Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
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Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. 50:50. 15. £1 Million. 14. £500000. 13. £250000. Numbers 1 to 10. 12. £125000. 11. £64000. 10. £32000. 9. £16000. 8. £8000. 7. £4000. 6. £2000. 5. £1000. 4. £500. 3. £300. 2. £200. 1. £100. 15. £1 Million. 14. £500000. 13. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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© A Smith
Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
© A Smith
Numbers
1 to 10
50:50
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 2
c: 3
b: 1
d: 0
50:50
Count the cats.
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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Wrong!
Sorry – you have won nothing.Better luck next time.
Start again
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151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 3
c: 2
b: 1
d: 4
50:50
How many fairies?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 5
c: 3
b: 2
d: 1
50:50
Count the little pigs.
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 2
c: 0
b: 3
d: 1
50:50
Count the girls151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 1
c: 3
b: 2
d: 0
50:50
How many boys?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 0
c: 6
b: 2
d: 3
50:50
Count the cubes
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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Congratulations – you have won £1000.
Start again
Wrong!
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 7
c: 2
b: 5
d: 4
50:50
What number comes next
1 2 3
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 6
c: 1
b: 4
d: 3
50:50
What number comes before 5?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 6
c: 8
b: 5
d: 10
50:50
What is 1 less than 7?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 4
c: 6
b: 5
d: 3
50:50
Count the lollipops151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 6
c: 7
b: 9
d: 5
50:50
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
What is 1 more than
8?
© A Smith
Congratulations – you have won £32000.
Start again
Wrong!
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 6
c: 8
b: 4
d: 9
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What is 2 less than 10?151413121110987654321
£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 7
c: 5
b: 8
d: 6
50:50
How many dogs can you see?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 4
c: 6
b: 6
d: 10
50:50
What is one more than
9?
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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a: 5
c: 3
b: 9
d: 6
50:50
Count on. What comes next?
6 7 8
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£1 Million£500000£250000£125000£64000£32000£16000£8000£4000£2000£1000£500£300£200£100
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CongratulationsMillionaire!
© A Smith
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