Study Hall Warmups

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Study Hall Warm-ups

• Heritage High School
• 2008-2009

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First Day Question(9/2 and 9/3)

• What does study hall mean to you?
• List three ways you feel that study hall can help
  you.

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Character 1(9/4 and 9/5)
Being Considerate Please see page 23 in the
Character Education section of your student
agenda. List 4 ways you can show consideration
at school. List 2 ways you can be considerate of
someone who is sick. Complete this prompt and
turn it in to one electives teacher for extra
credit.
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English 2(9/8 and 9/9)

• Fantasticyou are back in school! ?
• Write a paragraph (5-7 sentences) describing
  your ideal classroom. What posters would you
  want displayed on the walls? What music do you
  want to hear in the background? What types of
  activities do you want to complete? Remember,
  this is your ultimate classroom.

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Math 3(9/10 and 9/11)

• Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2
• What is the least number greater than 1 that has
  both an integer square root and an integer cube
  root?
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• What is the remainder when
• is divided by x 1?

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Science 4(9/12 and 9/15)

• If you were a candidate for President of the
  United States, which of the following scientific
  issues would you focus on and why? (Response
  must be at least 5-7 sentences)
• Global Warming
• Stem Cell Research
• Alternative Energy Sources

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Social Science 5(9/16 and 9/17)

• In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
  sentences answer the question relevant to the
  course you are enrolled
• World History I/AP WH (9TH Grade and 10th Grade
  AP WH) Explain any 3 of the 5 themes of
  Geography and provide an example of each
• World History 2 (10th Grade) Choose 2 World
  Religions and Compare/Contrast their major
  beliefs and characteristics
• US History (11th Grade) Compare/Contrast New
  England Colonies to either the Middle or Southern
  Colonies in terms of economic activities and
  population characteristics
• US Government (12th Grade) Identify and explain
  what you think are the most important issues
  people will use to determine their vote in the
  upcoming presidential election

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Character 6 (9/189/19)

• Generosity
• Generous people are willing to share with
  others
• Does it take money to be generous? Why or why
  not?
• Would your friends describe you as generous?

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English 7 (9/229/23)

• Sentence Types
• Declarative Sentence-makes a statement
• Interrogative Sentence-asks a question
• Imperative Sentence-gives a command
• Exclamatory Sentence-expresses emotion
• Write two of each type of sentence. You should
  have 8 sentences when you are finished.

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Math(9/249/25) 8
Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2 The population
of a particular suburb of a major city doubles
every 8 years. Approximately how many years will
it take for the population to grow from 2,000 to
65,000 people? Algebra 2 Trig and Above If
, then equals
what?

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Science 9 (9/269/29)

• Do you believe that scientists should try to
  alter violent storms to protect U.S. citizens?
  Please respond in a paragraph of at least 5
  sentences.

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Social Science 10 (9/30 and 10/1)
In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
sentences answer the question relevant to the
course you are enrolled World History I/AP WH
(9TH Grade and 10th Grade AP WH) What were the
effects the introduction of agriculture had on
early societies? World History 2 (10th Grade)
What problems or issues were evident in the
Catholic Church that helped to spark a
reformation movement? US History (11th Grade)
Why and how did a slavery system emerge in the
Southern colonies? How did slavery impact the
development of America? US Government (12th
Grade) With approx. a month before the election,
predict which candidate you think will win and why

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Character 11 (10/210/3)

• Cheerful
• How are cheerfulness and optimism related?
• Can you have one trait without the other?
• Please respond in a short paragraph of 5-7
  sentences.

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English 12 (10/610/7)

• Students struggle with fragment sentences!
• Directions Make the following fragment sentences
  into complete sentences.
• Typing on her computer before class.
• Leaving my purse on the table.
• After a light breakfast and a two-mile hike.
• Jim preparing a delicious barbecued dinner for
  his mothers birthday.
• During the night, the stars that came out like
  diamonds on black velvet.

