Anyone interested in studying for chemistry and/or English with me?? Please...
CM
sábado, enero 12
jueves, enero 10
Bryant & Emerson
56. a
57. c
58. d
59. b
60. d
61. b
62. d
63. b
64. d
65. a
66. d
67. d
68. d
69. a
70. b
71. b
<3 CARL
57. c
58. d
59. b
60. d
61. b
62. d
63. b
64. d
65. a
66. d
67. d
68. d
69. a
70. b
71. b
<3 CARL
Emily Dickinson
These are my answers to the questions on Dickinson... hopefully they're right, but she's hard...
Dickinson's Poetry
103. c
104. b
105. b
106. a
107. c
108. c
109. b
110. c
111. d
Dickinson's Poetry
103. c
104. b
105. b
106. a
107. c
108. c
109. b
110. c
111. d
miércoles, enero 9
La de da
Chem Q's
1. What are the key points of Dalton's atomic model?
2. List two ways in which his atomic model had been found to be untrue.
-J. J. Thompson
3. What is his major contribution to the atomic theory?
4. Explain his experiment. What experiment did he do to prove his point? What was the result and conclusion?
-Ernest Rutherford
5. What is his major contribution to atomic theory?
6. Explain his experiment. What experiment did e do to prove his point? What was the result and conclusion?
1. What are the key points of Dalton's atomic model?
2. List two ways in which his atomic model had been found to be untrue.
-J. J. Thompson
3. What is his major contribution to the atomic theory?
4. Explain his experiment. What experiment did he do to prove his point? What was the result and conclusion?
-Ernest Rutherford
5. What is his major contribution to atomic theory?
6. Explain his experiment. What experiment did e do to prove his point? What was the result and conclusion?
lunes, enero 7
My hands, they are like death my love...
I'm freezing my fanny off! My house is practically an ice box, well I haven't posted in years so I felt the urge to. Mo' I was sad about your no music, chocolate is a nice song. Well gals, we got through Monday, hooray for us. I'll see most of you all in chem tomorrow.
-wC
-wC
domingo, enero 6
K.D. said...
O.K., so I feel it is indefinitly stupid for multiple people to waste time doing the same work. So if anyone has yet to do their grammar homework, here are the sentences all typed and neat so if you so wish you can print them. I know this is probably too late but might as well.
Lesson 26 #1-10 page 105
1. When ice is on the road, drive more cautiously.
2. After I heard Sylvia McNair, I bought one of her CDs, and I sent her a fan letter.
3. Jim is going with us Wednesday if he can take the time off from work.
4. As long as Rick is going to the store, could he buy some nachos for me?
5. After I have written a story, I often feel amazed that the words are mine, but I’m still hesitant to show it to anyone else.
6. After Bruce spilled paint on the couch, he decided he should have hired a professional painter. 7. Although February is a short month, it seems longer because its days are gray.
8. Unless I’ve misunderstood the store clerk, the package should arrive next Thursday; however it may have to be back-ordered.
9. We’ll have pizza for super tonight if we get home before the store closes.
10. After I saw a Kenneth Branagh movie (Henry V), I was hooked!
Lesson 27 Ex1 # 1-10, Ex2 #1-10, Ex3 #1-15 page 107-109
Ex1 1. The horse that Danny owns is a well-trained Tennessee walking horse.
2. Tell everyone whom you see about Tara’s surprise party.
3. There is no one whose cooking tastes better than Mom’s.
4. For his science project, Geoffrey collected every specimen that he could find.
5. I don’t like driving in traffic where the vehicles are bumper to bumper.
6. Lana often goes to the mall, where she shops with her friends.
7. At the fashion show, Paula saw many outfits that she liked
8. The boy whose face is red fell down the stair in the music building.
9. The house, which was made of brick, stayed cool in the summer.
10. I finally saw the TV series that you recommended.
Ex2 1. My mom put the trophy, which was engraved with my name, on our mantel.
2. Isaac is a boy whom you will like.
3. This is the beach where I saw the sand crab.
4. Students who are well organized seem to get good grades.
5. The medicine that the doctor prescribed made me very sleepy.
6. The lion whose cub was in danger scared the hyena away.
7. The Mississippi River, where Mark Twain spent most of his childhood, is the setting for many of his novels.
8. Do you remember the time when our choir entertained at the senior citizens center?
9. I am planning a surprise party for my best friend, whose birthday is Saturday.
10. The ballet that we saw last night was breathtaking.
Ex3 1. Those players who can stuff the basket make basketball fun to watch.
2. The tour guide told us to take the staircase that curves around the left side of the foyer.
3. My pen pal, who lives in Hong Kong, writes to me at least once a month.
4. Our state flag, which is red, white, and blue, stands in the corner of the room.
5. The moment when the first debater begins speaking will be Jordan’s cue to start the timer.
6. The lady whose car is parked in the driveway is visiting Mom.
7. The statue that Kurt sculpted will be displayed at the art show.
8. Pour the hot chocolate into the blue mugs, which are sitting in the kitchen counter.
9. The coffee table book that Aunt Rhoda received for her birthday has many beautiful pictures in it.
10. The hour when the performance begins is swiftly approaching.
11.Maria is attending the Irish step dancing class, which meets on Friday nights.
