Unit 1 Review

Expressions & Equations

100

Solve for x:

5x + 10 = 260

x = 50

200

Verbalize what this inequality says:

x > 15

"X is greater than 15"

300

Solve for y:

y² + 10 = 110 

y = 10

400

Solve for x:

4(x + 5) +5² = 85

x = 10

500

Solve:

1^{2 +} 2² + 3² + 1,000,000⁰

15

Clifford Trivia

100

This room's main goal is to provide a safe space for therapy, reducing stress, and improving concentration.

Sensory Room

200

This TA once lived in China for several years.

Chris

300

This staff's nickname is also "coach".

Mike

400

This staff wields a magic wand... to keep out contraband, mostly. 

Nelson

500

This TA will never beat Jake in basketball 1v1.      "Watch your mouth."

Mikey

Math-Mania!

100

This mathematical symbol (∞) represents a concept that means “without end.”

Infinity

200

This famous number starts with 3.14 and goes on forever without repeating.

Pi

300

This famous mathematician and scientist developed the laws of motion. "Wait, why does the apple fall far from the tree anyway?"

Issac Newton

400

DAILY DOUBLE! This theorem states that in a right triangle, a² + b² = c². 

Pythagorean Theorem

500

In Roman numerals, this letter represents the number 100.

C

Math? Movies? Both?

100

In this movie, a young lion named Simba becomes king of the Pride Lands.

The Lion King

200

This nostalgic 90's movie set in Boston follows the story of a Janitor at MIT with a genius-level intellect who struggles with deep-seated emotional trauma and hanging out with the wrong crowd. 

Good Will Hunting

300

This Disney classic tells the magical story about a poor boy with his pet monkey who wishes to fall in love with a princess. But genie's cant make people fall in love, per the rules.

Alladin

400

This Christopher Nolan Sci-Fi masterpiece takes us through a journey of time, space and a "Gargantua"n black hole. With its iconic soundtrack, you will certainly feel the gravity of this film. 

Interstellar

500

In this 1994 film directed by Quentin Tarantino, the stories of two hitmen, a boxer, and a pair of robbers intertwine in Los Angeles.

Pulp Fiction

Real-Life Ratios

100

The ratio of red balloons to blue balloons is 2:1. If there are 6 red balloons, this is how many blue balloons there are.

3

200

A smoothie recipe calls for fruit to yogurt in a 4:1 ratio. If you use 2 cups of yogurt, this is how many cups of fruit you need.

8

300

A classroom has a student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1. If there are 3 teachers, this is the total number of students.

45

400

The ratio of cats to dogs at an animal shelter is 5:3. If there are 24 dogs, this is the total number of animals at the shelter.

64

500

The ratio of wins to losses for a basketball team is 7:3. If the team played 40 total games, this is how many games they won.

28