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Math 13(10/810/9)

Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2 What is 16 of
7/9 of 225? Algebra 2 Trig and Above If
exactly three out of five game show contestants
can advance to another round, what is the
probability that Contestants 1 and 3 will
advance?
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Science 14 (10/1010/14)

• Most people who study science in high school do
  not plan to ever become scientists. In spite of
  that, can you think of reasons why it might be
  important for people to study science anyway?
  Explain your thinking in a paragraph of 5-7
  well-written sentences.

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Social Science 15 (10/15 and 10/16)
In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
sentences answer the question relevant to the
course you are enrolled World History I/AP WH
(9TH Grade and 10th Grade AP WH) Describe the
daily life of the earliest hunter-gatherer
societies. World History 2 (10th Graders) What
was the Columbian Exchange and provide examples
of both positive and negative effects of this
exchange? US History (11th Graders) Identify and
explain which key events were most responsible
for increasing tensions between Britain and the
American colonies. US Government (12th Graders)
Given the fact that Barack Obama is
African-American and McCain choose Sara Palin to
be his running mate, does this signal to you an
end of racial and gender discrimination in this
county. Explain why or why not?
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Character 16 (10/1710/20)

• Loyalty
• How is your loyalty to a friend affected by his
  or her loyalty to you? Is loyalty a two-way
  street?
• List three ways you can show loyalty to your
  school.

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English 17 (10/2110/22)

• Anne Bradstreet lived in Colonial America and
  wrote a poem called To My Dear Children. Write
  a letter poem to yourself in the voice of a
  parent or grandparent. What advice would you
  give yourself? The letter poem should be ten
  lines. ?

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Math 18 (10/2310/24)

• Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
• If the ratio of 300 to c is equal to the ratio of
  2 to 1, and the ratio of c to n is equal to the
  ratio of 2 to 3, what is the value of n - c?
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• If and
  , then f(x) equals what?

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Science 19 (10/2710/28)

• Scientists in Switzerland have recently completed
  the Large Hadron Collider, which is the most
  powerful particle accelerator in the world. It
  was designed to smash together high-energy
  electrons to simulate the conditions that
  occurred at the Big Bang.
• One possible outcome of the experiment will be
  the creation of a small black hole inside the
  machine. Some people are afraid that this black
  hole could grow out of control and destroy the
  Earth. Most scientists say that this is not
  likely to happen. But because of that fear, some
  people have tried to block the start-up of the
  collider.
• Think about the purpose of science in our world
  today, and in a paragraph of at least 7
  well-written sentences, explain why you think
  scientists should or should not be allowed to
  conduct experiments that might have dangerous
  consequences.

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Social Science 20 (10/29 and 10/30)

• In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
  sentences answer the question relevant to the
  course you are enrolled
• World History I/AP WH (9TH Grade and 10th Grade
  AP WH) Compare/Contrast the major features of
  Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia
• World History 2 (10th Grade) What were the most
  powerful motives for European exploration?
• US History (11th Grade) Identify and explain
  the most important compromises that paved the way
  for the framing and ratification of the US
  Constitution.
• US Government (12th Grade) How does the Checks
  and Balance system insure that our government
  operates on a limited basis?

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Character 21 (10/3111/5)

• Sympathetic
• Do you tend to be more sympathetic to some people
  than toward others?
• What might make you prejudiced against certain
  people? Is this fair?
• Is there a particular cause that you feel
  sympathy for?

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English 22 (11/611/7)

• Pronoun-Antecedent AgreementPronouns must agree
  with their antecedents in numbers.
• English (Basic/General/Academic) Rewrite the
  sentences with the correct pronoun usage.
• Everyone on Marys trip was a leader in their
  field.
• Several on board had his or her own special job.
• Me saw the ship depart Seattle for Skagway.
• My son and me saw the ship depart from Seattle.
• Each of the members had their own room.
• English (Honors/AP) Rewrite the paragraph and
  fix the mistakes and clarify the references.
• John Muirs friendship with Harriman paid
  off when the naturalist was energetically trying
  to establish Yosemite Valley as a national park.
  Harriman lobbied each powerful senator he knew in
  Washington to convince them to protect the
  valley. When the bill came up for a vote in
  Congress, neither the wilderness advocate nor the
  tycoon could count on getting their way. Each
  man held their breath. The bill passed in a
  close vote all in support of natural parks
  cheered its success.

