MILLIONAIRE GAME — NUMBER AND REASONING — PLAYER QUESTIONS
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Original practice material, not official television questions.
All ladder values are virtual points shown with cash-style labels. No real money is awarded.
Stages are editorial suggestions. Reorder or adapt for your audience; they are not measured difficulty levels.

Choose one answer, A–D, for each round. Wait for the host before checking a result.
Use scratch paper for calculations. The host will explain response timing and scoring before play.

ROUND 1 — Recall — Geometry — $500 virtual
Question: How many sides does a triangle have?
A: Two
B: Three
C: Four
D: Five

ROUND 2 — Recall — Number sense — $1,500 virtual
Question: Which number is even?
A: 17
B: 24
C: 31
D: 45

ROUND 3 — Recall — Number theory — $5,000 virtual
Question: Which of these numbers is prime?
A: 21
B: 27
C: 33
D: 29

ROUND 4 — Apply — Fractions — $15,000 virtual
Question: Which fraction has the same value as three quarters?
A: 3/8
B: 4/6
C: 6/8
D: 9/16

ROUND 5 — Apply — Arithmetic — $40,000 virtual
Question: A host puts six pencils in each of twelve boxes. How many pencils are in the boxes altogether?
A: 18
B: 36
C: 60
D: 72

ROUND 6 — Apply — Geometry — $100,000 virtual
Question: Two interior angles of a triangle are 60° and 50°. What is the third angle in ordinary plane geometry?
A: 70°
B: 80°
C: 90°
D: 110°

ROUND 7 — Reason — Counting — $250,000 virtual
Question: A lunch menu offers three sandwiches and four drinks. If you choose one of each, how many different combinations are possible?
A: 7
B: 12
C: 16
D: 24

ROUND 8 — Reason — Percentages — $500,000 virtual
Question: A board game normally costs $80. What is its price after a 25% discount, before tax?
A: $60
B: $55
C: $65
D: $75

ROUND 9 — Reason — Logic — $1,000,000 virtual
Question: Five players each shake hands once with every other player. How many unique handshakes occur?
A: 5
B: 20
C: 10
D: 25