Ms K. Barbaste Mathematics Quiz ( Form 1) Simplifying Algebraic Expressions

Simplyfying Algebraic Expressions - Form 1 Teacher : Ms. K. Barbaste

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Ms. Jill: Hello, class! We will have a spelling test tomorrow. Are you ready? Timmy: No, I'm not ready... Ms. Jill: Cindy, can you spell the word "blue"? Cindy: Yes, I can spell it. It's very easy, "B-L-U-E". Ms. Jill: Who can spell the word "orange"? Sam: Let me have a try, Ms. Jill. "O-R-A-N-G-E". Ms. Jill: Correct, Sam! Ms. Jill: Anna, can you spell the word "pink"? Anna: Yes, I can. It's very easy. "P-I-N-K". Ms. Jill: Well done!

3 Use the prompts to make a conversation. A: morning. / What/ name? Good morning. What's your name? B: Hello./name/be/Kumar. / Nadia Kumar. A: How / spell/Nadia? B: N-A-D-I-A. A: you / repeat / surname, / please? B: Kumar. A: Be/K-U-M-E-R? B: No/that/ not right. / It / be / K-U-M-A-R. A: Just/minute. / Here's your card, Ms Kumar. B: Perfect. / Thank

refreshment (n): (small amounts of food and drink ( Refreshments will be available during the interval.) stimulant (n): a substance which temporarily arouses physiological or organic activity ( Caffeine is a natural stimulant .) reinforcement (n): the act of making sth stronger / (plural) soldiers sent to join an army to make it stronger ( Constructors have been hired to add reinforcement to the foundations of the old bridge.) initiative (n): the ability to make decisions without waiting to be told what to do (Being a successful entrepreneur requires one to have great initiative.) inhibition (n): a shy or nervous feeling that stops you from expressing your real feelings (She drinks alcohol at parties to get over her inhibitions.) initiation (n): a ceremony, ritual, test, or period of instruction with which a new member is admitted to an organization or office (The initiation period for new employees lasts approximately six weeks.) initial (n): the first letter of a name, esp. when used to represent a name (Do you know what Ms Rowling's initials, J and K, stand for?) concise (adj): short and clear, expressing what needs to be said without unnecessary words (She gave a concise overview of the points she was about to make in her speech. ) direct (adj): happening or done without involving other people, actions, etc. in between ( You will only be hired if you have direct experience in this field.) devious (adj): not straightforward, sincere and honest about your intentions or motives; shifty (They came up with a devious plan to overthrow the chairman of the company.) circuitous (adj): not straight or direct (The professor gave a circuitous explanation confusing his students.) diluted (adj): (of a liquid) made weaker or less pure by being mixed with sth else( Orange squash should be diluted with water before it is served.) delicate (adj): easily hurt or destroyed.( This silk shirt is too delicate to put in the washing machine.) desolate (adj): extremely sad and feeling lonely. (After the death of his wife he led a desolate life.) diffused (adj): widely spread or scattered; not concentrated/ wordy ( He spoke in such a diffused manner that it was impossible to take notes on his lecture.) might (n): the power, force, or influence held by a person or group (The captive struggled with all of his might and managed to free himself of the chains.) plot (n): a secret plan made by several people to do sth that is wrong, harmful or not legal, esp. to do damage to a person or a government / a storyline ( The plot of the forthcoming Harry Potter book has yet to be revealed.) glaze (n): a thin clear liquid put on objects before they are finished, to give them a shiny surface ( She mixed sugar and lemon to make the glaze of the cake.) plight (n): an unpleasant condition, esp. serious, sad or difficult one ( Last night's documentary dealt with the plight of political asylum seekers.) comprise (v): to consist of be composed of( The final exam is comprised of three parts.)

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