holiday stuff

firstly, reminders for class outing next week :D
date: 11/11/10, thursday
venue: east coast park
time: 1-7pm (if u wish to cycle)
3-7pm (if u don't intend to cycle)
*dinner starts at 5, can leave anytime after that.

next is holiday hw:
1) maths christmas present
2) chinese parody fairy tale
3) chinese worksheet
4) animal farm
see you guys on thursday

<3 wenwen :D

reminders

1) bring formal dinner clothes for thursday
2) sign E and D form
3) no BP on monday
4) tchoukball competition on tuesday
thanks :D

T4W2 Homework

Hi everyone, here is the homework for the week and some things you might want to start to do:

1. A-Math: Topic 5 Homework Set 3 + Topic 6 Homework Set 1
2. GS Worksheet 3
3. IH brochure
4. Chinese Lecture Worksheet
5. Those in SMO training - you can start doing your Worksheet 2 already

I think that's all then. Have a good weekend

Goldwin

stuff to do over the weekend

hi ppl, how are you guys enjoying the weekend at home? well just a few reminders.
bring $10 for class tee, that i think all of you shd have gotten alrd, on thursday afternoon.
bring $10 for the college annual, if you have ordered.
bring money if you've ordered the class photos, you may want to confirm the amount that you need to pay with anting (97839963).
that's about it, goldwin will post the homework.
wenwen :D

Ok, now my turn:

1. A-Math do golden ratio worksheet (optional) and homework set 1 and 2

2. Math: Blue Assignment by Monday and consolidation practice in km if you want to do (on expansion and factorisation)

3. LA: time capsule (by friday)

4. PD: less-than-5-min presentation (on tuesday)

5. IS: sign the research form

6. IH: page 1 and page 2 of secondary sector worksheet

7. GS: worksheet 2 and portfolio

If there is anything more, comment on the blogpost or the cbox. That's all, see you in school then.

Goldwin

September Holz HW

Heeeylo 106, hope you guys will enjoy your sep holz, but at the same time please rmb to do you hw.
1) HCL: Letter writing, 私函.Please take note that you'll be having your 大作文 test in week 1 next term.

2) IH: Discuss with your group members on the brochure (A3 size) that you will be making about certain cities of China.

3) LA: Time Capsule

4) Normal Math: HW Set 2 and 3 of Topic 3 (Purple book); Written Assignment (25%) on bright blue paper; Read and do pages 1-10 of Topic 5 (Green Book).

5) TK: Box Questions and Hat questions, do all working on TK booklet.

6) GS Portfolio, you ppl might wanna get started with this. It is due on 4th october.

Last but not least, remember to pack for boarding :D See you guys next Sunday :D

Our bonded JH106

Thinking Hat Exercises

I've been informed that some people don't have the TK worksheet. So, I'll post the questions here:

HAT EXERCISE B: (Adeline's group; Kate's group)

There are three children named Amy, Sarah and Eric. There are five hats; two are yellow and three are pink. Each child can see only two hats, those worn by the other children. They cannot see the unworn hats or their own hats. Use the facts below to deduce the color of each child's hat.

Fact: When asked if any of the children knew the color of their own hats. Eric was the only one that knew the color of his hat.

HAT EXERCISE C: (Grace's group; Jonathan's group)

There are three children named Mike, Max and Nancy. There are five hats, three black and two white. Each child can only see two hats, those worn by the other children. Use the facts below to deduce the color of Nancy's hat.

Facts:

After looking at the other children's hat, Mike said, "I don't know the color of my hat."

Max has the same reply.

However, Nancy knew the color of her hat.

HAT EXERCISE D: (Daniel's group; Melissa's group)

There are three girls named Julie, Jill and Janet. There are six hats, three red and three green. Each girl can see only the two hats worn by the other girls. The girls cannot see their own hats or the unworn hats. Use the facts below to deduce the color of Jill's hat.

Facts:

When asked if they could see a red hat, all three girls answered "Yes"

When asked if they could name the color of their hats, Jill was the only girl who said she couldn't.

Bonus: After hearing Janet's and Julie's answer, Jill said "If my sisters know the color of their hats, then I can deduce the color of mine." Explain how she could do this.

Please don't ask me to type out Exercise A.

Goldwin

T3W9

Homework for the week + Events for next week:

1. Governance and Society Worksheet 2 (Research) --> DUE ON WEDNESDAY 01/09

2. Higher Chinese Oral Presentation (Make a short story with the 3 required idioms on your slip of paper) --> TESTED ON TUESDAY 31/08 or FRIDAY 03/09

3. Language Arts Newspaper Article (NOT COMPULSORY)

4. Language Arts Comprehension Test (Summary) --> TESTED ON MONDAY 30/08

That's all, byebye.

Goldwin

T3W8 Homework

Hi 06!

As you could have guessed, the weekly homework post is back! As usual please correct me if I write any wrong homework, or if I wrote extra or less homework, thanks.