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Math 23 (11/1011/11)

• Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
• What value of x satisfies both equations?
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• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• Alison deposits 500 into a new savings account
  that earns 5 percent interest compounded
  annually. If Alison makes no additional deposits
  or withdrawals, how many years will it take for
  the amount in the account to double?

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Science 24 (11/1211/13)

• Take a minute and think about whether or not
  State and Federal Governments Fund Science
  Research.
• In a well thought out paragraph (5-7 sentences)
  what is one objection to having the government
  pay for scientific research? What is an objection
  to having private corporations fund the research?

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Social Science 25 (11/14 and 11/17)
In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
sentences answer the question Do you believe
the results of the election is a positive step
for the United States? Explain your answer.
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Character 26 (11/1811/19)

• Make A Card For A Hero delivered to a military
  hospital /base nationally overseas in time for
  the holidays. Address it Dear Hero", Dear
  Service Member" or Fellow American. Keep in
  mind, they aren't all soldiers and they aren't
  all men. Please do not mention violence or draw
  guns, etcbe uplifting and show thanks for what
  they do for you!!
• When completed, please give it to an elective
  teacher for extra credit. YOUR CARD MUST BE
  COMPLETE AND APPROPRIATE TO SEND FOR CREDIT TO BE
  GIVEN!!

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English (11/20 11/21) Specific Language 27

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Rewrite using
  specific nouns rather than general ones.
• Many people were fascinated with the idea of
  flight.
• The brothers searched for a great place to test
  their gliders.
• The shelves in the shop were covered with tools
• The thing hit the ground with a sharp sound.
• People looked up as the odd-looking thing flew
  by.
• English (Honors/AP) Rewrite the paragraph using
  concrete details (descriptive language).
• We walked up to the top of the dune to watch
  the world change right before our eyes. There
  were three of us. From there, so high up, we
  could see the pretty ocean in one direction and
  the bay in the other. It was a fine day, really
  nice. We sat there and waited for a bit. Then,
  off to the left, we saw the thing take off.

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Math 28 (11/2411/25)
Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 Of the 6
courses offered by the music department at her
college, Kay must choose exactly 2 of them. How
many different combinations of 2 courses are
possible for Kay if there are no restrictions on
which 2 courses she can choose?   Algebra 2 Trig
and Above Marigolds are to be planted inside a
circular flower garden so that there are 4
marigolds per square foot. The circumference of
the garden is 20 feet. If marigolds are available
only in packs of 6, how many packs of 6 flowers
are needed?

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Science 29(12/112/2)

• In what ways do you believe video games could be
  helpful or harmful to your health and well-being?
  Please respond in a well-developed paragraph of
  at least 7 sentences.

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Social Science 30 (12/3 and 12/4)
In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
sentences answer the question relevant to the
course you are enrolled World History I/AP WH
(9TH Grade and 10th Grade AP WH) What were some
of the most important contributions Ancient China
made to civilization? World History 2 (10th
Grade) What contributions did Galileo,
Copernicus and Newton make to the Scientific
Revolution? US History (11th Grade) What is
meant by the expression Manifest Destiny? How
did it effect the development of the United
States in the 1800s? US Government (12th Grade)
Drawing upon your observations of our most recent
election, what roles do political parties play in
our system of government?
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Character 31 (12/512/8)

• Think back to a time when someone did something
  nice for you that you werent expecting. In
  letter format, consisting of at least 5-7
  sentences, thank the individual for their
  generosity. Show the letter to an elective
  teacher for the extra credit, then consider
  giving the letter to the individual you wrote to!

