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Homeschool - May 31 - June 4







 
  1. What is a baby kangaroo called?
  2. What is the capital of Jamaica?
  3. The Great Barrier Reef is located in which country?
  4. What is the name given to an animal that only eats plants?
  5. What is a baby goat called?
  6. What colour are sapphires?
  7. How many years are there in a millennium?
  8. Which ocean is frozen for most of the year?
  9. In which sport was Muhammad Ali a world champion?
  10. Which word can go before ache, brush and paste to make three other words?


 



1. There are ____________ ways you can reach the conference hall, but the tram service in

this city is excellent and is probably your best option.

vary

2. You have to go in there and ____________ them! Without your encouragement and enthusiasm,

I don't know what we would do.

energy

3. We are sorry to say that there hasn't been much ____________ in your grandmother's

condition.

improve

4. It's not ____________ to do a degree course in only two years, but you would need to

work very hard.

possible

5. Your friend was a ____________ host last night. I can't wait to meet her again.

delight

6. You're not wearing those shoes for the trek today. They are totally ____________. Go and

put some

boots on.

suit

7. That was one of the most uncomfortable ____________ I have ever been on. The

turbulence was awful.

fly




Use the past tense of the following verbs to complete each sentence.

Come take begin drive

draw write row jump

1. The ride on the steamer __________________ five hours.

2. The school children __________________ to the shoreline.

3. Paul __________________letters during the boat ride.

4. He __________________ a picture in each letter.

5. The children of Skull Point__________________ to school.

6. School __________________at 8:00 hrs. 

7. Dad __________________ to Corriverton

. 8. The boy___________________ over the fence. 










Most people find animals like dogs, cats and birds adorable and some keep them in their homes as pets. However, there are also people who abuse animals. They enjoy torturing helpless creatures to gain a sense of control over them. Their pleasure is increased since these animals very often cannot do anything to defend themselves.

Reports of animal abuse are increasing. One just has to look in the newspaper to see the increase in the number of cases of animal abuse. What is worse is that for every abuse case reported, there are probably many more that are not. Not long ago, a local newspaper reported several cases of animal abuse. In one particularly cruel case, a group of young children caught a kitten and did horrible things to it. Not only did they tie rubber bands around the kitten but they also stapled its ears closed just for fun. Helpless to defend itself, the kitten had to endure this cruel torture. Apart from this case, there have also been several other cases in which people deliberately killed animals by throwing them out of high windows or poisoning them simply because they could not tolerate the noises the animals made. While most of us are disgusted to see or hear about such inhumane behavior towards animals, animal abuse is still on the rise. These animal abusers fail to consider the needs and feelings of the animals.

In order to reduce and ultimately prevent such cases of animal abuse, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or SPCA was set up. The organization not only aims to prevent cruelty to animals but also cares for unwanted animals that have been badly abused. So far, the SPCA has proven to be a haven for abused animals. The organization also has a number of trained people to nurse injured animals back to health.

Unfortunately, there are people who treat the SPCA as a place where they can 'discard' their unwanted pets after they get tired of them. This has led to the SPCA being short of space and money. The organization now only takes in animals that have been abused even though people still continue to abandon their unwanted pets. Such animals usually make their way to residential areas to forage for food. Much to the annoyance of residents, they make a lot of noise and loiter outside houses or at void decks below their flats.

The SPCA has embarked on some programs to prevent animal abuse. They give talks in schools explaining why animals should not be abused. It is only through educating the public that animal abuse can be prevented.

 

 


Answer the following questions using complete sentences

 

1.

Give two reasons why some people gain pleasure in abusing animals.


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2.

In what way are there actually more animal abuse cases than reported ?

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3.

Based on paragraph 2, give the reason why the children ill-treated the kitten.

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4.

What do you think made the kitten 'helpless to defend itself' (paragraph 2) ?


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5.

Quote two words in paragraph 2 that have the same meaning as 'bear with'.


