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Bingo: 6th grade number sense

Cut out the cards. The caller reads a question; if your card has the answer, cover it. Four in a row wins.

BINGO

100012526NoYes1641000007915−252⁴6663

BINGO

2⁴12155−251506626-321000Yes2² × 3 × 11237991/4

BINGO

91/4No1542² × 3 × 11100000Yes2³ × 56127915010⁵261000

BINGO

66YesNo2² × 3 × 11232³ × 53515−25941610⁵262⁴

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Caller's list: 6th grade number sense

Read the questions in any order. Tick each one as you call it.

  1. ☐ Work out 1.5 × 10². (150)
  2. ☐ Only one of these numbers is prime. Which one? (23)
  3. ☐ Find the GCF (highest common factor) of 35 and 40. (5)
  4. ☐ In 15⁵, what is the base? (15)
  5. ☐ Write 10 × 10 × 10 × 10 × 10 as a power (for example 4^3). (10⁵)
  6. ☐ 1 000 000 000 = 10ⁿ. What is n? (9)
  7. ☐ Simplify −(−(−32)). (-32)
  8. ☐ Write 10⁵ as an ordinary number. (100000)
  9. ☐ Evaluate 4² + 5 × 2. (26)
  10. ☐ Find the GCF (highest common factor) of 42 and 36. (6)
  11. ☐ Which is 132 written as a product of prime factors? (2² × 3 × 11)
  12. ☐ Complete the factor pair: 36 = 9 × ? (4)
  13. ☐ Write 10³ as an ordinary number. (1000)
  14. ☐ Complete the factor pair: 96 = 6 × ? (16)
  15. ☐ Which is 40 written as a product of prime factors? (2³ × 5)
  16. ☐ Is 52 a perfect square? (No)
  17. ☐ How many prime numbers are there between 40 and 50? (3)
  18. ☐ Work out (1/2)². Give a fraction. (1/4)
  19. ☐ Which number has the greatest absolute value? −4, 9, −25, 6 (−25)
  20. ☐ Find the LCM (lowest common multiple) of 11 and 6. (66)
  21. ☐ Write 2 × 2 × 2 × 2 as a power (for example 4^3). (2⁴)
  22. ☐ Is 879 divisible by 3? (Yes)
  23. ☐ Only one of these numbers is prime. Which one? (79)
  24. ☐ What number has the prime factorisation 2² × 3? (12)

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