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- 6. This number XXXVIII corresponds to the 2004 Super Bowl played in Houston, TX.
- 7. What is thirty eight?
- 8. Thanks for playing Math Jeopardy!
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- 10. 69/68
- 11. What is 1 1 / 68 ?
- 12. 33/7
- 13. What is 4 5 / 7 ?
- 14. 94/53
- 15. What is 1 41 / 53 ?
- 16. 74/12
- 17. What is 6 2 / 12 or 6 1 / 6 ?
- 18. 174/94
- 19. What is 1 80 / 94 or 1 40 / 47 ?
- 20. dod
- 21. What is odd?
- 22. atiro
- 23. What is ratio ?
- 24. cafriton
- 26. epsovtii
- 28. belravia
- 30. 10 questions 10 correct
- 31. What is 100 ?
- 32. 10 questions 7 correct
- 33. What is 70?
- 34. 100 questions 84 correct
- 35. What is 84?
- 36. 50 questions 10 correct
- 37. What is 20?
- 38. 45 questions 36 correct
- 39. What is 80?
- 40. Its the formal workspace of the President of the United States.
- 41. What is the Oval Office?
- 42. The headquarters of the United States Department of Defense.
- 43. What is the Pentagon?
- 44. Home court for the New York Knicks.
- 45. What is Madison Square Gardens?
- 46. Mystery and danger await ships lost in this geometric region in the Atlantic Ocean.
- 47. What is the Bermuda Triangle?
- 48. If you visit inside this geometric region on December 21, you will experience 24 hours of darkness.
- 49. What is the Arctic Circle?
- 50. In a pound of butter, 4 sticks = ___ cups
- 51. What is 2?
- 52. A gallon of O.J. would fill this many 8-ounce cups of juice.
- 53. What are 16?
- 54. If 他 cup of sugar is used to make a batch of cookies, this amount (in simplest form)is needed for a double batch.
- 55. What is 1 遜 cups ?
- 56. If 他 of a cup of sugar is needed for a batch of cookies, this fraction represents the sugar needed to make half a batch.
- 57. What is 3/8 cup?
- 58. 27 guests are coming to your birthday party cookout. If each guest will be served 1 quarter-pounder, the amount of ground beef needed is this.
- 59. What is 6 他 or 6.75 pounds ?
- 60. These two professional sports teams have numbers in their names.
- 61. Who are the 49-ers and the 76-ers?
- 62. One of the two geometric shapes found repeatedly on a soccer ball.
- 63. What is a hexagon or a pentagon?
- 64. Alex Rodriquezs batting average of .333 is approximately equal to this fraction.
- 65. What is 1/3?
- 66. Carolina Panthers gave up 14 points to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 2 of which were scored from a safety. This is the maximum number of touchdowns scored.
- 67. What is 2?
- 68. LeBron scored 23 points, 6 of which were 3-pointers. If 5 were from free throws, this number is the number of 2-point baskets scored.
- 69. What is 6?