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Predicate - ANSWER the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating
something about the subject (e.g., went home in John went home ).
Quotient - ANSWER The answer to a division problem.
Product - ANSWER The result of multiplying.
Difference - ANSWER The result of subtracting one number from another.
Then vs. Than - ANSWER Then is used when one is talking about something in relation
to time.
Than is used when discussing comparisons.
Preposition - ANSWER A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to
another word (e.g., The man ON the train. She arrived AFTER dinner.).
Sum - ANSWER The result of adding two or more numbers.
Homonym - ANSWER Two or more words having the same spelling but different
meanings and origins.
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, Median
Mode - ANSWER Mean: Find the average of the listed numbers.
Median: The middle value of all the numbers listed.
Mode: The numbers repeated most.
Descriptive Essay - ANSWER This is an essay that describes something. The goal is to
provide readers with enough detailed descriptions for them to be able to picture or imagine
the chosen topic.
Persuasive Essay - ANSWER An essay with the intent to convince readers to believe in
an idea or opinion and to do an action.
Narrative Writing - ANSWER This writing that is synonymous with a story.
Short Vowels - ANSWER Words that don't say their name, but make sounds instead.
Ex. Pet, Pot, Put, Putt, Pat, and Pit.
Long Vowels - ANSWER The vowel sounds that are also names of the alphabet letters.
Ex. Paint, Ape, Glue, Home, Baby, and Ray.
Consonant Sounds - ANSWER Produce meaningful sounds that obstruct the flow of
speech and can produce a more abrupt staccato type of rhythm. There are 21 consonant
letters for 24 consonant sounds. These are all non-vowel sounds.
Multiplying Fractions - ANSWER Multiply across numerators, then multiply across
denominators. Simplify the fractions if necessary.
Dividing Fractions - ANSWER Keep the first fraction the same, but flip the reciprocal of
the second one. Multiply across afterwards as if you were regularly multiplying fractions.
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Predicate - ANSWER the part of a sentence or clause containing a verb and stating
something about the subject (e.g., went home in John went home ).
Quotient - ANSWER The answer to a division problem.
Product - ANSWER The result of multiplying.
Difference - ANSWER The result of subtracting one number from another.
Then vs. Than - ANSWER Then is used when one is talking about something in relation
to time.
Than is used when discussing comparisons.
Preposition - ANSWER A word that shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to
another word (e.g., The man ON the train. She arrived AFTER dinner.).
Sum - ANSWER The result of adding two or more numbers.
Homonym - ANSWER Two or more words having the same spelling but different
meanings and origins.
Mean
1
, Median
Mode - ANSWER Mean: Find the average of the listed numbers.
Median: The middle value of all the numbers listed.
Mode: The numbers repeated most.
Descriptive Essay - ANSWER This is an essay that describes something. The goal is to
provide readers with enough detailed descriptions for them to be able to picture or imagine
the chosen topic.
Persuasive Essay - ANSWER An essay with the intent to convince readers to believe in
an idea or opinion and to do an action.
Narrative Writing - ANSWER This writing that is synonymous with a story.
Short Vowels - ANSWER Words that don't say their name, but make sounds instead.
Ex. Pet, Pot, Put, Putt, Pat, and Pit.
Long Vowels - ANSWER The vowel sounds that are also names of the alphabet letters.
Ex. Paint, Ape, Glue, Home, Baby, and Ray.
Consonant Sounds - ANSWER Produce meaningful sounds that obstruct the flow of
speech and can produce a more abrupt staccato type of rhythm. There are 21 consonant
letters for 24 consonant sounds. These are all non-vowel sounds.
Multiplying Fractions - ANSWER Multiply across numerators, then multiply across
denominators. Simplify the fractions if necessary.
Dividing Fractions - ANSWER Keep the first fraction the same, but flip the reciprocal of
the second one. Multiply across afterwards as if you were regularly multiplying fractions.
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