12. The school festival that we are planning should be fun.
13. Tom interviewed Mrs. Lewis, who developed the international studies program.
14. The bagels that the bakery sells are onion and poppyseed.
15. The fish that occupy Gwen’s aquarium are a rare tropical breed.
Lesson 28 Ex1 #1-10 Ex2 #1-10 page 111
Ex1 1. The Pacific Ocean is more that empty sea.
2. It contains as many as ten thousand islands.
3. Early explorers settled these islands hundreds of years ago.
4. Because many of the islands offered poor farming opportunities, islanders moved often.
5. After many centuries, people had settled all the inhabitable islands.
6. These islands exist because of different geological events.
7. Some of the large islands in the western Pacific came into being when ocean levels rose after the last ice age.
8. As the ice melted into the seas, the rising water drowned the vast mountain chains.
9. Many other islands started from volcanic activity.
10. If deep-sea volcanoes keep growing, they eventually break through the surface.
Ex2 1. The first Hawaiian settlers may have come from the Marquesas Islands, although the Marquesas are thousands of miles to the south.
2. Whenever they landed, powerful Polynesian princes and priests established kingdoms.
3. These great lords fought over territory after they started their kingdoms.
4. Although we have searched for the origin of the name of Hawaii, we have not found it.
5. One idea is widely believed because it is very old.
6. As this story goes, the island was named for an early chieftain.
7. Wherever they came from, the Hawaiian people prospered in their islands.
8. Before the English arrived, Spanish, Dutch, or Japanese explorers may have visited Hawaii.
9. Although others may have landed first, the English naval officer Captain James Cook is credited with “discovering” Hawaii.
10. After he landed there on January 18, 1778, he brought the news if the islands’ existence to the outside world.
Lesson 29 Ex1 #1-10 Ex2 #1-20
Ex1 1. Our choice will have to be whatever is the least expensive.
2. That we heard the weather report was lucky for us!
3. Joan discovered where I hid her keys.
4. Whatever the lady at the next table is eating is what I’ll have, too.
5. I don’t know what she expects of me.
6. Why he does that is a mystery to me.
7. I wonder when new of Marcus will arrive.
8. I’ll do whatever you say.
9. However much you plan in advance makes the overall job that much easier.
10. Whoever wrote that essay should be very proud.
Ex2 1. This frayed cord is where the fire began.
2. Your question about how we came to be here requires a long explanation.
3. The one who gets the last piece of cake will be whoever eats the fastest.
4. This room is where President Lincoln slept.
5. Do you understand how to write a theme?
6. I’m not sure about which of these is mine
7. Where the gymnasium now stands was once the baseball diamond.
8. Krista wondered why the classroom door was locked.
9. Do you understand how I feel?
10. Give these paper fans to whomever you want.
11. This chemical goes in whichever bottle is airtight.
12. Why we have to do this today is what I want to know.
13. How to find the sine and cosine perplexed Joseph.
14. Whichever key you pick will determine which prize you will win.
15. Wherever the dog buried that bone is a secret.
16. How the clown was able to pull a rabbit from under the chair puzzled her young audience.
17. The flight attendant told me which seat was mine.
18. Whichever you choose is fine with me.
19. First, let’s learn why the cabbage juice turned this blue mixture to pink.
20. A raft is what I am showing at the county fair in August.
Lesson 26 #1-10 page 105
1. When ice is on the road, drive more cautiously.
2. After I heard Sylvia McNair, I bought one of her CDs, and I sent her a fan letter.
3. Jim is going with us Wednesday if he can take the time off from work.
4. As long as Rick is going to the store, could he buy some nachos for me?
5. After I have written a story, I often feel amazed that the words are mine, but I’m still hesitant to show it to anyone else.
6. After Bruce spilled paint on the couch, he decided he should have hired a professional painter. 7. Although February is a short month, it seems longer because its days are gray.
8. Unless I’ve misunderstood the store clerk, the package should arrive next Thursday; however it may have to be back-ordered.
9. We’ll have pizza for super tonight if we get home before the store closes.
10. After I saw a Kenneth Branagh movie (Henry V), I was hooked!
Lesson 27 Ex1 # 1-10, Ex2 #1-10, Ex3 #1-15 page 107-109
Ex1 1. The horse that Danny owns is a well-trained Tennessee walking horse.
2. Tell everyone whom you see about Tara’s surprise party.
3. There is no one whose cooking tastes better than Mom’s.
4. For his science project, Geoffrey collected every specimen that he could find.
5. I don’t like driving in traffic where the vehicles are bumper to bumper.
6. Lana often goes to the mall, where she shops with her friends.
7. At the fashion show, Paula saw many outfits that she liked
8. The boy whose face is red fell down the stair in the music building.
9. The house, which was made of brick, stayed cool in the summer.
10. I finally saw the TV series that you recommended.
Ex2 1. My mom put the trophy, which was engraved with my name, on our mantel.
