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Exponents Powerpoint Fun Quiz!
Your students will LOVE this!
A great power point program to test and
reinforce their knowledge of exponents.
This is just the PREVIEW ~ click back at the
bottom of the description for the complete
program.
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Exponents fun quiz
Practice with Fun
To the Student:
There are three different sections to this
program. You will be asked to solve exponents
in each section.
Read the examples carefully and have fun! 
To the Teacher:
This program is easy to use and self-correcting.
They’re on their own!
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If this is your
first time, click
..the red dot.
If this is not
..your first time,
click the blue dot.
This program is not easy.
Click the red dot to see why.
What makes this so challenging is that
if you get even one answer wrong, the
program will start all over again!
YES!! All over again from
the beginning!
Click the red
..dot to go on.
REMEMBER !!
Each time you get an answer
wrong you will have to start
the program all over again!!!
Click the red dot
…when you’re ready.
Part One ~ 15 Examples
Here we go!!!
Example #1
2
6
is the same as:
6x2
6x6
2x2
none of these
Click the correct answer
Click the green dot
to start again.
Click the blue dot
to stop.
YES! Here’s example #2
7 x 7 x 7 is the same as:
37
7 squared
73
none of these
Click the correct answer
YES!!
Here’s example #3
95 is the same as:
a) 9 x 9 x 9 x 5
b) 5 x 9 x 5 x 9
c) 9 to the fifth power
d) 9 to the power of 5
a and b
c and d
none of these
Click on the
BEST answer
There are 45 slides in the entire program.
Your students will be tested and engaged
as they “TRY” to make it through the
program without having to start all over!
Click the answer to 7 squared to continue:
42
47
49
YES!! Here’s example #12
12 squared plus ten cubed equals:
a) 154 + 102
b) 1,144
c) 102 x 20
d) 1,040
e) 1,044
f) 254 x 5
none of these
Click on the
BEST answer
YES!! You’re all done with
Part 1 – excellent!
Excellent!
Now for Part 2 –
Here we go!
Part Two ~ 10 Examples
For the next section you will need to review the following
symbols and what they mean.
<
less than
>
greater than
These symbols will be used in the next examples.
Click the red dot when you’re
ready to continue
Click on the symbol that makes
this statement true:
#1
<
62
>
52 + 5
=
< less than
> greater than
A FUN AND CHALLENGING PROGRAM
FOR YOUR STUDENTS!
THIS STARTS ALL OVER AGAIN IF THEY
GET EVEN ONE ANSWER WRONG!
Click the blue box
to continue:
Click on the symbol that makes
this statement true:
<
11 x 7
#3
>
92
=
< less than
> greater than
Click on the symbol that makes
this statement true:
#6
<
53
>
102 + 24
=
< less than
> greater than
YES!! You are now finished
with Part 2 Well
– excellent!
done!
Part 3 awaits –
Here we go!
Part Three ~ 5 Examples
True or False
For this section you will be given
three exponents to solve.
After solving the exponents you will need to click
on “true” or “false” to answer each question.
Click the red dot when you’re
ready to continue
#1
True or False
?
The fact in the middle is the largest one.
6 x 23
100 ÷ 22
true
?
52 x 21
false
?
Something DIFFERENT for your students!
Exponents Powerpoint Fun Quiz!
Starts all over again EVERYTIME they
make a mistake!
Excellent!
Click the circle
to continue:
#4
True or False
The fact in the middle is the smallest one.
122 - 102
53 - 102
true
6 2 - 23
false
Finished!!
Excellent!
You are now all done with this program.
We hope you liked it.
Try it again to really sharpen your exponents!
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Thank you for watching this preview…
Many more graphics and animations are
included in the entire program..
A great fun way to reinforce EXPONENTS!
Challenge your students with
this individualized program!