21 AUG 20 FRI

From Me to Everyone:  06:19 PM

1) The middle number of 0 and 1

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:19 PM

0.5

From Me to Everyone:  06:20 PM

2) The middle number 0 and 0.5

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0.25

From Me to Everyone:  06:20 PM

3) The middle number of 0.5 and 1

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:21 PM

0.75

From Me to Everyone:  06:21 PM

4) The middle number 0 and 0.2

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:21 PM

0.1

From Me to Everyone:  06:22 PM

5) The middle number of 0.8 and 1

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:23 PM

0.9

From Me to Everyone:  06:23 PM

6) The middle number of 0.9 and 1

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:24 PM

0.95

From Me to Everyone:  06:24 PM

7) The middle number of 0 and 0.1

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:25 PM

0.5

0.05

From Me to Everyone:  06:25 PM

8) The middle number of 0.25 and 0.35

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:26 PM

0.3

From Me to Everyone:  06:26 PM

9) The middle number of 0.1 and 0.2

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:28 PM

0.15

From Me to Everyone:  06:28 PM

10) The middle number of 0.3 and 0.7

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:30 PM

0.45

0.5

From Me to Everyone:  06:32 PM

11) In the number 1234.567, what is the digit in the UNITS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:32 PM

7

From Me to Everyone:  06:34 PM

12) What is the digit in TENS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:34 PM

4

3

From Me to Everyone:  06:35 PM

11) What is the digit in the UNITS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:35 PM

4

From Me to Everyone:  06:35 PM

13) What is the digit in the HUNDREDS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:36 PM

2

From Me to Everyone:  06:36 PM

14) What is the digit in the THOUSANDS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:36 PM

1

From Me to Everyone:  06:36 PM

15) What is the digit in the ONE-TENTHS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:37 PM

5

From Me to Everyone:  06:38 PM

16) What is the digit in the ONE-HUNDREDTHS place?

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:38 PM

6

From Me to Everyone:  06:39 PM

17) The digit 7 is in ___ place.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:40 PM

1 thousends

From Me to Everyone:  06:40 PM

ONE-THOUSANDTHS

1/1000

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:40 PM

1/1000

From Me to Everyone:  06:41 PM

18) Write ONE-TENTHS as a decimal number.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:44 PM

1/10

0.01

0.1

From Me to Everyone:  06:44 PM

19) Write ONE-HUNDREDTHS as a decimal number.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:46 PM

0.01

From Me to Everyone:  06:46 PM

20) Write ONE-THOUSANTHS as a decimal number.

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0.001

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21) Eleven-Tenths =

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1.1

From Me to Everyone:  06:47 PM

22) Fifteen-Hundredths =

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:49 PM

1.05

0.15

From Me to Everyone:  06:49 PM

23? Eighteen-Thousandths

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:50 PM

0.018

From Me to Everyone:  06:51 PM

24) NinetyFive - Tenths

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9.5

From Me to Everyone:  06:51 PM

25) SeventyNine - Hundredths

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  06:53 PM

0.79

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26)

0.1

0.01

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:00 PM

0.11

From Me to Everyone:  07:00 PM

27) 0.1 + 0.01 + 0.001

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:02 PM

0.111

From Me to Everyone:  07:02 PM

28) Write 0.2 as a fraction.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:07 PM

1/20

2/20

1/10

2.10

From Me to Everyone:  07:07 PM

29) Write 0.03 as a fraction.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:08 PM

3/100

From Me to Everyone:  07:09 PM

30) Read 0.2 and 0.03.

TWO-TENTHS

THREE-HUNDREDTHS


English

From Me to Everyone:  07:29 PM

Comparing the sizes of a tennis ball and a football, write a sentence.

The earth is bigger than the moon.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:31 PM

A tennis ball is smaller then a foot ball.

A tennis ball is smaller then a football


From Me to Everyone:  07:32 PM

1) A football is larger than a tennis ball.

Rewrite using the word 'large'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:36 PM

A tennis ball isn't as large as a football

A tennis ball isn't as large as a football .


A tennis ball isn't as large as a football.


From Me to Everyone:  07:37 PM

2) The earth is bigger than the moon.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:37 PM

The earth is larger then the moon.

From Me to Everyone:  07:38 PM

Rewrite using 'big'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:39 PM

The moon is not as big as the earth.

From Me to Everyone:  07:39 PM

3) He is taller than me.

Rewrite using 'tall'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:40 PM

I am not as tall as him.

From Me to Everyone:  07:40 PM

4) The US is warmer than Canada.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:42 PM

Canada isn't as warm as the United States of America.

From Me to Everyone:  07:42 PM

5) Canada is richer than Mexico.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:43 PM

Mexico isn't as rich as Canada.

From Me to Everyone:  07:44 PM

6) Tom is not as strong as Jim.

Rewrite using 'stronger'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:45 PM

Jim is stronger than tom.

Jim is stronger than Tm.


Jim is stronger than Tom.

From Me to Everyone:  07:46 PM

7) Geography is not as easy as math.