2. Isaac is a boy whom you will like.
3. This is the beach where I saw the sand crab.
4. Students who are well organized seem to get good grades.
5. The medicine that the doctor prescribed made me very sleepy.
6. The lion whose cub was in danger scared the hyena away.
7. The Mississippi River, where Mark Twain spent most of his childhood, is the setting for many of his novels.
8. Do you remember the time when our choir entertained at the senior citizens center?
9. I am planning a surprise party for my best friend, whose birthday is Saturday.
10. The ballet that we saw last night was breathtaking.
Ex3 1. Those players who can stuff the basket make basketball fun to watch.
2. The tour guide told us to take the staircase that curves around the left side of the foyer.
3. My pen pal, who lives in Hong Kong, writes to me at least once a month.
4. Our state flag, which is red, white, and blue, stands in the corner of the room.
5. The moment when the first debater begins speaking will be Jordan’s cue to start the timer.
6. The lady whose car is parked in the driveway is visiting Mom.
7. The statue that Kurt sculpted will be displayed at the art show.
8. Pour the hot chocolate into the blue mugs, which are sitting in the kitchen counter.
9. The coffee table book that Aunt Rhoda received for her birthday has many beautiful pictures in it.
10. The hour when the performance begins is swiftly approaching.
11.Maria is attending the Irish step dancing class, which meets on Friday nights.
12. The school festival that we are planning should be fun.
13. Tom interviewed Mrs. Lewis, who developed the international studies program.
14. The bagels that the bakery sells are onion and poppyseed.
15. The fish that occupy Gwen’s aquarium are a rare tropical breed.
Lesson 28 Ex1 #1-10 Ex2 #1-10 page 111
Ex1 1. The Pacific Ocean is more that empty sea.
2. It contains as many as ten thousand islands.
3. Early explorers settled these islands hundreds of years ago.
4. Because many of the islands offered poor farming opportunities, islanders moved often.
5. After many centuries, people had settled all the inhabitable islands.
6. These islands exist because of different geological events.
7. Some of the large islands in the western Pacific came into being when ocean levels rose after the last ice age.
8. As the ice melted into the seas, the rising water drowned the vast mountain chains.
9. Many other islands started from volcanic activity.
10. If deep-sea volcanoes keep growing, they eventually break through the surface.
Ex2 1. The first Hawaiian settlers may have come from the Marquesas Islands, although the Marquesas are thousands of miles to the south.
2. Whenever they landed, powerful Polynesian princes and priests established kingdoms.
3. These great lords fought over territory after they started their kingdoms.
4. Although we have searched for the origin of the name of Hawaii, we have not found it.
5. One idea is widely believed because it is very old.
6. As this story goes, the island was named for an early chieftain.
7. Wherever they came from, the Hawaiian people prospered in their islands.
8. Before the English arrived, Spanish, Dutch, or Japanese explorers may have visited Hawaii.
9. Although others may have landed first, the English naval officer Captain James Cook is credited with “discovering” Hawaii.
10. After he landed there on January 18, 1778, he brought the news if the islands’ existence to the outside world.
Lesson 29 Ex1 #1-10 Ex2 #1-20
Ex1 1. Our choice will have to be whatever is the least expensive.
2. That we heard the weather report was lucky for us!
3. Joan discovered where I hid her keys.
4. Whatever the lady at the next table is eating is what I’ll have, too.
5. I don’t know what she expects of me.
6. Why he does that is a mystery to me.
7. I wonder when new of Marcus will arrive.
8. I’ll do whatever you say.
9. However much you plan in advance makes the overall job that much easier.
10. Whoever wrote that essay should be very proud.
Ex2 1. This frayed cord is where the fire began.
2. Your question about how we came to be here requires a long explanation.
3. The one who gets the last piece of cake will be whoever eats the fastest.
4. This room is where President Lincoln slept.
5. Do you understand how to write a theme?
6. I’m not sure about which of these is mine
7. Where the gymnasium now stands was once the baseball diamond.
8. Krista wondered why the classroom door was locked.
9. Do you understand how I feel?
10. Give these paper fans to whomever you want.
11. This chemical goes in whichever bottle is airtight.
12. Why we have to do this today is what I want to know.
13. How to find the sine and cosine perplexed Joseph.
14. Whichever key you pick will determine which prize you will win.
15. Wherever the dog buried that bone is a secret.
16. How the clown was able to pull a rabbit from under the chair puzzled her young audience.
17. The flight attendant told me which seat was mine.
18. Whichever you choose is fine with me.
19. First, let’s learn why the cabbage juice turned this blue mixture to pink.
20. A raft is what I am showing at the county fair in August.
So...we're down to the eleventh hour
Yeah, I am doing my grammar....right now....at 4:30 in the afternoon....in the middle of my brother's birthday party.... with my cousins and aunts and uncles and grandparents over here. Anyway, I was wondering if there was any other homework besides K's? I mean other than studying, but we have a whole week to do that in anyways. Thanks my loves,
all of my love K.D.
all of my love K.D.
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