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Homeschool July 4th - 8th

 



Fill in each blank with the correct form of the word in the bracket
   
1. We all stood up upon the ______ ( arrive ) of the guest-of-honour.
   
2. Arturo ______ ( accident ) broke the glass window while playing in the verandah.
   
3. Jeremiah is not stupid. He just refuses to use his ______ ( intelligent ).
   
4. "Please pay ______ ( attend ) when I am teaching," said Miss Chan.
   
5. The prime minister's wisdom won the ______ ( admire ) of his citizens.
   
6. The policeman advises the driver to drive ______ ( careful ) on the road.
   
7. This is the most ______ ( comfort ) bed that I have slept in.
   
8. The beauty of the countryside is beyond our ______ ( imagine ).
   
9. Nobody wants to employ him because of his past ______ ( crime ) record.

10. We should ______ ( strength ) ties with our neighboring countries.
   


Profit and Loss Revision

EXAMPLE: 

A person has a 5% loss by selling a laptop for $1020.

Step 1: Find 5 % of $1020. 

Step 2: Subtract

EXAMPLE: 

Cost Price = $185 Selling Price = $200 

a) Is it profit or a loss? 
b) How much?

1. Krishna bought a device for $570. At what price he should sell it to make 10% profit?

2. A music system cost price was  $980. It was offered for a sale at a reduction of 25%. What is the selling price of the music system?

3. Raheim sold a bicycle for $2500 at a loss of 6%. What is the cost price of the bicycle?

4. John bought a cycle for $2400 and sold it at a loss of 5.5 % after using it for some time. Find the selling price of the cycle. 

5. If John sold a refrigerator for $ 1750 and incurred a loss of $ 250. What was the selling price?

6. Cost price of a product is $9800 and the selling price of the product is $8940. What is the loss?


UNEQUAL SHARING

1. Share $700 between two boys so that one boy gets $56 more than the other. 

2. A pipe is 6 metres long. It is cut so that one piece is 180cm more than the other. What is the length of each piece?

3. My teacher had 600 sheets of paper. She shared them between two groups so that one group got 38 sheets more than the other. How many sheets of paper did each group receive?




Fill in each blank with the correct form of the word in the bracket.
   
1. Everybody dislikes Henry because he always acts in a ______ ( coward ) manner.
   
2. This will be a fierce ______ ( compete ). Every team is just as good.
   
3. Ice ______ ( solid ) at zero degrees Celsius.
   
4. It was a ______ ( disaster ) outing. Everything went wrong.
   
5. It was our ______ ( please ) to have met the well known artist from Italy.
   
6. The ______ ( hot ) makes everybody very drowsy during the lesson in class.
   
7. You could notice the ______ ( sad ) in his eyes.
   
8. Please follow the ______ ( instruct ) carefully when you do the exercises.
   
9. "Come and see me once you have gathered enough ______ ( inform ) about the case," the police inspector told his staff.
   
10. The children found the trip to Bintan most ______ ( enjoy ).





Activity 1: Summarizing the Main Idea 

Watch the video below. You must write a summary of the information in the video. Your summary should include: 

What Causes Tapeworms Inside Our Body? | Tapeworm Infection | Signs Of Tapeworm Infection | Treatment For Tapeworms | Tapeworms In Animals | Tapeworm Infection





Read the following sentences and underline the correct word in brackets.

   
1. His ( principle / principal ) reason for learning Japanese was work related.

2. When I arrived at the Immigration Office, I was informed about the correct ( proceedings / preceding / procedure ) when applying for a work permit.

3. If you ( lose / loose / lost ) your ticket, you will have to replace it yourself.

4. The man sitting in the corner was ( formally / formerly ) the headmaster of my school.

5. I cannot ( accept / except ) your offer of $3500. The car is worth much more.

6. After she had done a little ( homework / housework ), she went to her room to study.

7. Camping is one of the most ( economic / economical ) ways of having a holiday.

8. He isn't ( eligible / illegible ) to enter the competition since he isn't a citizen.

9. When he arrived home after the storm, his ( cloths, clothes ) were completely drenched.

10. Doctors must be very ( discreet / discrete ) in dealing with their patients.



1. The total cost of a snack box and a chicken sandwich is $25.50.  If the snack box costs $5 more than the sandwich, how much does the sandwich cost?

2. The total length of 2 pieces of rope is 108 cm.  If one piece is 18 cm shorter, what is the length of the longer piece?

3. Tom has to divide his time between his favourite sports, tennis and football.  He spends 1/2 hour more playing foorball out of his 2 hours.  How much time does he spend on each sport?

