Homework, Monday, 16th January

Maths: Review Topic 10 pp.242-243, Extra Practice pp.244-247 (answers below)

Reading: If you would like to listen to this week's story, click below.

Spelling: Review List 18  Spelling City     Quizlet.  Test tomorrow

List 18 – the /k/, /ng/, and /kw/ sounds

Core Words

shark	question	crooked	struck
attack	electric	drink	mistake
risk	jacket	topic	junk
public	blank	track	squirrel
sink	ache	blanket	stomach

Challenge Words

aquatic

comic

tropical

speckled

peculiar

Tier 3 / Advanced            Spelling City

reckless	skeleton	attic	request
rescue	turkey	cactus	picnic
hoping	raking	vacant	quarrel
chuckle	focal	rascal	scandal
vocal	anchor	sequel	freckle

Topic 10 Practice Test Answers:

1.  A  2.  D  3.  B  4.  C  5.  D  6.  B  7.  B  8.  D  9.  C  10.  A  11.  A

Topic 10 Extra Practice Answer Key

	Set A		Set B				Set C		Set D			Set E
1.	4/12	1.	1/5 hour			1.	1/5	1.	4		1.	½
2.	6/8	2.	½ sandwich			2.	½	2.	324		2.	1/5
3.	1/5	3.	¾ cup hot chocolate					3.	1		3.	2/3
4.	2/4							4.	22		4.	5/6
								5.	eg. 2/3, 16/24		5.	¾
								6.	eg. ¾, 60/80		6.	2/3
								7.	eg. 1/9, 16/144		7.	2/5
								8.	eg. 7/11, 28/44		8.	2/3
											9.	½
											10.	7/8
	Set F		Set G				Set H			Set J
1.	12/5	1.	>	8.	=	1.	5/12, ½, 2/3		1.	Nadia is correct. ¾ of one object can be different to 6/8 of another object of a different size.
2.	2 ¼	2.	>	9.	>	2.	3/8, ¾, 7/8
		3.	=	10.	<	3.	1/6, 1/3, 3/6
		4.	>	11.	=	4.	2/5, 5/6, 11/12
		5.	>	12.	<	5.	½, 5/8, 6/8
		6.	>	13.	>	6.	3/10, 2/5, 6/10		2.	Yes, because you can multiply the numerator and denominator by the same whole number (any number) to get an equivalent fraction.
		7.	>	14.	<	7.	5/6, 2/3, 1/3
						8.	1/1, 7/8, ¾
						9.	7/10, 1/3, 3/12
						10.	3/8, 2/6, ¼
						11.	2/4, 1/3, 2/8
						12.	5/6, 4/5, 9/12