Rewrite using 'easier'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:48 PM

Math is easier than Geography.


From Me to Everyone:  07:51 PM

8) Chess is not as interesting as football.

Rewrite using 'more interesting'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:53 PM

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Foot ball is more interesting than chess.

Football is more interesting than chess.


From Me to Everyone:  07:53 PM

9) Gold is not as useful as iron.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:54 PM

Iron is more useful than gold.

From Me to Everyone:  07:55 PM

10) Australia is not as populous as India.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  07:57 PM

India is more populous than Australia.

From Me to Everyone:  07:58 PM

11) She is not taller than me.

Rewrite using 'tall'.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:01 PM

I am as tall as her.

From Me to Everyone:  08:03 PM

12) France is not richer than the UK.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:08 PM

UK is as rich as france.

 The UK is as rich as France.


From Me to Everyone:  08:09 PM

13) New Jersey is not more populous than New York.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:10 PM

New York is as populous as New Jrersy.

From Me to Everyone:  08:10 PM

14) Their house is not bigger than ours.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:12 PM

Our house is as big as their house.

From Me to Everyone:  08:12 PM

15) Spanish is not harder than French.

From Saathvika Tetali to Everyone:  08:14 PM

 French is as hard as Spanish.



H:

01) All the players were given ___ in a star hotel.
(A) absent
(B) acid
(C) abacus
(D) abdomen
(E) accommodation
02) He has been ___ from school all week.
(A) ability
(B) accompany
(C) absent
(D) activities
(E) absolutely
03) He won't ___ advice from anyone.
(A) acid
(B) actually
(C) accept
(D) absent
(E) achievement
04) "the part of the body containing the stomach"
(A) abacus
(B) abuse
(C) abdomen
(D) active
(E) abruptly
05) The party was an ___ disaster.
(A) active
(B) absolute
(C) absent
(D) across
(E) accommodation
06) Our conversation ended ___.
(A) absurd
(B) abruptly
(C) accept
(D) ache
(E) absent
07) "often forgetting things"
(A) accent
(B) absent-minded
(C) absorbs
(D) actress
(E) absence
08) They built a new bridge ___ the river.
(A) across
(B) achievement
(C) absorbs
(D) acid
(E) activities
09) He was involved in a road ___ last month.
(A) abdomen
(B) active
(C) absence
(D) accident
(E) absent-minded
10) What happened ___?
(A) acid
(B) across
(C) actually
(D) abruptly
(E) accommodation
11) Our school offers a range of ___ like swimming and skating.
(A) absent
(B) across
(C) accompany
(D) activities
(E) ache
12) I don't like his suggestion, it's ___.
(A) actress
(B) accent
(C) absolutely
(D) actually
(E) absurd
13) It ___ all the moisture and keeps your skin dry. 
(A) abruptly
(B) abacus
(C) absorbs
(D) actually
(E) actress
14) "to treat someone cruelly"
(A) accompany
(B) absorbs
(C) aboard
(D) achievement
(E) abuse
15) My legs ___ after the exercise.
(A) absolutely
(B) activities
(C) active
(D) ache
(E) accommodation
16) In my ___, she will help you with the homework.
(A) abruptly
(B) absolutely
(C) abdomen
(D) across
(E) absence
17) My parents ___ me when I go shopping.
(A) accommodation
(B) absurd
(C) absolutely
(D) accompany
(E) accident
18) COLOR is an ___ spelling in the US.
(A) acid
(B) abruptly
(C) accept
(D) accepted
(E) abdomen
19) He has the ___ to explain things clearly.
(A) abdomen
(B) actual
(C) accept
(D) ability
(E) abroad
20) Welcome ___ flight BA to Paris.
(A) aboard
(B) absent
(C) abdomen
(D) accommodation
(E) accident
21) The ___ school building is fine but the area is not good.
(A) actual
(B) absolute
(C) acceptable
(D) actually
(E) ache
22) Angelina Jolie is my favourite ___.
(A) accent
(B) abdomen
(C) actress
(D) accepted
(E) absence
23) Lemon juice is an ___.
(A) across
(B) absorbs
(C) active
(D) acid
(E) actual
24) He speaks with an American ___.
(A) activities
(B) abdomen
(C) accent
(D) acid
(E) accommodation
25) At present, she is working ___.
(A) accent
(B) abacus
(C) abdomen
(D) absent-minded
(E) abroad
26) She got a medal for her academic ___.
(A) achievement
(B) acceptable
(C) aboard
(D) actual
(E) abdomen
27) This kind of behaviour is not ___.
(A) active
(B) absolute
(C) abroad
(D) aboard
(E) acceptable
28) The food was ___ delicious.
(A) across
(B) active
(C) absorbs
(D) absolutely
(E) absence
29) She is an ___ member of the church.
(A) active
(B) absence
(C) abdomen
(D) achievement
(E) absolutely
30) "a square object with small balls on wires, used for counting"
(A) absorbs
(B) ability
(C) accompany
(D) abacus
(E) actual

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