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HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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The common factors of 36 and 48
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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The smallest prime number
2
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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The least common multiple (LCM) of 3 and 8
24
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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12/5 divided by 6/1
2/5
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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The order of operations
PEMDAS
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Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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Brett has a job that pays him $8.25 an hour. If, during the first week, he works 21 hours and, during the second week, he
works 19 hours, how much money has he earned over the course of two weeks?
$173.25 + $156.75 = $330
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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A family spends 26% of its total monthly income on its mortgage. If the family’s
monthly income is $2,400, how much do they spend on their mortgage each
month?
$624.00
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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A bus travels at a constant speed of 45 miles per hour. How far can the bus go in 5 ½ hours?
247.5 miles
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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If 6 increased by 3 times a number is 21, what is the
number?
X = 5
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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If a distance of 2 inches on a map represents 5 miles, how far apart are two cities that are 7 inches
apart on the map?
Miles/inches = 5/2 = N/7
N=17 ½
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
100 100 100
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500 500 500
In the sequence: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 …, what number should come next?
13
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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What number is 6 less than 1/8 of 64?
2
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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In the sequence: XXVI, XXI, XVI, XI, …, what numeral
should come next?VI
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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What is the area formula for a circle and a square?
Circle – A=pie x r squared
Square – A=side squared
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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The sides of a parallelogram are what and what?
Parallel and congruent
HSPT Jeopardy!
Math – Concepts
Math – Problem Solving
Quantitative
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