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English (12/9 12/10)
Coherence and Organization 32

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Revise each
  sentence by changing the way it starts. For each
  new sentence, write two new versions. Add,
  change, or delete words as needed.
• Sadly, many do not seem to be concerned with
  recycling.
• The issue of global warming will be with us for
  generations
• Observers in small planes search for treacherous
  icebergs.
• When the survivors spoke of the event, they had
  mixed reactions.
• The soldiers picked up the object and moved it
  away.
• English (Honors/AP) Rewrite this paragraph
  changing, deleting, or adding sentences.
• Of course we should trust people over thirty
  years old. The students in the 1960s who said
  that we shouldnt were wrong. I think we should
  trust people over forty, too. I trust anyone
  over fifty and over sixty. I trust my friends
  grandparents. I think we should trust anyone who
  was once our age and had experiences like those
  we are now having and has learned from them. We
  should trust that as people age, they learn more
  about life. We can learn from their mistakes
  our country does not consist of two societiesone
  with people over thirty and once with people
  under thirty.

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Math 33 (12/1112/12)

• Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2
• Three parallel lines in a plane are intersected
  by a fourth line, forming twelve angles. If one
  of the angles has measure 28, how many of the
  other eleven angles have measure 28?  
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• The dimensions of a rectangular solid are 3
  inches by 4 inches by 5 inches. The length of
  each edge of the solid is to be increased by 20.
  What is the surface area, in square inches, of
  the new solid?

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Science 34 (12/1512/16)

• Listening to music via mp3 players, iPods, and
  other electronic devices is becoming more and
  more popular. Do you feel that constant use of
  such devices will lead to long-term effects (e.g.
  hearing loss). Explain your position in 5-7
  sentences.

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Social Science 35 (12/17 and 12/18)

• In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
  sentences answer the question relevant to the
  course you are enrolled
• World History I/AP WH (9TH Grade and 10th Grade
  AP WH) Compare/Contrast the major beliefs and
  practices of Hinduism and Buddhism
• World History 2 (1Oth Grade) What were the major
  causes of the French Revolution?
• US History (11th Grade) Identify several key
  events of the 1850s and explain how they
  contributed to tensions between the North and
  South.
• US Government (12th Grade) Do you agree that the
  electoral college offers the fairest way of
  electing our presidents? If not, what other
  method is more appropriate and why

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Character 36 (12/191/5)

• As 2008 ends and 2009 begins, now is a good time
  to put together your new years resolutions.
  List at least 5 goals you would like to
  accomplish in 2009 and at least 3 ideas on how to
  accomplish those goals.

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English (1/6 1/7) Topic Sentences Thesis
Sentences 37

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Write one
  paragraph (5-7 sentences) for each of these topic
  sentences.
• Movies are better than television shows.
• Music relaxes people.
• English (Honors/AP) Write a paragraph (5-7
  sentences) to accompany each of these strong
  thesis statements. Use two supporting details in
  each paragraph.
• Had all colonials been asked to vote on the
  Declaration of Independence, they would have
  rejected it.
• Although scientists dont always achieve the
  results they hope for, research is essential to
  our growth and learning, and should always be
  supported.
• Funding space exploration is a waste of time and
  money.

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Math 38 (1/81/9)
Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 Let the
function f be defined by f(x) x2 - 7x 10 and
f(t 1) 0, what is one possible value of t?
Algebra 2 Trig and Above The numbers 3, 5, and
7 are three consecutive odd numbers that are
prime. How many other triplets of consecutive odd
numbers greater than 1 consist entirely of
primes?
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Science 39 (1/121/13)

• Should there be a global effort to limit
  population growth? Explain your answer in a
  well-developed paragraph of at least 5-7
  sentences.

