This document contains Caleb Smith's homework, which includes responses to multiple choice questions testing math and language skills, as well as short responses to prompts about fireworks safety and calculating the number of fruit juice cans sold each day of the week based on sales data. Caleb's teacher provides feedback, praising the effort put into the homework and noting one section was missing.

1. homework

2. 10 Quick Questions 1. 36/12+17=20 2.list the prime numbers< 25=2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19,23, 3.8sq=8*8=64 4.14+17=31 5.bakers dozen =13 6.$39.69/7 =$5.67 7.darw a parallelogram /=/ 8.convert 2045 cents to $ = $20.45 9.7*9-39=24 10.find ½ of $19.70=9.85          

3. The material world 1. draw a diagram of a foundation or sky rocket type fireworks. 2.what materials are used and how is it designed to ensure that it works correctly? A long fuse so that when you light them they don't blow up. 3.make a list of all the safety reasons. Away from fire, keep it dry, don’t light near a house, don’t keep to close to them Some good safety hints. There are a few more that I thought that you might have included. There is more information about the insides of fireworks if you has access to the resources.

4. language skills Rewrite these sentences, correcting any mistakes. 1.I cannot run no further. I cannot run any further 2. She is not as old as me. She is not as old as me. 3.She hurted her leg. She hurt her leg 4.This jacket is wore out. This jacket is worn out 5.Of the two, I like James the best. out of the two I like James the best. 6. he don’t speak clear . He doesn't speak clearly. 7.He done his work correctly. He's done his work correctly. 8.Neither of them are tall. nether of them are tall.         Do not forget about the punctuation.

5. Challenge During a school week250 cans of fruit juice were sold on Monday and Tuesday 93 were sold. On Tuesday & Wednesday 105 were sold. On Wednesday and Thursday 97 were sold and on Thursday and Friday 107 were sold. 1.How many cans of fruit juice were sold on each day of the week? =50 This is the average per day, but we can work out how many were sold each day using the information that you were provided.

6. Critical thinking skills: fact or opinion Bold=Fact Italics=opinion A refugee immigrant is a person who has had to flee for safety to another country. Because they are too frightened to return they have to find another country to live in. It is estimated that there are at least 10 million refugees in the world. New Zealand is surrounded by water, therefore we do not have refugees walking in, as happens in other countries, which is fortunate for us. Most refugees in New Zealand come through the official channels. New Zealand is a great place in which to live. In the last forty years New Zealand has accepted more than 15000 refugees from many places in the world and this is a good record. An example would be 733 Polish orphans & 105 adults who came to New Zealand in 1944 as a result of the war in Europe. MY OPINION: Yes I think New Zealand should accept refugees because there are so many bad things happening around the world and NZ is a nice place to live. But we don’t want too many as it costs the country too much money. Good job here Caleb. Identifying fact and opinion is an important reading skill. Nice to see some thought in your opinion as well.

7. By Caleb smith 80 This is good homework Caleb. I can see that you have put a lot of effort into it. It is good to see some written language, although there was one section missing. Keep up the good effort.