Mental Math
Fractions
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Anything at All
100

11 Squared

What is 121

100

1/2 x 1/4

What is 1/8
100

33

What is 27?

100

This Greek mathematician is famous for a theorem about right triangles.

What is the Pythagorean Theorem? / Who is Pythagoras?

100

This planet is known as the Red Planet.

What is Mars?

200

12 x 13 

What is 158

200

5/5 x 2/5

What is 2/5

200

What do the letters of BEDMAS or PEDMAS stand for 

Brackets (or Parentheses), Exponents, Division, Multiplication, Addition, Subtraction.

200

This number, about 3.14, has been studied for thousands of years.

What is pi?

200

This animal is the largest mammal on Earth.

What is the blue whale?


300

40 x 40

What is 1600

300

3/4 ÷  9/10 

What is 5/6?

300

A triangle that has the sides A=3cm B=4cm would have a hypotenuse of ...

What is 5cm?

300

This ancient civilization used hieroglyphs and was one of the first to use fractions.

What is ancient Egypt?

300

This fairy-tale girl visited a house made of gingerbread in the forest with her brother.

Who is Gretel?


400
1,000 x 10,000

What is 10 Million or 10,000,000

400

Sarah ran 2 1/4 kilometers on Monday and 1 2/3 kilometers on Tuesday.
How many kilometers did she run in total?

3 11/12 Km

400

What are three different kinds of triangles?

Right Angle, Acute, Obtuse, equilateral, isosceles, scalene.

400

This type of tool, used for measuring angles, was invented long ago and is still used in math class today.

What is a protractor?

400

This natural disaster is measured using the Richter scale.

What is an earthquake?

500

90 x 90 

What is 8100

500

A rope is 4 1/2 meters long. Each small piece must be 3/4 meter.
How many pieces can be cut from the rope?

6 Pieces

500

A triangle with 10 sides is called...

What is a Decagon?

500

This counting tool, still used in parts of the world today, was invented thousands of years ago and has beads that slide on rods.

What is an abacus?

500

This scientific law states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

What is Newton’s Third Law (of Motion)?