to the nearest tenth?
1.3 1.5
300
What is a triangle with three congruent sides?
Equaliteral triangle
300
What is a number that has a whole number and a fraction?
Mixed number
300
George practices hitting at the batting cages from 4:36 P.M. until 8:04 P.M. How long does he practice?
3 hours and 28 minutes
400
What is 2/3 plus 5/6?
9/6 or 1 1/2
400
Order this set of numbers least to greatest. 7.5, 5.7, 7.55, 5.77
5.7, 5.77, 7.5, 7.55
400
What is a quadrilateral with four sides and each pair of opposite sides are parallel and congruent.
Parallelogram, Square, or a Rectangle
400
What is the number that occurs most often in a group of numbers?
Mode
400
What is 2.4 and 4.7 added together?
7.1
500
What is 1 and 16/20 as a improper fraction?
36/20
500
Make the number 1357.890.
1357.890
500
What is a triangle with no congruent sides?
Scalene Trinagle
500
What is the number that is a multiple of the denominators of two or more fractions?
Common Denominator
500
A sprinter set three Olympic records. Her times were 2:02 minutes, 53.7 seconds, and 26.5 seconds. She competed in the 400-meter dash, the 800-meter run, and the 200-meter dash. What were her times for each event?
200 meter: 26.5 seconds 400 meter: 53.7 800 meter: 2 minutes and 2 seconds