Tuesday, August 5, 2008

Homework Week 3 Term 3

Problem Solving
1. Write this number 27, 546 in numerals and in words. What is the place value of the 4?
Twenty-seven thousand five hundred and forty-six
40

2. Write this number 43, 719 in numerals and in words. What is the place value of the 4?
Forty-three thousand seven hundred and nineteen
40,000

3. Write this number 52, 909 in numerals and in words. What is the place value of the 2?

Fifty-two thousand nine hundred and nine
2000

4. Write this number 16, 783 in numerals and in words. What is the place value of the 1?

Sixteen thousand seven hundred and eighty-three
10,000


Days in a week -7

Days in the month of June -30
Days in the month of July -31
Weeks in a year -52
Months in a year -12
Years in a decade -10
Years in a century -100
Seconds in a minute -60
Minutes in an hour -60
Hours in a day -24
Days in a fortnight -14
Days in a year -365
Days in a leap year-366
MEAN Questions
1. Sandra is playing in a tennis doubles tournament. The rules say that the average age of the pair of players on each side must be ten years old or younger. Sandra is eight years old. Her partner must be _12_ years old or younger.

2. Juan has played in four baseball games this season. He struck out an average of twice per game. In the last three games, he didn't strike out at all. How many times did he strike out in the first game of the season?
8

3. Jerome took five spelling tests in the last marking period. He scored 100% in all but one. His lowest score was 80%. What was his mean score for the spelling tests in the last marking period?

96

4. Lucy bought seven pens. Four of the pens cost a dollar each. Three of the pens cost 30 cents each. What was the average cost of each pen?

70c
Poem
Man From The Snowy River
There was movement at the station, for the word had passed around
That the colt from old Regret had got away,
And had joined the wild bush horses -- he was worth a thousand pound,
So all the cracks had gathered to the fray.
All the tried and noted riders from the stations near and far
Had mustered at the homestead overnight,
For the bushmen love hard riding where the wild bush horses are,
And the stock-horse snuffs the battle with delight.

Banjo Patterson


Easter egg hunt
1. There are five eggs under Tim’s bed. There are four times as many chocolate eggs as marshmallow eggs. How many marshmallow eggs are under Tim’s bed? 1

2. Danielle found 23 eggs. She smiled broadly because she had found nine more eggs than Chris. Jennie smiled even more. She had found exactly as many eggs as Chris and Danielle together. How many eggs did Jennie find? 37

3. Lee Ann is mixing blue dye and yellow dye so that she can have some green eggs. She will use an equal amount of each color (blue and yellow). She has four blue dye tablets and seven yellow dye tablets. Which one of the following statements can you be sure is NOT true.


a. Lee Ann needs more blue tablets to make the green dye.

b. Lee Ann has more yellow tablets than she needs to make the green dye.
c. Lee Ann must get green tablets to make green dye.
d. Lee Ann wants to dye eight eggs.
Spelling Words
dew, blew, grew, nephew, few, brew, knew, jewel, new, chew, stew, ewe, crew, screw, drew, threw, flew

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