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An Ice Hockey Legend, Mario Lemieux (1949 – ) Rewrote the Sport's Record An ice hockey legend, Mario Lemieux (1949 – ) rewrote the sport’s record books. Having lead his team to multiple championships and his country to gold medals, Lemieux is one of the most decorated athletes of his generation. Despite being unable to play for three years due to a cancer diagnosis and injuries, Lemieux’s career statistics stand up against the best of all-time. Use the diagrams or the given dimensions to calculate the indicated measurement. Round to the nearest tenth. The word or phrase next to the correct response will complete the statement. Find the Area Find the Circumference Mario Lemieux was born in ____, QC, Canada. At age three Lemieux and his brothers a. 113.1 Montréal practiced hockey in their basement with ____. b. 215.7 Quebec City a. 14.1 toy swords c. 452.3 Sherbrooke b. 14.9 tree branches c. 15.7 wooden spoons Find the Area Find the Circumference According to family legend, they would In the 1984 draft, Lemieux was chosen first ________ in the living room so they could overall by the ________. practice at dark. a. 100 Chicago Blackhawks a. 920,866.0 build goals out of tables b. 105 Edmonton Oilers b. 1,539,380.4 pack snow in the carpet c. 110 Pittsburgh Penguins c. 1,813,429.5 remove all furniture If d = 3.5, Find the Area If r = 28, Find the Circumference In the 1988-89 season, Lemieux totaled a Despite suffering a _______, Lemieux led his mammoth 199 points including ______. team to the first of two consecutive Stanley a. 9.1 81 goals Cup championships in 1991. b. 9.6 85 goals a. 163.1 broken hand c. 9.9 101 goals b. 175.9 herniated disc c. 197.4 torn MCL If a circle has an area of 100 units2, find the radius. If a circle has a circumference of 34 units, find the In 1993, Lemieux announced his diagnosis of diameter. ____. Despite receiving radiation treatment, he In retirement, Lemieux once again rescued his returned to play that season. former team and became the team’s _______. a. 5.6 Hodgkin’s lymphoma a. 10.1 coach b. 5.75 malignant melanoma b. 10.5 general manager c. 5.8 pancreatic cancer c. 10.8 owner © 21st Century Math Projects Find the Area Find the Circumference Find the Area Find the Circumference d = 3.5, Find the Area r = 28, Find the A circle has an area of 100 A circle has a circumference of Circumference units2, find the radius. 34 units, find the diameter. © 21st Century Math Projects An ice hockey legend, Mario Lemieux (1945 – 1981) rewrote the sport’s record books. Having lead his team to multiple championships and his country to gold medals, Lemieux is one of the most decorated athletes of his generation. Despite being unable to play for three years due to a cancer diagnosis and injuries, Lemieux’s career statistics stand up against the best of all-time. Use the diagrams or the given dimensions to calculate the indicated measurement. Round to the nearest tenth. The word or phrase next to the correct response will complete the statement. Find the Area Find the Circumference Mario Lemieux was born in ____, QC, Canada. At age three Lemieux and his brothers a. 113.1 Montréal practiced hockey in their basement with ____. b. 215.7 Quebec City a. 14.1 toy swords c. 452.3 Sherbrooke b. 14.9 tree branches c. 15.7 wooden spoons Find the Area Find the Circumference According to family legend, they would In the 1984 draft, Lemieux was chosen first ________ in the living room so they could overall by the ________. practice at dark. a. 100 Chicago Blackhawks a. 920,866.0 build goals out of tables b. 105 Edmonton Oilers b. 1,539,380.4 pack snow in the carpet c. 110 Pittsburgh Penguins c. 1,813,429.5 remove all furniture If d = 3.5, Find the Area If r = 28, Find the Circumference In the 1988-89 season, Lemieux totaled a Despite suffering a _______, Lemieux led his mammoth 199 points including ______. team to the first of two consecutive Stanley a. 9.1 81 goals Cup championships in 1991. b. 9.6 85 goals a. 163.1 broken hand c. 9.9 101 goals b. 175.9 herniated disc c. 197.4 torn MCL If a circle has an area of 100 units2, find the radius. If a circle has a circumference of 34 units, find the In 1993, Lemieux announced his diagnosis of diameter. ____. Despite receiving radiation treatment, he In retirement, Lemieux once again rescued his returned to play that season. former team and became the team’s _______. a. 5.6 Hodgkin’s lymphoma a. 10.1 coach b. 5.75 malignant melanoma b. 10.5 general manager c. 5.8 pancreatic cancer c. 10.8 owner © 21st Century Math Projects .
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