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This jeopardy game was designed for third grade math students!

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Page 1: Math Jeopardy

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Page 2: Math Jeopardy

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Rounding Addition Subtraction Fractions

300 300 300

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400

200

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500 500 500 500

100

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Row 1, Col 1

Round 23 to the nearest 10

20

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1,2

326+ 513

839

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1,3

476-272

204

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1,4

Which fraction is equivalent to ½?

a.5/6b.4/8 c.16/8d.14/26

b. 4/8

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2,1

Round 609 to the nearest 100

600

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2,2

816+ 136

952

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2,3

793-556

237

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2,4

In the fraction : 2/5the numerator is the denominator is

Numerator: 2 Denominator: 5

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3,1

Round 792 to the nearest 100

800

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3,2

674+ 188

862

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3,3

661- 487

174

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3,4

Write a fraction in which 6 is the numerator and 10 is the denominator.

6/10

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4,1

Round 47 to the nearest 100

0

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4,2

Yasmin has a box with 534 pictures in it. Her brother Mark has 461 pictures

of his own. How many pictures do they have all together?

995 pictures

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4,3

Betsy has 457 pennies. She uses 230 of them to buy a magazine.How many pennies does Betsy have left?

457-230=227 pennies

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4,4

Write a fraction for the part of the set of T-shirts made up of striped T-shirts.

4/12 or 1/3

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5,1

Round 998 to the nearest 100

1,000

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5,2

Brad and Kate were solving an addition problem. Kate told Brad that212 + 451 = 823.

Use estimation to explain why you think Kate is wrong.

Estimate: 200 + 500 = 700

Actual: 653

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5,3

Your friend Anton told you that 647 − 127 = 416. Use estimation to explain

why you think Anton is wrong.

Estimate: 600-100 = 500

Actual: 647-127 = 520

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5,4

Which would be a larger piece, ⅜ or ½ of the pizza?

½ because 1/2 is 4 pieces, but 3/8 is only 3 pieces