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Offline Assignment- Friday, November 27, 2020



Section A- Mathematics


1.        739                                 2.   832
        - 341                                      -457



Remember: Area = length x width

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Trina rode her bike 12 miles on Friday. She rode 14 miles on Saturday and 15 miles on Sunday. How many miles did she ride in all?


Read the menu below carefully. 


6. Calculate my total if I have a ham sandwich and a juice.

7. Timothy wants to buy a turkey sandwich and a fruit cup for lunch. How much money will he need?

8. Jason will buy a salad at break time. How much change will he receive if he pays with a $5.00 bill?


9. What fraction of the shape is shaded?











10. Draw a shape of your own where six-eighths of it is shaded. 


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12. Look at the time shown on the clock below. What time was it 43 minutes earlier?



Section B- Comprehension


Chinese New Year Traditions

Chinese New Year (often called Lunar New Year) is celebrated all over the world. In China, it's a time when families take holidays and get together. They gather at each other's homes and often have a special feast on New Year's Eve.
Before the new year, it is a tradition to clean the house to sweep away all the bad luck from the old year. Often, at midnight on New Year's Eve, people open all the doors and windows to let the old year leave.


They dress in bright red clothes to celebrate a happy year. They decorate their houses and write poems on red paper. The color red is for fire, which according to legend, can drive away bad luck. It is also a tradition to bang gongs and set off fireworks to celebrate and to frighten off evil spirits.

At Chinese New Year people give money to children in red envelopes. The red color is for good luck, and the amount of money can be anything from a few coins to a larger amount. Lucky money envelopes are also known as Red Packets or Red Envelopes.
Chinese New Year is a 15-day holiday. It begins on the first day of a new moon and ends with the Lantern Festival, which is held 2 weeks later on the night of the bright full moon.

Questions: 

1. What is the other name given to the Chinese New Year?

2. What do families do to celebrate the Chinese New Year?

3. Why is it important to clean the houses before the New Year?

4. What is done to scare away evil spirits?

5. How long is the holiday celebrated?

6. What part of speech is 'celebrate' in paragraph 3?
a. noun        b. verb        c. adjective


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