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1. The document is a 10 question math review test on topics related to measuring volume, capacity, and converting between units of measurement like cubic feet, liters, and pounds. 2. The questions ask students to calculate volumes of rectangular prisms, determine the maximum number of storage containers that will fit in an airplane cargo area, identify which dimensions could not correspond to a rectangular prism with a given volume, and perform unit conversions between liters, grams, tons, and other units. 3. The review covers concepts like finding the volume of cubes and rectangular prisms, calculating capacity, and making measurements when converting between customary and metric units.
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The student is provided a template and instructions for writing a personal narrative about a fictional camping trip. The template includes sections for listing the topic, characters involved, events in chronological order, and sensory details. Students are directed to include a beginning, middle, and end with a topic sentence and conclusion. Proper writing mechanics are also emphasized.
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2.6 vocab no animation UPDATED
The document discusses different meanings of the word "own". It can mean to possess or have control over something. It can also mean to put an end to or stop something. The document uses an example of someone being ambitious and determined to succeed. It also provides definitions and examples of the terms "autograph", "carnivore", and discusses celebrities and athletes signing autographs for fans.
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The document discusses different meanings of the word "own". It can mean to possess or have control over something. It can also mean to put an end to or stop something. The document uses the word "own" to mean stop or put an end to. It also discusses ambitious people being determined to succeed. Autographs are signatures from famous or interesting people, often on photographs that celebrities and athletes sign for fans. Carnivores are animals that eat other animals and are also known as meat eaters.
2.6 vocab
The document discusses different meanings of words including "own", "put out", and "autograph". It notes that if someone is ambitious they are determined to succeed. Carnivores are defined as plants or animals that eat other animals, and they are also known as "meat eaters".
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