Make past simple ‘yes / no’ questions. Also answer each question with a positive answer and with a negative answer.
1. (Susan / have a good day?)
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2. (she / like the book?)
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3. (you / live in Wisconsin last year?)
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4. (he / drink coffee this afternoon?)
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5. (she / play baseball last Saturday?)
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6. (you / stop at the grocery store?)
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7. (he / work from home this week?)
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8. (they / study English is Scotland?)
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9. (they / meet up at the mall?)
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10. (he / read the article?)
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11. (Jane / visit China?)
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12. (they / eat cake at the party?)
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13. (we / get to the airport on time?)
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14. (Joshua / study English Literature?)
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15. (you / enjoy the cupcakes?)
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16. (they / drink the tea?)
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Tuesday, July 31, 2018
Tuesday, July 24, 2018
New Worksheet - English - Past Continuous Passive (positive, negative, and questions) (II)
Past Continuous Passive (positive, negative, and questions)
Make the sentences passive:
1. Somebody was reading the book.
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2. Somebody was publishing the report.
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3. Somebody was making mistakes.
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4. Somebody was canceling the plans.
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5. Somebody was looking for the keys.
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6. Somebody was finding the answer.
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7. Somebody was playing the guitar.
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8. Somebody was working on the car.
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9. Somebody was teaching the class.
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10. Somebody was taking care of the garden.
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11. Somebody was not washing the dishes.
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12. Somebody was not advising the council.
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13. Somebody was not folding the laundry.
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14. Somebody was not attending the party.
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15. Somebody was not borrowing the book.
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16. Was somebody buying a car?
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17. Was somebody telling a story?
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18. Was somebody watching the movie?
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19. Was somebody cleaning the floor?
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20. Was somebody offering a new job?
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Make the sentences passive:
1. Somebody was reading the book.
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2. Somebody was publishing the report.
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3. Somebody was making mistakes.
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4. Somebody was canceling the plans.
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5. Somebody was looking for the keys.
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6. Somebody was finding the answer.
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7. Somebody was playing the guitar.
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8. Somebody was working on the car.
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9. Somebody was teaching the class.
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10. Somebody was taking care of the garden.
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11. Somebody was not washing the dishes.
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12. Somebody was not advising the council.
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13. Somebody was not folding the laundry.
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14. Somebody was not attending the party.
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15. Somebody was not borrowing the book.
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16. Was somebody buying a car?
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17. Was somebody telling a story?
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18. Was somebody watching the movie?
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19. Was somebody cleaning the floor?
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20. Was somebody offering a new job?
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© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
New Worksheet - Chemistry - Types of Reactions (II)
There are five basic types of chemical reactions:
Decomposition reaction – a reaction that changes a compound into its constituent elements.
Formation reaction – a reaction that starts with two or more elements and produces one compound.
Combustion of a metal – the reaction of a metal with oxygen.
Complete combustion reaction – a reaction in which O2 is added to a compound containing carbon and hydrogen, producing CO2 and H2O.
Incomplete combustion reaction - when there is not enough oxygen available, a combustion reaction will only produce carbon monoxide or just carbon instead of carbon dioxide.
Write out the balanced equations for the following reactions.
1. The decomposition of MgCO3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
2. The formation of C2H6O2.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
3. The combustion of aluminum which produces aluminum oxide.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
4. The complete combustion reaction of C10H8.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
5. The decomposition of C3H8.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
6. The formation of Na2S2O3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
7. The formation of CaCO3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
8. The complete combustion reaction of C2H6O.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
9. The decomposition of NH4Cl.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
10. The complete combustion reaction of CH4O.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
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Decomposition reaction – a reaction that changes a compound into its constituent elements.
Formation reaction – a reaction that starts with two or more elements and produces one compound.
Combustion of a metal – the reaction of a metal with oxygen.
Complete combustion reaction – a reaction in which O2 is added to a compound containing carbon and hydrogen, producing CO2 and H2O.
Incomplete combustion reaction - when there is not enough oxygen available, a combustion reaction will only produce carbon monoxide or just carbon instead of carbon dioxide.
Write out the balanced equations for the following reactions.
1. The decomposition of MgCO3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
2. The formation of C2H6O2.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
3. The combustion of aluminum which produces aluminum oxide.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
4. The complete combustion reaction of C10H8.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
5. The decomposition of C3H8.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
6. The formation of Na2S2O3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
7. The formation of CaCO3.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
8. The complete combustion reaction of C2H6O.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
9. The decomposition of NH4Cl.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
10. The complete combustion reaction of CH4O.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
Tuesday, July 10, 2018
New Worksheet - Chemistry - Polyatomic Ions (II)
Name the following compounds.
