Geometry Geopardy
- 1. Welcome to Geometry Geopardy review for lessons 1-4 of geometry modeling unit
- 2. 2D to 3D SURFACE AREA VOLUME RATIOS 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500
- 3. What are two-dimensional shapes? These are used to create three-dimensional figures.
- 4. What is a net (for a square pyramid)? I am one of these. (general name)
- 5. What is a cylinder?
- 6. What is a cube? I become one of these. (specific name)
- 7. What is rectangular pyramid? I become one of these. (specific name)
- 8. Who are Sir Fiss and Annette?
- 9. What is 29.04 in2? 2.2in 2.2in It is my calculated surface area.
- 10. What is 360 cm2? It is my calculated surface area.
- 11. What is 94.2 ft2? It is my calculated surface area. 3 ft
- 12. What is 1055.04 m2? 26 m It is my calculated surface area. 12 m
- 14. What is 10.65 in3? 2.2in 2.2in It is my calculated volume.
- 15. What is 400 cm3? It is my calculated volume.
- 16. What is 59.58 ft3? It is my calculated volume. 3 ft
- 17. What is 979.68 m3? 26 m It is my calculated volume. 12 m
- 18. What is congruent? Because these two triangles have the same measurements, they are called this.
- 19. What is similar? Because these two squares have proportionate measurements, they are called this.
- 20. What is 1 to 4? A B 1.75 ft 3.50 ft The ratio of the surface area of A to the surface area of B.
- 21. What is 1 to 8? A B 1.75 ft 3.50 ft The ratio of the volume of A to the volume of B.
- 22. What is 16 in x 16 in x 16 in? Sara and Patrick each built a model cube for class. Sara’s cube measured 4 in by 4in by 4 in. Patrick states that the ratio of the volume of Sara’s cube to his own cube is 4 in 1 to 64. The measurements of Patrick’s cube. 4 in