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Social Science 40 (1/14 and 1/15)

• In a well developed paragraph between 5-7
  sentences answer the question relevant to the
  course you are enrolled
• World History I (9th Grade) Compare/Contrast the
  political and social characteristics of Athens
  and Sparta
• World History 2/AP WH (10th Grade) Which
  group(s) benefited the most from the industrial
  revolution and which groups suffered the most
  from industrialization?
• US History (11th Grade) Why did Lincoln issue
  the Emancipation Proclamation when he did in
  1862?
• US Government (12th Grade) Do you think
  Amendment 8, prohibiting cruel and unusual
  punishments, should include a ban on the death
  penalty? Why or why not?

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Character 41 (1/261/29)

• Moving forward
• Reflecting on your first semester, what would you
  do differently academically? What will you do to
  ensure success in the second semester? Is there
  anything outside of academics that you want to
  change or improve?
• Respond in a paragraph of 5-7 sentences.

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English 42 (1/302/2)

• February is Black History Month.
• English (Basic/General/Academic)- Answer in a
  well-written paragraph with 5-7 sentences.
• What does Martin Luther King Jr. mean to you?
• What does Abraham Lincoln mean to you?
• What does the Civil Rights movement mean to you?
• English (Honors/AP) Answer the following
  statements in two well-written paragraphs
  (5-7sentences) that includes varied syntax, three
  vocabulary words, and two concrete details.
• Compare and contrast Martin Luther King Jr. and
  Barrick Obama.
• Compare and contrast Abraham Lincoln and Nelson
  Mandella?

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Math (2/32/4) 43

• Algebra 2 and Below
• Two cyclists start biking from a trail's start 3
  hours apart. The second cyclist travels at 10
  miles per hour and starts 3 hours after the first
  cyclist who is traveling at 6 miles per hour. How
  much time will pass before the second cyclist
  catches up with the first from the time the
  second cyclist started biking?
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• A right circular cone is sliced horizontally
  forming two pieces, each of which has the same
  height. What is the ratio of the volume of the
  smaller piece to the volume of the larger piece?

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Science (2/52/6) 44

• In the winter, the DC and Baltimore metro areas
  can see a wide variety of precipitation types
  (rain, snow, sleet, freezing rain). Why do you
  think this is? What factors do you believe play
  a part in causing there to be such a wide range
  during a typical winter storm? Explain your
  thinking in a well-developed paragraph of 5-7
  sentences.

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Social Science (2/92/10) 45

• In a well developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences
  please respond to the prompt relevant to the
  course you are enrolledWorld History I (9th
  Grade) How did the geography of Greece effects
  its development as a civilization?World History
  2 (10th Grade)What is nationalism? What type of
  effect did it have in the German and Italian
  states in the mid 1800s?US History (11th
  Grade) Explain how the 13th, 14th and 15th
  amendments effect the lives of former slaves
  Government (12th Grade) Do you agree that the
  government should provide money to bail out
  companies that are in danger of going bankrupt
  due to our current economic crisis? Explain.

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Character (2/112/12) 46

• Fair (Page 30 of the agenda)
• Give an example of a time when you found it
  difficult to be fair or that someone did not
  treat you fairly. How could you have handled the
  situation better, or how do you think the other
  person should have handled the situation. Give
  your answer in a paragraph of at least 5-7
  sentences.

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English (2/132/17) 47

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Combine the
  following sentences so they flow.
• English (Honors/AP) Change these sentence into
  active voice sentences.
• Miguel is interested in volcanoes. He is
  interested in earthquakes.
• 2. Rice crops were ruined. Corn crops were
  ruined. Floods destroyed surviving crops.
• 3. Mr. Matsui is a scientist. He studies natural
  catastrophes.
• 4. Some boats got out safely. Rafts of pumice
  trapped many boats in the harbor.
• 5. The historian read through boxes of records.
  She found what she was looking for.

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Math (2/182/19) 48

• Algebra 2 and Below
• What simple interest rate will Susan need to
  secure to make 2,500 in interest on a 10,000
  principal over 5 years?
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• The sum of the two roots of a quadratic equation
  is 5 and their product is -6. Which of the
  following could be the equation?

