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No Homework This Weekend Guys. Have a great and awesome weekend, 5 day weekend!

Math Project Presentation Fourth Quarter Grade

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-IPbh1e0qTZCCmySvzERPgljha3Qq3XMHeS4s10gwjU/edit?usp=drive_web

Homework

Social Studies

Question 1: What are 3 responsibilities  of the president?

Question 2: Why is the power of the Congress to money important?

Question 3: Which branch of the government do you think is the most powerful?

Social Studies Homework-Grade 7

Sorry guys, didn't have time yesterday to put up the Social Studies homework, so here it is:

Question 1: List the basic steps of how a bill turns to a law.

Question 2: What is the president's cabinet?

Question 3: How was the court system set up?

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Remember: time is important.

Spelling Homework-Independent Practice Part 1 and 2 Unit 21 Greek and Latin Prefixes

Independent Practice-Part 1

1. This may be good or bad, up or down, hot or cold
2. This keeps things running smoothly
3. this type of school is for people who are already well educated
4. This prevents ice
5. This is complete and without a doubt
6. This is an afterthought
7. A court does this to an accused person when it declares him or her not guilty
8. This wears things out fast
9. A person might do this to a check
10. People listen to what this person has to say
11. Things that do this leave nothing on the surface 
12. Moving to a new town might require this 
13. If you've gotten this, you're in

Independent Practice-Part 2

Write a word from the unit that fits the word underlined.

1. This knit has enough supplies for most first aid situation.
2. After an accident, an emergency medical technician determines which injuries to treat immediately and which to put off.
3. Only trained personnel should give first aid in an emergency medical procedures.
4. The accident victim's breathing was unnatural.
5. The teacher of the first aid class is highly skilled at all types of medical procedures.
6. We use the substance that destroys germs to wash the inside of an ambulance.
7. Use self-sticking bandages to cover minor wounds.

Science Article

How far are We from Mass Extinction

Something was killing the frogs of Central America, and pretty fast. One of the first people to notice was Karen Lips, an American studying amphibians in a rainforest there. In 1993, she was shocked to discover that dozens of frogs had vanished from her research site in Costa Rica. When she moved to Panama to continue her research, she found that the frogs there were dying too. And no one could explain why.

By 2006, whatever was killing the frogs had swept across central Panama. Within a few years, dozens of amphibians had disappeared from the wild, including the Panamanian golden frog, famous for being so toxic that the poison on the skin of just one animal can kill 1,000 mice.

The recent demise of the frog and the other amphibians in Central America is just part of a large phenomenon that’s being called the Sixth Extinction.

Today, extinction rates among nearly all the groups of plants and animals are soaring. A century from now, pandas, tigers, and rhinos may exist only in zoos. Scientists say that within this century, 20 to 50 percent of all plant and animal species might disappear.

Under normal circumstances, species rarely become extinct. Scientists estimate that one amphibian species disappears every 1000 years. But sometimes, the world changes very suddenly. In these rare moments, species disappear much more quickly. These events are known as mass extinctions and scientists say that we may be headed toward one.

ATTENTION! THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY TO INFORM THE CONSEQUENCES IF HUMANKIND DOES NOT CHANGE THEIR EVIL WAYS! THIS ARTICLE IS NOT WRITTEN TO SCARE THE DAYLIGHTS OUT OF YOU!