This document contains several homework assignments and feedback from Caleb. S including: 1) Assignments on volume, poster design, word problems, and dictionary skills relating to shapes and electricity. 2) A series of quick mathematics questions that Caleb answered correctly. 3) A brief media study on a rugby game between the Chiefs and Sharks that lacked detail. 4) Feedback from a teacher recommending Caleb add more detail to assignments and include a reading log in the presentation.

1. Homework By Caleb.s

2. C. If you can fill it it has volume 160 mm 3 450mm3 

3. B. Designing a poster loony Milo loads of your daily vitamins NEW This cereal contains chocolate and Milo I know that it is hard to do, but there really needs to be a picture on a poster. What is the product made from? What nutritional information is required?

4. Word problems 48m3 2000mm3 

5. Dictionary skills arc – electrical conduction through a gas in an applied electric field chord – is any size wire covered with plastic diameter – the length of a straight line passing through the center of a circle and connecting two points on the circumference radius – the length of a line segment between the center and circumference of a circle or sphere sector – a plane figure bounded by two radii and the included arc of a circle segment -divide into segments; "segment an orange"; "segment a compound word Shapes and electricity.     There all relate to circles.

6. 10 Quick questions 50400 10146 1440 5.69m 10 40mm $ 68.6 27 11.2 4.25          

7. Media studies Rugby The Chiefs and the Sharks the Chiefs won the game. Waikato stadium at 7:30 pm Friday I am expecting more detail. We have discussed this in class for about the last 5 weeks. Explain what happened in the game, some of the key players or moments…

8. BY CALEB.S HOPE YOU LIKED IT 80 Wow, the background is bright! You probably need to fade it a little. Do you have a reading log? It need to be either in your book or on a slide in the presentation. Lets aim to get more detail in the writing.