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Math Survivor Challenge: Round One

An exciting math competition where teams solve challenging problems to earn points, but wrong answers and passing have penalties. Difficult math questions test various skills, with elimination for low scores. Who will emerge as the ultimate math survivor?

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Math Survivor Challenge: Round One

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  1. Math Survivor SP07

  2. Round One • Every group will solve each problem, but only one group gets to respond per question. • Correct answers are worth 2 points. • Wrong answers are worth -1 point. • Passing your turn costs you -1/2 point. • You can only pass once per question and to any team you choose. If the question is passed to your team, you must answer it. • Any team earning a score of -5 is removed from the game and will complete the remainder of the questions solo.

  3. Question 1 Silas bought a bag of 12 muffins. There were 7 blueberry muffins and 3 banana muffins in the bag. The rest of the muffins were cranberry. What fractional part of the bag of muffins was cranberry? A. 1/6 B. 5/12 C. ½ D. 7/12

  4. Question 2 2.86 divided by 0.01 F) 2.86 G) 286 H) 2,860 J) 28,600

  5. Question 3 How much more would a person pay for 4 T-shirts at T-shirt Connection than at Al’s T-shirt Shop? A) $0.50 B) $2.00 C) $20.47 D) $22.97

  6. Question 4

  7. Question 5

  8. Question 6 Which estimate is closest to the total amount of time James spends on weekend activities.

  9. Question 7

  10. Question 8

  11. Question 9 According to the table, what is the total distance Frank walked for the three days?

  12. Question 10

  13. Question 11

  14. Question 12 • What statement is NOT true?

  15. Question 13

  16. Question 14Which is prime?

  17. Question 15

  18. Round Two • Every group will solve each problem, but answers will be accepted by all the groups. • Groups are to write their final answer on paper and each team member will point to that answer. • No answers are to be spoken! • Points are scored the same. • Questions will be time ~ 60 seconds (no answer after time is called will result in a loss of 1 point).

  19. Question 16

  20. Question 17

  21. Question 18

  22. Question 19

  23. Question 20

  24. Question 21

  25. Question 22

  26. Question 23

  27. Question 24

  28. Question 25

  29. Question 26

  30. Question 27

  31. Question 28 • Which is closest to the measure of <M in the figure shown? A 180 degrees B 90 degrees C 60 degrees D 45 degrees

  32. Question 29 What three-dimensional object will be formed when the figure below is folded on the dashed lines?

  33. Question 30 Anna rode her bicycle 12.4 kilometers. How many meters did she ride? F 0.124 meter G 1,240 meters H 12,400 meters J 124,000 meters

  34. Bonus Round • Every group will solve each problem, but answers will be accepted by all the groups. • Groups are to write their final answer on paper and each team member will point to that answer. • No answers are to be spoken! • Correct answer is worth 10 points. • Wrong answer is worth -5 points. • The Bonus Round will not be timed! • Scores will be tallied and the winner named following the Bonus Round.

  35. Question 31

  36. Answer Key • A • G • B • J • D • G • C • G • D • H • C • J • C • F • A • 16. H • 17. D • 18. H • 19. D • 20. H • 21. B • 22. F • 23. A • 24. J • 25. C • 26. J • 27. A • 28. D • 29. D • 30. H • 31. D

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