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Science (2/202/23) 49

• This year, 2009, has been designated at the Year
  of Science. What area of science do you feel
  needs the most attention? Why do you feel that
  way? What one invention or discovery would
  improve the situation? Explain your answer in a
  well-developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences.

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Social Science (2/242/25) 50

• In a well developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences
  please respond to the prompt relevant to the
  course you are enrolledWorld History I (9th
  Grade) What was the Hellenistic culture and how
  did it spread?World History 2 (10th Grade)What
  were some of the political, economic and social
  motives of European imperialism?US History
  (11th Grade) Who benefited from
  industrialization and who suffered from its
  effects. Be sure to explain why.Government
  (12th Grade) Identify 2 of Obamas appointments
  and their office. Explain how the checks and
  balance system is at work

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Character (2/262/27) 51

• Cooperation - Part 1
• (Page 31 of agenda)
• Name four character traits that would affect your
  ability to be cooperative. How is cooperation
  like a two-way street? Whose cooperation do
  you need to reach your goals? Write your
  response in a paragraph of at least 5-7 sentences.

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English (3/2 3/4) 52

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Rewrite this
  paragraph inserting the correct punctuation.
• Have you ever eaten fungi ___Most people
  associate fungi with moldsomething youd rather
  not eat ___ But, in truth, fungus is simply a
  type of non-green plant ___ You have probably
  enjoyed a certain fungus in a salad or on a pizza
  ___ What kind of fungi would someone gobble up
  ___ Mushrooms, of course ___
• English (Honors/AP) Rewrite the aforementioned
  paragraph incorporating the following
  punctuation colon, semicolon, period, dash, and
  the question mark. Do not change the meaning of
  the passage.

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Math (3/5 3/6) 53

• Algebra 2 and Below
• The last week of a month a car dealership sold 12
  cars. A new sales promotion came out the first
  week of the next month and the sold 19 cars that
  week. What was the percent increase in sales from
  the last week of the previous month compared to
  the first week of the next month
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• Before 1990, telephone area codes in the United
  States were three-digit numbers of the form xyz.
  Shown below are sets X, Y, and Z from which the
  digits x, y, and z, respectively, were chosen.
  How many possible area codes were there?
• X 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
• Y 0, 1
• Z 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

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Science (3/9 3/10) 54

• In the field of medicine, what do you feel will
  be the next disease that is cured. In a
  paragraph of at least 5-7 sentences, explain why
  you feel this way.

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Social Science (3/11 3/12) 55

• In a well developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences
  please respond to the prompt relevant to the
  course you are enrolledWorld History I (9th
  Grade) Discuss a political, social and cause of
  the fall of the Roman Empire.World History 2
  (10th Grade)Discuss any 3 of the 4 major causes
  of World War I (Hint several are isms)US
  History (11th Grade) Discuss why after 3 years
  of remaining neutral the United States entered
  World War IGovernment (12th Grade) Define
  federalism. As a way of elaborating on your
  definition identify and explain important federal
  and state powers.

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Character (3/13 3/16) 56

• Cooperation-Part 2 (Page 31 of agenda)
• Are there times when you want to have your own
  way, rather than cooperate? What situations make
  you feel this way? What are at least four
  situations that you could be more cooperative in.
  Write your response in a paragraph of at least
  5-7 sentences

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English (3/17 3/18) 57

• English (Basic/General/Academic)-Interrupters/Appo
  sitives Add the appropriate commas in the
  sentence.
• Daniel Boone a famous frontiersman lived from
  1734 to 1820.
• James Fennimore Cooper an author modeled several
  characters after him.
• Boone a well-known and skilled woodsman led a
  group that cleared the way for others to follow.
• Daniel married Rebecca the daughter of a neighbor
  who later accompanied her husband on a trip.
• In 1775, when the English came to seize Fort
  Duquesne now Pittsburgh Daniel joined the
  militia.
• English (Honors/AP) Interrupters/Appostives
  Add commas where needed in this paragraph.
• California the Golden State is a popular place
  to visit and to live. It has many attractions,
  not the least of which is its temperate or mild
  climate. Is this the paradise of some peoples
  dreams? Earthquakes as you know are a threat.
  There are also numerous floods and fires.
  Overcrowding especially in southern California
  makes housing expensive, travel slow, and
  pollution high. Still, the appeal or draw of
  beautiful weather and sunny beaches keeps people
  flocking to this golden state.