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6.

State two aims of the SPCA.


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7.

What does a 'haven' (paragraph 3) refer to ?


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8.

In what way do people take advantage of the SPCA ?


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9.

Why do people find stray animals annoying ?


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10.

What does the SPCA feel is the best way to prevent animal abuse?

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1. Write the value of the 6 in each numeral: (a) 63 524     (b) 604 721


2. Write the place value of the digit underlined. (a) 63 40.2 (b) 38162


3. The heights of three children are 120 cm, 165 cm and 112 cm. What is their total height?

Give your answer in metres.


4-5.

    




6. The solid below can best be described as a: (a) cylinder     (b) cube     (c) prism   (d) cuboid


7. 





8. Observe the shape below. Two of its measurements are missing. `Calculate the missing measurements and then find the perimeter of the shape. 


9. 

10. 



11. 




12-13. Write each fraction as a percentage:



 


14. A factory has 120 workers. 90% were present at work one day. How many workers were present. 

15. Mother divided $200 between her two sons. She gave James 45% of the money. How much money did James collect?



What is the moral of the story?




English Revision



Fill in the blanks in each sentence with the correct collective noun from the word bank.

1. A ____________of bees flew out of the bush.
 2. The soccer ___________won the game. 
3. A ___________ of musicians played on the street. 
4. There are 52 cards in a _________________.
 5. The dolphin swam with a __________of fish. 
6. My teacher graded a _________ of papers.

7-9.






Prefixes: ir, il, im, in, dis

Use each word from the bracket with a suitable prefix from above
to complete each sentence.

(convenient     polite     formal     honest     regular     correct     legal)

10. I‟m afraid buses here are very ____________________. I sometimes
have to wait an hour.

11. This information is ___________________. The train leaves at 3:10
am not 3:20 am.

12. The use of certain dangerous drugs is _______________. It‟s
against the law.

13. His house isn‟t near the shops, transport or his work. It‟s in a very
_________________ place.

14. She didn‟t say please or thank you. She was very
____________________.

15. It‟s not a special occasion. Just wear ordinary, _______________
clothes.

16. She steals. She tells lies. She‟s completely _________________

Add the correct prefix to the end of each base word to make their opposite. 
    
                    dis     non     un 

17. honest _______________ 
18.  pleasant _______________ 
19. . fat __________________ 
20. . ripe _________________ 
21. fair __________________ 
22. stop _______



Draw and complete. You may work together.
You do not have to draw a pie chart for number 4.








1. Name 2 oceans that border Europe.

2. How many countries are in Europe?

3. What is the European population?

4. Europe is densely populated. What does this mean?

5. What is unique about Vatican City?

5. Name 3 types of wildlife are mentioned in the video.

6. Why would fruit trees and palm trees not grow in places like Bosnia.

7. What is the Industrial Revolution?

8. What is the Euro and how many countries use it?

9. ______ and ______ are islands in Europe.

10. Where is the world's first ice hotel found?

11. In which country is the Berlin Wall found?

12. The continent of Europe is quite diverse. Explain what this means.



https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/Math/Fractions/Converting_Fractions,_Decimals_and_Percentages_nz2496631ly


Find the selling price when

(a) Cost Price = $ 875 and Profit % = 5%

(b) Cost Price = $ 750 and Profit % = 15%

(c) Cost Price = $ 710 and Profit % = 10%

(d) Cost Price = $ 340 and Profit % = 25%

(e) Cost Price = $ 70 and Loss% = 15%

(f) Cost Price = $ 400 and Loss% = 15%

(g) Cost Price = $ 8000 and Loss% = 12%

(h) Cost Price = $ 2450 and Loss% = 15%







1. . Find the profit or Loss per cent when: 


(a) Cost Price = $ 350 and Selling Price = $ 400 

(b) Cost Price = $ 250 and Selling Price = $ 235

(c) Cost Price = $ 300 and Profit = $ 75






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