At the start of the half term, we spent a lesson (and a half) learning about Roman Numerals. Today, there was a Roman Numerals round on Pointless.
Can you solve any of the problems?
1) D ➖ C 2) IX ✖ XI 3) L ✖ V
4) X ➖ III 5) LXIV ➗ XVI
Which do you think would be the top scoring answer?
D-C=400
IX x XI=99
L x V=250
X-III=7
LXIV divided by XVI=4
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
D-C= 400
IX x XI= 99
L x V= 250
X – III= 7
LXIV divided by XVI= 4
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
1)400
2)99
3)250
4)7
5)4
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
1) d-c=400
2)ix x xi=9
3)l x v=250
4) x-iii=7
5)lxiv divide by xvi=4
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
D-C=400
IX x XI=99
L x V=250
X – III=7
LXIV divided by XVI=4
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
1)400
2)99
3)250
4)7
5)4
1. 400
2. 99
3. 250
4. 7
5. 4
1=400
2=99
3=250
4=7
5=5
I really enjoyed PE because we got to use different equipment .
madison
1) 400
2) 99
3) 250
4)30
5) 4
Mr Hastey
I don’t agree with 4) Madison. I think you’ve multiplied instead of subtracting.
Which would you choose as your best chance for a pointless answer?
Madison
number four should be 7
I would choose the last one for my pointless answer