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Are You Smarter than a Summer School

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Are You Smarter than a Summer School

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Are You Smarter Than a Summer School Teacher?Are You Smarter Than a Summer School Teacher?

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5th Level Topic 1 Question

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5th Level Topic 1 Answer 5th Level Topic 1 Answer

1.157 x 10-5 1.157 x 10-5

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5th Level Topic 2 Question

5th Level Topic 2 Question

The thickness of a dollar bill is 0.0043 inches. What expression represents that number in Scientific notation?

The thickness of a dollar bill is 0.0043 inches. What expression represents that number in Scientific notation?

5th Level Topic 2 Answer 5th Level Topic 2 Answer

4.3 x 10-3 4.3 x 10-3

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4th Level Topic 3 Question

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4th Level Topic 3 Answer4th Level Topic 3 Answer

1296oF 1296oF

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4th Level Topic 4 Question

4th Level Topic 4 Question

The hottest temperature recorded was 136oF in Libya, in 1922. The coolest temperature ever recorded was -128.6oF in Antarctica, in 1983. What is the difference between the hottest and coolest temperatures?

The hottest temperature recorded was 136oF in Libya, in 1922. The coolest temperature ever recorded was -128.6oF in Antarctica, in 1983. What is the difference between the hottest and coolest temperatures?

4th Level Topic 4 Answer4th Level Topic 4 Answer

264.6oF 264.6oF

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3rd Level Topic 5 Question

3rd Level Topic 5 Question

3rd Level Topic 5 Answer 3rd Level Topic 5 Answer

15 months 15 months

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3rd Level Topic 6 Question

3rd Level Topic 6 Question

Jeni makes $2.60 per hour babysitting. If she saves all of her money, how many hours will she have to babysit to earn a little more than $100?

Jeni makes $2.60 per hour babysitting. If she saves all of her money, how many hours will she have to babysit to earn a little more than $100?

3rd Level Topic 6 Answer3rd Level Topic 6 Answer

39 days 39 days

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2nd Level Topic 7 Question

2nd Level Topic 7 Question

2nd Level Topic 7 Answer2nd Level Topic 7 Answer

8 cups 8 cups

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2nd Level Topic 8 Question

2nd Level Topic 8 Question

It take 5 1/3 Tablespoons to make 1/3 of a cup. How many Tablespoons are in 2 cups?

It take 5 1/3 Tablespoons to make 1/3 of a cup. How many Tablespoons are in 2 cups?

2nd Level Topic 8 Answer2nd Level Topic 8 Answer

32 cups 32 cups

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1st Level Topic 10 Question

1st Level Topic 10 Question

Tom wants to buy his grandmother a gift that costs $38.75, for her birthday. Tom earned $23 mowing lawns last week. He saved $12 from allowance. How can Tom figure out how much money he still needs in order to purchase the gift?

Tom wants to buy his grandmother a gift that costs $38.75, for her birthday. Tom earned $23 mowing lawns last week. He saved $12 from allowance. How can Tom figure out how much money he still needs in order to purchase the gift?

1st Level Topic 10 Answer

1st Level Topic 10 Answer

Add the amount for his lawn moving income to the amount of his allowance. Subtract the sum from the cost of the gift.

Add the amount for his lawn moving income to the amount of his allowance. Subtract the sum from the cost of the gift.

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