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Showing posts with label Form 1. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 June 2020

Agricultural Science Form 1


Grenville Secondary School
Agricultural Science Form 1
WEEK: 15th – 19th June, 2020



1. Explain the life cycle of a chicken






2. Look at the video below and identify ten fun facts about chickens you did not know:



Social Studies Form 1


Grenville Secondary School
Social Studies Form 1
WEEK: 15th – 19th June 2020

1.      Define the following terms:

a.      Self-esteem
b.      High self-esteem
c.      Low self-esteem


2.      Which of the following does not describe someone with high self-esteem?

A.    sets goals and is motivated to succeed
B.     able to see their own weakness
C.     does not have any weakness or flaws
D.    sees value in themselves and others


3.      True or False: Someone with low self-esteem has no skills or abilities. Write a paragraph explaining your answer.

4.      Describe THREE factors that contribute towards:

a.      High self-esteem
b.      Low self-esteem


5.      Write a journal article called ‘How I feel about myself’.

Mathematics Form 1

WEEK: June 15 to June 19, 2020

Topic: Order of Operations


Solve the Following:

1.      3 x 9 + 7
2.      12 + 36 ÷ 4
3.      9 ÷ 3 + 4 x 6
4.      2 x 11 – 12 + 2
5.      8 x 18 + 4 + 15
6.      46 + (8 x 4) ÷ 2
7.      6 x 3 + 29
8.      49 + (4 x 4) ÷ 2
9.      72 – (2 x 5)
10.   (3 + 8) x (1 – 4)
11.   (5 + 1) x (4 – 8)

12.   79 + (4 x 4) ÷ 2

Sunday, 7 June 2020

Social Studies Form 1


Grenville Secondary School
 Social Studies Form 1
Assignment for week 8
June 8th - 12th 2020

Topic: Conflict Resolution

In every environment that we are a part of we can find conflict. We find conflict at home, school and in our neighborhood.



1)    Different families deal with conflict using different strategies.
State TWO healthy strategies that can be used at home to solve conflict.


2)    Identify TWO healthy ways of dealing with conflict at school.


3)    Discuss ONE healthy way of resolving conflict in your neighborhood.


Activity:


Create a poster entitled: Guidelines for resolving conflicts. The poster can either be on general guidelines for resolving conflict or it can show guidelines for handling conflict at home, school or in your neighborhood. Remember to show the steps in conflict resolution (see page 26 in your text).

Wednesday, 3 June 2020

Agricultural Science Form 1


Agricultural Science Form 1                              WEEK: June 1 to June 5, 2020


1.     Define the term hybrid.

2.     Explain what is meant by breeding flocks.

3.     Chickens can be reared for different purposes
a.      Classify chicken according to the purpose for which they are reared.

b.     Give two (2) examples of broiler breeds of chickens.


c.      Give two (2) examples of layer breeds of chickens.

d.     Give two (2) examples of dual-purpose breeds of chickens.



4.     List three (3) advantages of rearing broilers.

5.     Give three (3) qualities of a good broiler.

Theater Arts Form 1


THEATER ARTS FORM 1           WEEK: June 1 to June 5

Complete the following:

(1)   The setting of a story means?

(2)   Describe the setting of a story you will use to your class-mate.


(3)   List two functions of the setting to a story.



Tuesday, 2 June 2020

Industrial Arts (IA) Form 1


Topic:  Planes                         WEEK:  2nd – 5th June 2020




Instructions: Complete All work using files pages or Microsoft word. You can snap clear images and upload them or use a Microsoft word document.



1.     What is a chisel?

2.     List and explain three (3) types of chisel and their uses.

3.      Neatly draw and label the following parts of a chisel: Lever cap, backing iron, cutting iron, mouth, frog, adjusting nut, sole, handle

Mathematics Form 1


Mathematics Form 1                                       WEEK: June 1 to June 5, 2020
Topic: Computation

1.     Daniel removes 72 blocks from a jar. There were originally 84 blocks in the jar. How many blocks are left in the jar?
2.     Billy has 95 stickers. He shares 4 with Harry. How many stickers will Billy have?
3.     Jason starts with 49 crayons. Joshua takes 42 away. How many crayons does Jason end with?
4.     Find the missing numbers:
a.      29 + 351 + _________ + 23 = 4202
b.     _____ – 949 = 3,481
5.     Find the product of the following:
a.      2,032 × 93
b.     7,784 × 91
c.      7,514 × 14
6.     Mildred went to the store 39 times last month. She buys 5 crayons each time she goes to the store. How many crayons did Mildred buy last month?
7.     There are 98 pencils in each box. How many pencils are in 3 boxes?
8.     Brenda went to the store 30 times last month. She buys 4 cards each time she goes to the store. How many cards did Brenda buy last month?
9.     Use long division to find the quotient of the following:
a.      6,810 ÷ 5
b.     82,277 ÷ 9
c.      98,469 ÷ 7
10.  There are 2640 candies in Betty’s candy collection. If the candies are organized into 30 groups, how big is each group?

Monday, 1 June 2020

Social Studies Form 1


Assignment for WEEK: June 1 to June 5

Topic: Conflict
1.     Define these key terms:
a.      Conflict
b.     Mediator
c.      Conflict resolution
d.     Mediation

2.     Identify four causes of conflict.

3.     Conflict resolution involves many steps. Outline these steps using numbers or arrows to show the steps taken.

No human can run away from conflict however, what sets us apart is how we address these conflicts.

