Geometry Question #2

Thank you for visiting the blog. Remember, you have until Tuesday, January 5, 2010, to answer the following TWO-PART question. Make sure that you use COMPLETE sentences. For example, "No", "Yes", or "I don't know" would not be acceptable for full credit.

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Here is the two-part question...

a. Take the following four numbers: 378, 296, 534, 162. If I asked you to pick the odd one out, which one would it be? Explain your reasoning.

b. Please list the steps that answer question #4 on pg. 322 in your Geometry textbook. (For a recreation of that problem, please click here.)

Geometry Question #1

Thank you for visiting the blog. If you're answeing the following TWO-PART question for the first time, you have until Saturday, December 19, 2009 by 12:00 NOON to answer the following TWO-PART question. Make sure that you use COMPLETE sentences. For example, "No", "Yes", or "I don't know" would not be acceptable for full credit.

Your score will be deducted by 10 points for not getting your response before the original deadline of Friday, December 11, 2009.


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Here is the two-part question...

a. If you as the student had an MP3 player/iPod with a video screen, how could you use that in the classroom for educational purposes? Give two examples.

b. Your friend asked you to describe the midsegment theorem and how it works. How would you explain it?

Weekly Homework #16

Assignments are due on Thursday, December 10, 2009. We will have a QUIZ on Thursday, December 17, in both subjects as well.

Algebra I:

1. TAKS Workbook, pg. 41

Geometry Pre-AP:
1. Textbook: pg. 322-32, #5-12, 21-27, 33-35
2. Your first question is up on the blog under Geometry Question #2. This is due by Tuesday, January 5, 2010.

Geometry Student Letter

Please click here to get a copy of the student letter that was given to all Geometry students on November 30, 2009.

Geometry Review Key for 3-Week Test

To get the answers to the review that was passed out in class on Tuesday, December 8, please click here.

Be patient as it loads. It just takes a few seconds!

Also, notice that question #12, part b has been changed so that both expressions have a "y".

Remember, the test is TOMORROW, DECEMBER 9th!!!

Weekly Homework #15

Assignments are due on Thursday, December 10, 2009. We will have a TEST on Wednesday, December 9, in both subjects as well.

Algebra I:

1. Worksheet: Linear Equations Review

Geometry Pre-AP:

1. Textbook: pg. 313-314, #5-8, 11, 14, 17-20, 23
2. Your first question is up on the blog under Geometry Question #1. This is due by Friday, December 11.

Weekly Homework #14

Assignments are due on Friday, December 4, 2009. We will have a quiz on Friday in both subjects as well.

Algebra I:

1. Worksheet: Hot Air Balloon

Geometry Pre-AP:

1. Textbook: pg. 298-299, #6-12, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, 24-32 (even)
2. Textbook: pg. 306-309, #4-8, 12-17, 20-22, 24, 34, 35
*Also, your first question is up for the blog.