If you would like an overview of pi, read Pi Day: Past, Present and Future before continuing on to the trivia game.
In honor of Pi Day, here's a trivia game!
Directions
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- Click on the slide or thumbnail at the bottom to advance to the next slide.
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Famous Person Born on March 14 |
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Albert Einstein Birthday |
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Fraction represented by Pi |
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22/7 is approximately equal to pi |
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What is a cubit? |
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Measurement for a cubit |
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Rhind Mathematical Papyrus |
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Famous Egyptian math document named Rhind Mathematical Papyrus |
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Greek Mathematician who used the Pythagorean Theorem |
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Archimedes used Pythagorean Theorem to approximate Pi |
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Where is Egypt's Great Pyramid |
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Great Pyramid in Giza, Egypt |
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Mnemonic to Help People Remember Digits in Pi |
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Pilish to Remember Pi |
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Chau Lu World Record for Reciting Pi |
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World Record for Reciting Pi from Memory |
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Pi Definition |
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Circle's Ratio of Circumference to its Diameter |
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