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Survivor Series 2016 Level 5 Survivor Series 2016 Level 5 For Year 9, Year 10, Year 11 students. Curriculum level 5. What to do. For students. 1. You can work with a friend or two friends! Teams can be different each day. 2. Do the tasks and enter your answers in your maths book and show your teacher. 3. If you are right you will get the next task. 4. If you are wrong, answer the task again. 5. When you have finished each day you will get a code word. 6. At the end of the week you will have 5 code words. Put them together and this will tell you where your school’s Maths Week treasure is. 7. Good luck ! Friday: Championship Darts. Survivor Series Level 5 For Year 9, 10, 11 students. Curriculum Level 5. Championship Darts. Scoring in Championship Darts. When the dart hits the Double ring the points scored are doubled. In the diagram this would be 2 x 18 = 36. When the dart hits the Triple ring the points scored are tripled. In the diagram this would be 3 x 4 = 12. When the dart hits the Outer Bullseye the points scored is 25. In the diagram this would be 25. When the dart hits the Inner Bullseye the points scored is 50. In the diagram this would be 50. In a Championship Darts match the first to get 501 points wins. The scores are counted downwards so that each player starts on 501 and works to get exactly 0. When this happens it is called “checking out”. Players are allowed three darts at each turn. To win the game the player’s last dart must finish on a double or a bull’s eye. Task One. In a leg of a Men’s Championship Darts match: Brett threw first and scored 20x3, 18, 5 Total 83. Points to go 418. Baldy threw and scored 20x3, 20x2, 1 Total 101. Points to go 400. Brett’s second throw scored 20x3, 20, 1 Total 81. Points to go 337. Baldy threw and scored 18x3, 20x3, 1x3 Total 117. Points to go 283. Brett’s third throw scored 20x3, 20x3, 18 Total 138. Points to go 199. Baldy threw and scored 20x3, 1x3, 20x2 Total 103. Points to go 180. Brett’s fourth throw scored 20x3, 20x2, 20 Total 120. Points to go 79. Baldy threw and scored 20x3, 20x3, 12x3 Total 156. Points to go 24. What should Brett throw to win the match? He can finish in 2 darts. Remember he must score a double or bulls-eye with his last dart. If Brett doesn’t win the match what should Baldy throw with his last darts? He can finish in 1 dart! Remember he must score a double with his last dart. Task Two. In a leg of a Ladies Championship Darts match: Lisa threw first and scored 20x2, 18, 20x2 Total 98. Points to go 403. Lena threw and scored 20x3, 20x2, 5 Total 105. Points to go 396. Lisa’s second throw scored 20x3, 19, 1 Total 80. Points to go 323. Lena threw and scored 15x3, 20, 13 Total 78. Points to go 318. Lisa third throw scored 20x2, 20x3, 5 Total 105. Points to go 218. Lena threw and scored 20x3, 20, 20x3 Total 180. Points to go 138. Lisa fourth throw scored 20x3, 20x3, 18 Total 138. Points to go 80. What should Lena throw to win the match? She can finish in 3 darts. Remember she must score a double or bulls-eye with her last dart. If Lena doesn’t win the match what should Lisa throw with her last darts? She can finish in 2 darts or in 3 darts! Remember she must score a double or bulls-eye with her last dart. Task Three. A nine-dart finish is a perfect leg in the game of darts, using only nine darts, the fewest possible, to checkout from 501. It is notoriously difficult to achieve, even by the game's top professionals. It is considered to be the highest single- game achievement in the sport, similar to a maximum 147 break in snooker or a 300-point game in bowling. Phil Taylor has achieved this feat more than any other darts player on television having done so 11 times. On 2 January 2016 in the semi finals of the 2016 PDC World Darts Championship, Gary Anderson hit a nine-dart finish to defeat Jelle Klaasen 6-0 to reach his 3rd major final. He would then go on to defeat Adrian Lewis 7–5 in the final to retain his title and become only the 4th person to successfully retain his title after winning it for the first time. How would you do it? You have 9 darts to get from 501 to 0. Remember you must finish on a double or a bulls-eye. Task Four. A player “checks out” when they get down to exactly 0 with their last three darts. What is the highest number that a player can “check out” with, using the three darts? Remember the player must finish with the last dart on a double or a bulls-eye. Task Five. How many numbers below 170 do not allow players to “check out” on? These are called “bogey numbers”. Remember for players to “check out” on they must score a double or a bull’s eye with their last dart. Set up a table like this and see if you can complete it!. 170 20x3, 20x3, 50x1 169 Bogey number 168 Bogey number 167 166 165 164 163 162 161 159 158 157 156 155 154 153 152 151 150 When you have finished and got all the answers correct show them to your Teacher and you will get today’s clue for the treasure hunt. Put all the week’s clues together and you can then work out where this week’s treasure is. Go looking for it !!! Good luck!! .
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