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SCHOOL COMMITTEE
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11/02/2011
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Trapezoid—polygon with three angles and three sides. <br /> Triangle—polygon with three angles and three sides. <br /> True/True statement—agreeing with the facts; not false;accurate. <br /> Unit—another name for one. Place value—the units column is the ones column. <br /> Value—numerical worth or amount. <br /> Weigh/Weight—the weight of an object changes according to gravity a brick would be weightless in <br /> space,even though it still has the same mass as on earth. <br /> Width—breadth—distance across from side to side. <br /> Answering Multiple Choice Questions for Science &Technology <br /> • Read the question. <br /> • Read all answers to the question. <br /> • Go back to the question and highlight important details. <br /> • Graphic:The use of charts and pictures instead of words. <br /> If there is a diagram or graphic: LOOK OVER THE DIAGRAM/GRAPHIC <br /> • Eliminate any incorrect choices. <br /> • Check to make sure that you are marking the correct number on your answer document. <br /> Answering Open Response Questions for Science & Technology <br /> • Take a deep breath before you read the open response question. <br /> • Read the question to get the main idea. <br /> • Reread the question and ask yourself, "What is it that I must answer?" <br /> • Look for the five "W's"who,what,where,why,when and how to determine how to answer the <br /> question. <br /> • Make sure that you underline the question and answer all parts of the question. <br /> • Keep reading the question as you are answering the question <br /> • Look for specific vocabulary words that tell you what your are supposed to do. <br /> • Label all answers. Don't forget your units. Make sure labels make sense. Ex. Mass answers in grams or <br /> kilograms,not liters or meters <br /> • Be sure to use formulas correctly <br /> • Clear your mind and follow the tips given and your will be able to answer the question. <br /> D=m/v—means—Density=mass divided by volume <br /> S=d/t—means—Speed=distance divided by time <br /> Be sure to use formulas correctly <br /> Page 13 of 30 <br />
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