SCENARIOS: 

Conflict 1:
Jadon and Brady just got back from the tuck shop with their buster and sat eating their lunch. Ruben came rushing through the classroom and knocked over the buster causing Jadon and Brady to get upset. There is no teacher around to help resolve this conflict. How should this conflict be handled?

Conflict 2:
Mother prepared a lovely dinner for the entire family and called us all to the table. As we sat down mother realized that someone stole 4 of the fried jacks. Immediately mother became furious. How should this conflict be handled to prevent it from intensifying?

Conflict 3:
Stephen woke up at 5 o’clock on Sunday morning and began bumping reggae and dance hall music so loud that the houses close by began to shake. His neighbors were awaken by this music and quite angry too since the neighbors 3 month old baby was also up and crying. How should the neighbors handle this potential conflict?
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Tuesday, 26 May 2020

Theater Arts Form 1

THEATER ARTS FORM 1                            WEEK: May 25 to May 29


Answer the following questions on the character in the picture below:
























1.     Give the character a name
2.     Describe the setting for a story you will place the character in
3.     Write an outline of the plot for the story
Explain how the story will be presented

French Form 1

WEEK: May 25 to May 29

Instructions: Write a dialogue between you and the following persons asking his/her age. The dialogue must also contain his/her response. The dialogue must be written in French.

Monday, 25 May 2020

Social Studies Form 1

WEEK: May 25 to May 29

Please complete the following content:

Industrial Arts Form 1


Form 1 Industrial Arts                                             WEEK:  25th -29th May 2020
Topic:  Planes
Instructions: Complete All work using files pages or Microsoft word. You can snap clear images and upload them or use a Microsoft word document. Email:

1.     What is a plane?

2.     List and explain five (5) types of planes


3.      Neatly draw and label the following parts of a plane: lever cap, backing iron, cutting iron, mouth, frog, adjusting nut, sole, handle



English A Form 1

    
FORM 1 ENGLISH A
DATE: MAY 21ST– 28TH, 2020

TOPIC: GRAMMAR AND THE SENTENCE

READ THE FOLLOWING NOTES ON SENTENCES AND COMPLETE THE EXERCISES GIVEN. TYPE YOUR ANSWERS IN THE SPACE PROVIDED.

REMINDERS:
·       A Sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete idea.
E.g. He is my brother.
·       There are TWO main parts of a sentence:
(i)              The subject (doer of the action)
(ii)            The predicate (consists of verb and other words)
EXAMPLES
Subject                                                            predicate
Ali                                                                   is my brother.
A dog                                                              is barking in the street.
A lot of students                                             miss school.





A.    PUT EACH GROUPS OF WORDS TOGETHER TO MAKE A SENSIBLE SENTENCE.
Example:  park/ went to / David
Answer: David went to the park.

1.     I /read books/love to


2.     name is/my brother’s/Michael


3.     Will and I/best friends/are


4.     the library/our class/went to


5.     on time/I / finished my homework





B.    ADD A SUITABLE PREDICATE TO COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE BELOW
Reminder: the predicate part of the sentence tells what action the subject is doing.
Example: The children at the park__________________
Answer: The children at the park kicked the ball.

1.     The student______________________________________________

2.     The soccer player__________________________________________

3.     My mother _______________________________________________

4.     My brothers and I _________________________________________

5.     My best friend ___________________________________________

C.    ADD A SUBJECT TO EACH OF THE FOLLOWING GROUPS OF WORDS TO MAKE A SENSIBLE SENTENCE
Reminder: the subject part of a sentence names whom or what the sentence is about.
Example: ________________ heard a loud noise.
Answer: The man heard a loud noise.

1.     _____________________ walked to the assembly.
2.     ______________________ spoke to the crowd.
3.     ______________________ went to class in the morning.
4.     _______________________ was happy for her students.
5.     ______________________ flys their kites everyday.

D.    COMPRHENSION: READ THE POEM AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

Ol’ Higue                                                     
You think I like this stupidness -
gallivanting all night without skin,
burning myself out like cane-fire
to frighten the foolish?
And for what? A few drops of baby blood?
You think I wouldn’t rather
 take my blood seasoned in fat
 black-pudding, like everyone else?
And don’t even talk ‘bout the pain of salt
and having to bend these old bones down
to count a thousand grains of rice!

If only babies didn’t smell so nice!
And if only I could stop
hearing the soft, soft call
of that pure blood running in new veins,
singing the sweet song of life
tempting an old, dry-up woman who been
holding her final note for years and years,
afraid of the dying hum...
                                                      ( Excerpt from Ol’ Higue by Mark McWatt)

  1. Based on the poem, who or what do you think Ol’ Higue is?
Answer:

  1. How does Ol’ Higue feel about what she does? How do you know this?
Answer:

  1. What does Ol’ Higue mean when she says “Burning myself out like cane fire”? 
Anwer:
  1. Using lines from the poem, why do you think Ol’ Higue is not able to stop doing what she does?
Answer:
  1. Write a an eight-line song based on the poem.
Answer: