1) Alleybone did not get a chance to eat most of the time, resulting in him being skinny.
2) Human beings attacked him using bricks, cams and even resorted to kicking him.
3) The rats were half his size and twice as tough, putting him at a disadvantage.
4) I think he will lose in fights most of the time due to insufficient food and his skinny build.
5) The phrase is "got out of the way of."
6) He scrounged in grabage bins, caught occasional mouse, found scraps of food here and there.
7) He smelled wonderful smells of food; most of the time, he had to search for food.
8) I think a chef or a waiter spoke to Alleybone.
9) I think the food came from buffet spread.
10) It refers to the chef offering Alleybone the leftover stuff again.
Friday, October 17, 2008
WHOLE NUMBERS AND TRIANGLES - REVISION ONE
1) 70000
2) 600000
3) 300000
4) Six hundred and eighty-nine thousand, four hundred and ten
5) 1350
6) 1000000
7) 100
8) 29
9) 1888
10) 1044000
11) 21408
12) 30cm2
13) 280
14) 412.78
15) 63cm2
16) 333
17) 280
18) 60
19) 64cm2
20) $56
2) 600000
3) 300000
4) Six hundred and eighty-nine thousand, four hundred and ten
5) 1350
6) 1000000
7) 100
8) 29
9) 1888
10) 1044000
11) 21408
12) 30cm2
13) 280
14) 412.78
15) 63cm2
16) 333
17) 280
18) 60
19) 64cm2
20) $56
DECIMALS TWO
1) 100
2) Andry- $3000 Betsy - $2400
3) $3600
4) 100cm
5) 21
6) Rose - $340 Marc - $510
7) $11.375
8) 2962.8
9) $138
10) 10kg
11) 0.018 kg
12) 0.00009909
13) 12.75m
2) Andry- $3000 Betsy - $2400
3) $3600
4) 100cm
5) 21
6) Rose - $340 Marc - $510
7) $11.375
8) 2962.8
9) $138
10) 10kg
11) 0.018 kg
12) 0.00009909
13) 12.75m
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
ANGLES 3
1) 326 degrees
2) x= 63 degrees
y = 62 degrees
3) 40 degrees
4) a= 35 degrees
b = 48 degrees
c = 55 degrees
5) y = 275 degrees
6) b= 75 degrees
f= 70 degrees
7) p = 40 degrees
q - 50 degrees
8) 720 degrees
9) p = 37 degrees
q = 106 degrees
10) p = 52 degrees
q = 87 degrees
11) x = 45 degrees
y = 50 degrees
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2) x= 63 degrees
y = 62 degrees
3) 40 degrees
4) a= 35 degrees
b = 48 degrees
c = 55 degrees
5) y = 275 degrees
6) b= 75 degrees
f= 70 degrees
7) p = 40 degrees
q - 50 degrees
8) 720 degrees
9) p = 37 degrees
q = 106 degrees
10) p = 52 degrees
q = 87 degrees
11) x = 45 degrees
y = 50 degrees
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AVERAGE ONE
1a) 36
1b) 3m 60cm
1c) 14kg 525g
2) 85m
3) 2 litres 104ml
4) 138
5) 76
6) 155
7a) 15
7b) 14
8) $34
9) 0.24m
10) 98
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1b) 3m 60cm
1c) 14kg 525g
2) 85m
3) 2 litres 104ml
4) 138
5) 76
6) 155
7a) 15
7b) 14
8) $34
9) 0.24m
10) 98
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VOLUME TWO
1) 37500 min
2) 32 hrs
3) 2808 cm3
4) 3000 min
5) 100cm2
6) 26244cm3
7) 48 min
8) 2.4992m
9) 8cm
10) 52 cm
11) 7.5cm
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2) 32 hrs
3) 2808 cm3
4) 3000 min
5) 100cm2
6) 26244cm3
7) 48 min
8) 2.4992m
9) 8cm
10) 52 cm
11) 7.5cm
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VOLUME ONE
1) 1.8 litres
2) 1400ml
3) 10 containers
4) 3 1/3 cm
5) 23 jugs
6) 168 cubes
7a) 715am
7b) 10.35am
8) 12/3 cm3/min
9a) 1.5litres
9b) 15cm
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2) 1400ml
3) 10 containers
4) 3 1/3 cm
5) 23 jugs
6) 168 cubes
7a) 715am
7b) 10.35am
8) 12/3 cm3/min
9a) 1.5litres
9b) 15cm
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TOPIC: TRIANGLES, 4-SIDED FIGURES
1) (3)
2) (2)
3) (2)
4) 85 degrees
5) 63 degrees
6) 64 degrees
7) 105 degrees
8) 150 degrees
9) 15 degrees
10) 70 degrees
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2) (2)
3) (2)
4) 85 degrees
5) 63 degrees
6) 64 degrees
7) 105 degrees
8) 150 degrees
9) 15 degrees
10) 70 degrees
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TOPIC: WHOLE NUMBERS, FRACTIONS, AREA & PERIMETER, ANGLES
1) (4)
2) (3)
3) (2)
4) 1/5
5) 6125
6) Friday
7) 240cm2
8) 79 degrees
9) 270
10) $1152
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2) (3)
3) (2)
4) 1/5
5) 6125
6) Friday
7) 240cm2
8) 79 degrees
9) 270
10) $1152
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TOPIC: PERCENTAGE, RATE, AVERAGE, GRAPHS, VOLUME...