4. Share $100 between A and B giving A $28 more than B.

5. Fido leaps 4 feet further than Gino.  If together they leap 20 feet, how far does Fido leap?

END OF TERM MATHEMATICS TEST PART 2


1. Dylan is furnishing his townhouse and has chosen the sofa he wants. It costs $8000 cash. He must make a 20% deposit followed by payments of $150 for 4 years. 
a. Calculate the deposit. 
b. Calculate the total monthly payments. 
c. Calculate the total HP price. 
d. Calculate the difference between the HP price and the cash price. 
(4 marks)



2.  A store charges 6% sales tax on all sales. What is the total cost of a shirt marked at $30 ?   (2 marks)


3. Jake buys a shirt marked at $80. He receives a 10 per cent discount. How much does he pay for the shirt? (2 marks)


4. The cost price of an article is $40 and the profit is 20 per cent of the cost price. What is the selling price of the article? 2 marks


5.During a sale, a local store has reduced all items by 20 percent. George bought a microwave that normally sells for $100 and a refrigerator that usually goes for $250. Calclate the total sale price. (3 marks)



6. Share $6500 between two accounts so that one account has $560 more than the other. 3 marks



7. A rope is 6.3m long. It is cut so that one piece is 2.4m longer than the other. What is the length of each piece? 3 marks



8. Keon works for $5.90 each hour. How much would he make after working 40 hours? 2 marks


9. My manager works from 1:30 to 6:00 each work day. He earns $12 per hour. How much would he earn in all if he works 5 days each week?
3 marks



10. The original price of a T-shirt is $42. A store buys a box which contains 20 T-shirts. 
How much did they pay in all for the T-shirts?
If they sell the T-shirts to make a 25% profit, how much money did they make in all?
3 marks




The Geography of South America

 South America is the fourth largest of the seven continents. South America is roughly triangular in shape with the tip of the triangle at the southernmost point of South America. The northern one-third of South America lies on the equator making the climate hot. The continent is almost completely surrounded by ocean except for its narrow connection in the north with the continent of North America. The Pacific Ocean lies to the west of South America and the Atlantic Ocean makes the eastern border of the continent. The Caribbean Sea, a subdivision of the Atlantic Ocean, makes the northern border.
 Cape Horn is considered to be the southernmost point of South America. The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet off the coast of Cape Horn causing some of the roughest sea conditions on earth. Many sailing ships never completed their journey around Cape Horn but modern vessels are better equipped to handle the challenge. The Scotia Sea which lies between Cape Horn and the continent of Antarctica is considered to be partly in the Atlantic Ocean and partly in the Southern Ocean.
 The mighty Amazon River of South America is the second longest river in the world, slightly shorter than the Nile, but the Amazon is the largest river in the world in terms of the size of its drainage basin and the volume of water it carries. The Amazon River, which runs roughly west to east, is an important part of the rainforest ecosystem that dominates the northern areas of South America.
 The Andes Mountains extend for about 4,300 north and south across nearly the entire length of the eastern edge of South America, making the Andes the longest mountain chain on any continent. The Andes are second only to the Himalaya Mountains of Asia in height. Cerro Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the Andes, with a height of 22,841 feet. The Andes are a relatively wide chain of mountains, over 400 miles across at their widest point. However, some the mountains of the Andes are active volcanoes. The areas where tectonic plates meet under the Andes are subject to earthquakes, some of which can be severe



1. Which geometric figure best describes the shape of South America?
a. Triangle
b. Rectangle
c. Square
d. Circle


2. Which of the following oceans borders on South America?
a. Atlantic Ocean
b. Indian Ocean
c. Arctic Ocean
d. All of the above


3. Which statement best describes the northern areas of South America?
a. The Andes Mountains stretch east and west across this area.
b. The Amazon River drains this area.
c. This area is an active volcano and earthquake zone.
d. All of the above


4. The equator runs through what part of South America?
a. North
b. South
c. East
d. West


5. Why is Cape Horn famous?

a. It is the tallest mountain in South America.
b. It is where the Amazon River meets the Atlantic Ocean.
c. It is where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet.
d. It is a famous volcano.


6. What kind of ecosystem surrounds the Amazon River?
a. Grassland
b. Tundra
c. Deciduous Forest
d. Rainforest 



1. Who is most likely to have a messy room?

2. Who is most likely to cheer another person up?


3. Who is most likely to eat with their hands?


4. Who is the most likely to take forever to make a decision?


5. Who is most likely to be picky about their food?


6. Who’s most likely to build an epic fort?


7. Who is most likely to get the whole family in trouble?


8. Who is most likely to eat food off the floor?


9. Who is the most likely to sing along to car music?


10. Who is the most likely to talk someone’s ear off?


11. Who is most likely to have 10 dirty cups in their room?


12. Who is most likely to save their money?


13. Who is the most likely to design their own dream house?


 14. Who is most likely to be late?


15. Who is most likely to become a famous artist?


16. Who is most likely to become a comedian?


17. Who is most likely to be a professional gamer?



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You have been called upon to write the latest 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' installment. 
It is entitled, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Dare'. Use familiar characters to bring your story to life.



Activity 1: Equivalent Fractions


Activity 2: Mental Math

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