Unit 1 Review Jeopardy

Perfect Squares and Perfect Cubes

100

The first 5 perfect squares

What are 1, 4, 9, 16, 25?

200

The first 5 perfect cubes

What are 1, 8, 27, 64, 125?

300

The perfect squares between 30 and 150.

What are 36, 49, 64, 81, 100, 121, 144?

400

6³

What is 216?

500

13²

What is 169?

Square Roots

100

3√49

What is 21?

200

√121 + 12

What is 23?

300

20 − √144

What is 8?

400

2√100

What is 20?

500

5√64

What is 40?

Approximating Square Roots

100

The consecutive integers that √19 falls between.

What are 4 and 5?

200

The consecutive integers that √51 falls between.

What are 7 and 8?

300

The consecutive integers √138 falls between.

What are 11 and 12?

400

The consecutive integers √3 falls between

What are 1 and 2?

500

The consecutive integers − √72 falls between.

What are − 8 and −9?

Simplifying Square Roots

100

Approximation of √18

What is about 4.2?

200

Approximation of √40

What is about 6.3?

300

Approximation of √7

What is about 2.6?

400

Approximation of √29

What is about 5.4?

500

Approximation of √10

What is about 3.2?

Problem Solving with Square Roots

100

The side length of largest square table that a square tablecloth with an area of 64 square feet can cover.

What is 8 feet?

200

The height of a square wall whose area is 121 square feet.

What is 11 feet?

300

A number that is both a perfect square and a perfect cube.

What is 1? or What is 64?

400

The approximate length of a square picture whose area is 49 square inches.

What is about 7 inches?

500

The side length of a cube with a volume of 512 inches cubed.

What is 8 inches?