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Math (3/193/20) 58

• Algebra 2 and Below
• What is 35 of a number if 12 is 15 of a number?
  
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• The function f is defined by
• For What is the difference
  between the maximum and minimum values of f?

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Science (3/233/24) 59
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Social Science (3/253/26) 60

• In a well developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences
  please respond to the prompt relevant to the
  course you are enrolledWorld History I (9th
  Grade) Discuss the major differences between the
  Eastern Orthodox Church and the Western Catholic
  ChurchWorld History 2 (10th Grade) Discuss how
  the policies of appeasement and isolationism
  contributed to the outbreak of World War II in
  EuropeUS History (11th Grade) What were the
  most important causes and effects of the Great
  Depression? Government (12th Grade) Of the
  first 10 amendments to the constitution discuss
  which one is the most important and which one is
  the least relevant today. Be sure to support your
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• English (Basic/General/Academic)- In 5-7
  sentences, describe how someone excites a crowd
  at a pep rally.
• A little Rumpelstiltskin figure, contorted with
  hatred, he gripped the neck of the microphone
  with one hand while the other, enormous at the
  end of a bony arm, clawed the air menacingly
  above his head At every few minutes the fury
  of the crowd boiled over and the voice of the
  speaker was drowned by a wild beastlike roaring
  that rose uncontrollably from thousands of
  throats (1984, p. 46).
• English (Honors/AP) Using the aforementioned
  quote, describe in 5-7 sentences how the
  protagonist of this passage mirrors
  (figuratively) Odysseus, Beowulf, John Proctor or
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• Algebra 2 and Below
• There are 5 routes from Pskov to Suzdal. There
  are 4 routes from Suzdal to Vladimir. There are 3
  routes from Vladimir to Moscow. If you have to
  pass through Suzdal and Vladimir exactly once,
  how many ways are there to go from Pskov to
  Moscow?
• Algebra 2 Trig and Above
• Find the value of    (x - a)(x - b)(x - c)  . .
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• In a well developed paragraph of 5-7 sentences
  please respond to the prompt relevant to the
  course you are enrolledWorld History I (9th
  Grade) Identify and explain the 5 pillars of
  IslamWorld History 2 (10th Grade) What is
  meant by the term Cold War? Why was there a Cold
  War between the US and USSR between the years
  1945 and 1989?US History (11th Grade) Identify
  and explain at least 2 arguments that supported
  Americas use of the A-Bomb on Japan and 2
  arguments that opposed Americas use of the bomb
  Government (12th Grade) Which of the three
  branches of government, executive, legislative
  and judicial, is the most powerful in our system
  of government. Explain why with specific examples
  of powers and responsibilities.

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  following sentences, correcting errors in
  capitalization.
• Friday is lincolns birthday.
• We are taking geometry and science III this year.
• The union trust bank installed a new security
  system.
• Our history course this year is history 4A.
• Judge smith exonerated Jack brennan of the crime.
• English (Honors/AP) Rewrite the paragraph,
  correcting the errors.
• Carlos Gomez, president of the spanish club at
  Jefferson high school, organized a program for
  cinco de mayo. Because many students in the
  school were of mexican or native american
  background, this day was very popular with the
  students. After a special luncheon of Carne
  asada tortillas, and Guacamole, the students
  assembled in the auditorium for a program of
  dances by different groups of hispanic girls and
  boys.

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