1. NaBr _______________________
2. NaNO3 _______________________
3. Ca(CN)2 _______________________
4. BaSO3 _______________________
5. ZnCrO4 _______________________
6. Al(OH)3 _______________________
7. AgClO3 _______________________
8. (NH4)2SO3 _______________________
9. Na2CO3 _______________________
10. KCN _______________________
Write the formulas for the following compounds:
1. lithium nitrate __________________________________
2. cesium acetate __________________________________
3. aluminum sulfite __________________________________
4. potassium chlorate __________________________________
5. beryllium nitrate __________________________________
6. rubidium acetate __________________________________
7. calcium nitrate __________________________________
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1. NaBr _______________________
2. NaNO3 _______________________
3. Ca(CN)2 _______________________
4. BaSO3 _______________________
5. ZnCrO4 _______________________
6. Al(OH)3 _______________________
7. AgClO3 _______________________
8. (NH4)2SO3 _______________________
9. Na2CO3 _______________________
10. KCN _______________________
Write the formulas for the following compounds:
1. lithium nitrate __________________________________
2. cesium acetate __________________________________
3. aluminum sulfite __________________________________
4. potassium chlorate __________________________________
5. beryllium nitrate __________________________________
6. rubidium acetate __________________________________
7. calcium nitrate __________________________________
© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
Tuesday, July 3, 2018
New Worksheet - Chemistry - Covalent Bases (II)
When a covalent base reacts with an acid, two ions are formed as products.
1. H2O reacts with HNO3.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
2. H2SO3 reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
3. HF reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
4. H2O reacts with H3PO3.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
5. H2O reacts with HClO4.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
6. H2CO3 reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
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1. H2O reacts with HNO3.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
2. H2SO3 reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
3. HF reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
4. H2O reacts with H3PO3.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
5. H2O reacts with HClO4.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
6. H2CO3 reacts with H2O.
Which one is the acid? _______________
Which one is the base? _______________
Write the balanced chemical equation showing this reaction and its products.
Answer: ___________________________________________________________________
© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
Tuesday, June 26, 2018
New Worksheet - Atomic Models and Radioactive Decay (II)
Use a periodic table to help you answer the questions below.
1. What is the atomic number for cobalt?
Answer: ___________________
2. Give the information about what the Bohr model says a arsenic-75 atoms looks like. (Electron capacity for each orbit: orbit 1 is 2 electrons; orbit 2 is 8 electrons; orbit 3 is 18 electrons; orbit 4 is 32 electrons; orbit 5 is 50 electrons).
number of protons ___________________
number of neutrons ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 1 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 2 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 3 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 4 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 5 ___________________
3. A radioactive isotope with a half-life of 5 hours is used in scientific research. If a scientist starts with 2,000 grams of the isotope, how many grams will be left in 35 hours?
Answer: ___________________
4. Find the daughter products of Cm-247 if undergoes alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.
alpha: ___________________
beta: ___________________
gamma: ___________________
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1. What is the atomic number for cobalt?
Answer: ___________________
2. Give the information about what the Bohr model says a arsenic-75 atoms looks like. (Electron capacity for each orbit: orbit 1 is 2 electrons; orbit 2 is 8 electrons; orbit 3 is 18 electrons; orbit 4 is 32 electrons; orbit 5 is 50 electrons).
number of protons ___________________
number of neutrons ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 1 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 2 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 3 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 4 ___________________
number of electrons in orbit 5 ___________________
3. A radioactive isotope with a half-life of 5 hours is used in scientific research. If a scientist starts with 2,000 grams of the isotope, how many grams will be left in 35 hours?
Answer: ___________________
4. Find the daughter products of Cm-247 if undergoes alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.
alpha: ___________________
beta: ___________________
gamma: ___________________
© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
New Worksheet - Parallelograms and Triangles
Practice surface area calculations for parallelograms and triangles with this worksheet.
To determine the area of a parallelogram, multiply the length by the height.
To determine the area of a triangle, multiply the base of the triangle times ½ and times the height.
Find the solutions to the following problems:
1. A parallelogram has a length of 6 inches and a height of 3.7 inches. What is the area?
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2. A parallelogram has a length of 8.2 inches and a height of 2.5 inches. What is the area?
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3. A parallelogram has a length of 9.3 inches and a height of 4 inches. What is the area?
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4. A triangle has a base of 8.1 inches and a height of 3.8 inches. What is the area?
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5. A triangle has a base of 3.27 inches and a height of 2.86 inches. What is the area?
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6. A triangle has a base of 17.6 inches and a height of 7.4 inches. What is the area?
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© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
To determine the area of a parallelogram, multiply the length by the height.
To determine the area of a triangle, multiply the base of the triangle times ½ and times the height.
Find the solutions to the following problems:
1. A parallelogram has a length of 6 inches and a height of 3.7 inches. What is the area?
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2. A parallelogram has a length of 8.2 inches and a height of 2.5 inches. What is the area?
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3. A parallelogram has a length of 9.3 inches and a height of 4 inches. What is the area?
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4. A triangle has a base of 8.1 inches and a height of 3.8 inches. What is the area?
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5. A triangle has a base of 3.27 inches and a height of 2.86 inches. What is the area?
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6. A triangle has a base of 17.6 inches and a height of 7.4 inches. What is the area?
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© 2018 Laura Glassel – lizzietutoring.blogspot.com
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