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53 diapositives · 718 Views · Jul 26, 2014

Dive into this Jeopardy-style quiz focused on measuring angles and understanding polygon properties. Test your knowledge on key concepts like angle types, polygon characteristics, and triangle classifications. The game features a range of questions worth varying dollar amounts, covering everything from the use of protractors to the properties all polygons share. Challenge yourself or your students with fun trivia that reinforces geometry fundamentals, such as interior angles of triangles and the relationship between polygon sides.

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  1. Jeopardy Measuring Angles Properties of Polygons Triangles Hodgepodge Remember? Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

  2. $100 question Measuring angles What device do we use to measure angles?

  3. $100 answer Measuring angles A protractor

  4. $200 Question Measuring angles What are the names of these angles? C B D A E

  5. $200 Answer Measuring angles A. Obtuse angle B. Acute angle C. Right angle D. Straight angle E. Reflex angle

  6. $300 Question Measuring angles What is the measure of this angle? Click Here

  7. $300 Answer Measuring angles Did you get it?

  8. $400 QuestionMeasuring angles 91 Degrees names what type of angle?

  9. $400 AnswerMeasuring angles An obtuse angle

  10. $500 Question Measuring angles What is the measure of the missing supplementary Angle? ?

  11. $500 AnswerMeasuring angles 135 degrees

  12. $100 QuestionProperties of Polygons What are the properties that ALL polygons share?

  13. $100 AnswerProperties of Polygons • They Must : • Have 3 or more sides • Have no intersections • Have no curved sides • Be closed

  14. $200 QuestionProperties of Polygons How do we know that all these quadrilaterals are parallelograms?

  15. $200 Answer Properties of Polygons They all have 2 pairs of parallel sides.

  16. $300 QuestionProperties of Polygons What word(s) apply to this shape? A. polygon B. parallelogram C. quadrilateral D. rectangle

  17. $300 AnswerProperties of Polygons A. polygon B. parallelogram C. quadrilateral D. rectangle

  18. $400 QuestionProperties of Polygons What is the measure of the interior angles of this hexagon? NO MEASURING

  19. $400 Answer Properties of Polygons 720 degrees. Remember (s-2)180 s= the number of sides of The polygon.

  20. $500 Question Properties of Polygons What is it that the shapes in figures A & B are that the shapes in figure C are not?

  21. $500 Answer Properties of Polygons Congruent

  22. $100 Question Triangles 9 is the number of vertices On how many triangles?

  23. $100 Answer Triangles 3

  24. $200 Question Triangles Which words apply to this triangle? Equilateral Isosceles Right Scalene

  25. $200 Answer Triangles Equilateral Isosceles

  26. $300 Question Triangles What types of triangles are these? A B A

  27. $300 Answer Triangles What are A. Isosceles B. Equilateral C. Scalene

  28. $400 Question Triangles If you measured all the interior (inside) angles of any triangle, they would always add up to how many degrees?

  29. $400 Answer Triangles 180 degrees

  30. $500 Question Triangles What is the measure of the missing angles of this isosceles right triangle? B A

  31. $500 Answer Triangles A=45 B=45

  32. $100 Question Hodgepodge What is the difference? 9,000-2,349

  33. $100 Answer Hodgepodge 6,651

  34. $200 Question Hodgepodge What is the product? 23*87

  35. $200 Answer Hodgepodge 2,001

  36. $300 Question Hodgepodge What is the square root of 144?

  37. $300 Answer Hodgepodge 12

  38. $400 Question Hodgepodge 2 more than 5 times 11 is what number?

  39. $400 Answer Hodgepodge 57

  40. $500 Question Hodgepodge 9 less than 8 times the quotient of 56/8 is what number?

  41. $500 Answer Hodgepodge 47

  42. $100 Question REMEMBER? What is the perimeter? 6ft 12ft

  43. $100 Answer REMEMBER? 36 ft

  44. $200 Question REMEMBER? What does this line represent?

  45. $200 Answer REMEMBER? The diameter.

  46. $300 Question REMEMBER? How many more 3rd graders play baseball than football?

  47. $300 Answer from H5 10

  48. $400 QuestionREMEMBER? Is 356 divisible by 3?

  49. $400 Answer REMEMBER? No, because When you add up 3+5+6 you get 14. 14 is not divisible by 3.

  50. $500 Question REMEMBER? What is the value of the 8 in the Following number. Write it in number & word form form. 986,657,900,456