“The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you ease for ever to be able to do it.”
 J.M. Barrie, Peter Pan

A & B TERMS

LETTER A

acute angle - an angle whose measure is less than 90 degrees.

acute triangle - a triangle in which each of the three interior angles is less than 90 degrees.

algebraic equation - an equation or formula that describes a relationship. Uses numbers and variables.

angle - the figure formed by 2 rays or 2 line segments with a common endpoint called the vertex.

angle rotation - the angle through which a figure turns.

area - the number of square units contained in a two-dimensional region.

LETTER B

bar graph - a graph that uses horizontal or vertical bars to represent data visually.

base (exponential form) - the factor you multiply.

base (2-D geometry) - a side of a polygon.

bias - an emphasis of a characteristics that are not typical of an entire population. Certain responses can be encouraged by a wording of a question

French

Can we get something to eat?

I'll wait for you outside.

Where do you want to go?

I want to see a movie.

What time will the mall close?

 

Pouvons-nous obtenir quelque chose à manger ?

Je vais attendre pour vous à l'extérieur .

Où veux-tu aller?

Je veux voir un film.

Quelle heure le centre commercial va fermer ?

 

WIDE RANGE READING TEST FOR KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE (PRONUNCIATION) Value

WIDE RANGE READING TEST FOR KINDERGARTEN TO COLLEGE

(PRONUNCIATION) Value

A B O P E R T H 8

To –see—cat—milk—red—tree—big—book—was—city 18

Eat—him—animal—letter—then—himself—how—deep—spell 27

Between—weather—lip—block—awake—size—board—felt 35

Chin—tray—approve—cliff—stalk—split—huge—plot 43

Quality—escape—urge—collapse—grieve—abuse—residence 50

Quarantine—contagious—glutton—exhaust—imply—image—contemporary 57

Theory—threshold—participate—ethics—desolate—eliminate 63

Triumph—tranquillity—humidity—contemptuous—alcove—humiliate 69

Conspiracy—aeronautic—predilection—emphasis—municipal—rescinded 75

Luxurious—unanimous—intrigue—protuberance—audacious—benign 81

Prevalence—repugnant—peculiarity—rudimentary—pugilist—mitosis 88

Bibliography—anomaly—decisive—mosaic—deteriorate—spurious 93

Irascible—expunge—coercion—discretionary—enigmatic—regime 99

Centrifugal—itinerary—abysmal—soliloquize—inchoate—oligarchy 105

Exigencies—mnemonic—ingratiating—covetousness—aborigines 110

Emancipated—seismograph—pseudonym—usurp—idiosyncrasy—schism 116

Misogyny—desuetude—exophthalmia—succinct—longevity—regimes 122

Vehemence—regicidal—evanescence—heinous—omniscience—conduit 128

Note if you have seven consecutive failures in this test you should seek additional assistance from your program mentor as this indicates a level of frustration and is not healthy.

You can print out this test and use for reference.

Note the values here are strictly for education purposes and do not indicate a person’s ability or inability to spell or read to a certain level.

This test is purely for the benefit of students wishing to improve their skill in reading and pronunciation of the English language.

Word Serach terms Math

Addend: A number that is added to another number.

Algorithm: A series of steps you can use to carry out a procedure.

Analog clock: A clock that measures time using rotation hands.

Angle: An Amount of turn measured in degrees.

Area: the Amount of space a surface covers, measures in space unit.

Array: A rectangular arrangement of object or pictures in rows and columns.

Attribute: A characteristic or quality that can be used to describe and compare things.

Average: One piece of data that is a good overall representative of all of the pieces of data in a set; there are different types of averages.

Axis: A horizontal or vertical line in a graph, labeled with words or numbers to show what the line, bars, or pictures in the graph mean.

B)Bar graph: A way to show and compare date that uses horizontal or vertical bars.

Base: The face on which a 3D shape is resting, the face that determines the name and the number of edges of a prism or pyramid, the line segment at the bottom of a 2D shape.

Base ten  blocks: Blocks that represent numbers as hundreds, tenths, ones, tens, hundreds, thousands, and so on.

Biased results: Survey results for part of a group that are not likely to apply to the rest of the grupe.

Broken line graph: A graph in which data point are connected point to point.

“You must learn from other people’s mistakes. You can’t possibly live long enough to make them all yourself.”

Sam Levenson