Homework 32

Language: Word Connections -Analogies

An analogy is a comparison between two different word sets which have a relationship.An example of an analogy is cat 'is to' (:) kitten as dog is to puppy.

Read the analogies and fill in the blank with a word that fits each comparison.

• Glass

• 
• Albert Einstein

• 
• Hand

• 
• Freeze

• 
• Paper

• 

Match the following analogies

• Goose

• 
• Misquitos

• 
• Rocks

• 

Match the following

• Controls the cell functions

• Nucleus

• Makes energy

• Cell Membrane

• Provides protection and support

• Mitochondria

Match the following

• Helps with photosynthesis

• Vacuoles

• A plant cell's outer covering

• Chloroplasts

• Stores water

• Cell Wall

Math: Fraction Word Problems:

Write the expression, then an equal sign, then the answer. (Make sure any improper fractions are turned to mixed numbers.)

There were 8/9 lb. of grapes. If Julia wanted to divide these into servings with 2/6 lb. of grapes each, how many servings would there be?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

Bethany had 8/12 yd. of fabric and wanted to make crafts that took 1/9 yd. each. How many crafts could she make?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

James had 8/10 of a quart of milk left and wanted to use 6/15 of a quart for each milkshake. How many milkshakes could he make?

Mathematical Equivalence

ON

What do you call a witch who lives at the beach?

• oceanwitch

• seawitch

• sandwitch

• beachwitch

Why did the vampire go to the doctor?

• He needed a check-up.

• He had a toothache.

• He was coffin.

• He wanted a blood test.

What do you get when you cross a vampire and a snowman?

• snowbite

• ice vampire

• frozen fangs

• frostbite