1) (4)
2) (2)
3) (1)
4) 125 cubes
5) 35
6) 60
7) 24 degrees
8) 315 degrees
9) $240
10) 178.2 litres
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2) (2)
3) (1)
4) 125 cubes
5) 35
6) 60
7) 24 degrees
8) 315 degrees
9) $240
10) 178.2 litres
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REVISION PAPER: MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION
1) 32841
2) 170000
3) 523 8/19
4) 1070 26/53
5) 30
6) 965 x 87
7) $62840
8) 90
9) $60
10) 218
11) $206.60
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2) 170000
3) 523 8/19
4) 1070 26/53
5) 30
6) 965 x 87
7) $62840
8) 90
9) $60
10) 218
11) $206.60
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REVISION PAPER: DECIMALS
1a) 0.38
1b) 0.11
1c) 2.43
1d) 9.44
2a) 2 7/100
2b) 39/10
3) 1
4) 7
18) 1.53m
19) $80.50
20) 0.25m
21) 8
22) 25.8m
23) 62/3 km
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1b) 0.11
1c) 2.43
1d) 9.44
2a) 2 7/100
2b) 39/10
3) 1
4) 7
18) 1.53m
19) $80.50
20) 0.25m
21) 8
22) 25.8m
23) 62/3 km
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REVISION PAPER: AREA OF TRIANGLES AND ANGLES
1) 30
2) 135
3) 9
4) 18
5) 45
6) 12
8a) 95 degrees
8b) 237 degrees
9) 107 degrees
16) 160 cm2
15) 345 cm2
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2) 135
3) 9
4) 18
5) 45
6) 12
8a) 95 degrees
8b) 237 degrees
9) 107 degrees
16) 160 cm2
15) 345 cm2
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MATHEMATICS REVISION PAPER 2006: WHOLE NUMBERS
1. 280
2. 5003004
3. Three million, forty thousand and twelve
4. 23449
5. 3020408
6. 8423
7. 24R 200 or 242/3
8. 60378
9. 6020 2/7
10. 13408/27
11. 25
12. 21
13. $20
14. 19, 7 (More than one set of answers)
15. 18
16. $48
17. 20
18. $400
19. 23 years
20. 11 questions
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2. 5003004
3. Three million, forty thousand and twelve
4. 23449
5. 3020408
6. 8423
7. 24R 200 or 242/3
8. 60378
9. 6020 2/7
10. 13408/27
11. 25
12. 21
13. $20
14. 19, 7 (More than one set of answers)
15. 18
16. $48
17. 20
18. $400
19. 23 years
20. 11 questions
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COMPREHENSION 29
1. They piloted ships into ports frequently; earning a name for themselves in the process.
2. He was a famous dolphin who piloted ships up narrow Malborough Sound for 32 years of his life.
3. There were three instances.
4. It was the first instance whereby a man saw the dolphin saving the wife of a well-known trial lawyer.
5. The boat she was on capsized and she ahd to swim towards the land for help.
6. The smell of the blood oozing from her injured foot made the sharks trail Tricia Kirk.
7. The word is "infested".
8. It was the seaweed.
9. The phrase is "for what seemed an eternity".
10. It refers to the dolphin.
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2. He was a famous dolphin who piloted ships up narrow Malborough Sound for 32 years of his life.
3. There were three instances.
4. It was the first instance whereby a man saw the dolphin saving the wife of a well-known trial lawyer.
5. The boat she was on capsized and she ahd to swim towards the land for help.
6. The smell of the blood oozing from her injured foot made the sharks trail Tricia Kirk.
7. The word is "infested".
8. It was the seaweed.
9. The phrase is "for what seemed an eternity".
10. It refers to the dolphin.
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COMPREHENSION 25
1. They used wood, bamboo, rattan and sago palm leaves to build their houses.
2. The houses were built on stilts to avoid the tides and floods.
3. They used canoes to travel around.
4. They believe that the spirits of their ancestors and other animals live in them.
5. The phrase is "built up".
6. They can be cured using plant extracts.
7. They made a living out of fishing and farming.
8. It refers to the situation of livelihoods being endangered as rainforests are destroyed.
9. They take what is enough for themselves.
10. It has lost the chance to discover genetic materials to improve crop quality.
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2. The houses were built on stilts to avoid the tides and floods.
3. They used canoes to travel around.
4. They believe that the spirits of their ancestors and other animals live in them.
5. The phrase is "built up".
6. They can be cured using plant extracts.
7. They made a living out of fishing and farming.
8. It refers to the situation of livelihoods being endangered as rainforests are destroyed.
9. They take what is enough for themselves.
10. It has lost the chance to discover genetic materials to improve crop quality.
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