1. Math Topic 2 and 3 Supplementary exercise (The topic 2 is for those who have not done it yet) Due date:Monday REMINDER: The Math quiz is next week Wednesday.

2. IH Geography worksheet- finish it up. Due date: Monday

3. A-Math: Do all the present exercises available and the Topic 3 Supplementary I think to prepare for Wednesday quiz. The A-Math quiz is next Monday.

Oh and for Math, as Mrs. Sia said, it is best if you redo the exercises that she gave out as a form of revision until you can remember it. And I think that should be it. I can only remember those two, so I have a bad feeling I missed out some, so remember to comment on the c box if you notice anything, thanks!

Daniel Cheng

Term 3 Week 7

Good morning,

Here is the homework:

• Math Topic 3 Homework Set 1
• Math Topic 3 All Examples for A-Math and Homework Set 2 by Monday + Homework Set 3 by Wednesday
• IH: Back page of the worksheet (Positive and negative effect)
• Chinese Lecture Mask Drawing

Events

WEEK 8:

• IH Essay on Thursday 19/08/2010
• Captain's Ball Interclass Competition 18/08/2010
• IS Performance Task 25% (Due by Thursday next week)
• GA102 Test (I'm Yours)

WEEK 9:

• Reminder for A-Math class students: Mr. Lim will be going to give you tons of worksheet. So just get ready or anything whatever.

WEEK 10:

• MA A-Math Test on Monday 23/08/2010
• MA105 Quiz on Wednesday 25/08/2010
• LA Comprehension Test dd/mm/yyyy

That's all then. Whoever knows the date for LA Comprehension Test, change it. And whether there are anymore tests, add on it too.

Thank you, and have a good day.

GOLDWIN

Graded Assignment

Hello, everyone.

Graded Assignment:

• IS Quiz 2 (15%): On Thursday/Friday
• Math Quiz 1: On Wednesday/Friday (A-Math: Friday)
• LA Short Story Writing: Wednesday/Thursday

It's up to you to decide which day the test is held on. It doesn't matter which day the test is held anyway. Just study for them and that's all I can think of.

Those in SMO, check KM.

Goldwin

Term 3 Week 6 Homework

Ello friends,

Sorry for this late post, but now you finally have the homework post! I am not sure if there is much homework this weekend because I can't think of that many other than Math, so please comment if I leave anything out! Now, for the homework:

1. Math Term 3 Topic 2 Homework set 1 and 2 (Yes, we have already done some of homework set 1, I can't remember where we left off but I think we finished practice 1A, but just to be safe I suggest that you finish the whole 2 homework sets) -Due date: 11 August, Wednesday. And also, for A-Math students, there is no homework.

2. LA homework for the thing about the essay writing in case you have not done it yet -Due date: -3 days later

3. IH Cheat sheet (I suggest that you finish your whole essay this weekend and then make your cheat sheet out of this and let Mr. Han have a look at the essay you written so you know if yours is good or you should improve on it) -Due date: Twt said to pass to her on Monday, but I think she forgot that that day is a holiday so I think the due date is either 11 or 12 August, Wednesday or Thursday

And also, now for IH, there is no more History, now is Geography (just to take note) and the Geography Homework will be the worksheet on "Modernity".

4. IS worksheet -Due date: 12 August, Thursday

Okay, that should be it. Remember to comment if I made any mistakes, and have a happy National Day weekend!

Daniel Cheng

CLASS TEE!!! :D :D :D

Hey 106!
Okay, these are the information that you guys wanted.
The background or base colour of the class tee is white.
On the front of the tee-shirt, the words "BLAZZZING PASSION WE ARE 06-ers!!!" are written and will be printed in red.
On the black of the tee shirt, is the design that Wen Shuan drew yesterday and this morning. There should be no more changes in the pictures, cause I've already asked everyone for their picture.
Personalisation of the tee shirt has been included. Your names would be printed on the right sleeve of the tee. But, we have yet to decide on the font and the font size. Your index numbers will not be included as we would have to pay an additional $4. I don't think any of you would want that. The design would be editted by an artist, and when the tee shirt company sends the email with the design, I will post the design on our blog and on our facebook page.
The total cost of all the tees is $419. So everyone would have to pay $15.50. We ordered a total of 27 tees (for Mr Tan and Miss Kavi too), and The class funds have paid $165 as deposit, and we still need to pay another $254. Mr Tan and Miss Kavi would pay the full $15.50 for themselves as they did not pay class funds, haha. So if possible, we would need to pay another $223, which means that everyone will have to pay another $8.92. Our class funds is now left with $75.65. So we'll have to top up our class funds again. I hope that all of you can bring $10 for our class funds on Wednesday. That's about it. If there are any other questions, just post them on the class blog. Thank You :D

T2 W5 HW

Hey 106!
This is once again, your weekend homework.
1) IH: Write out your cheatsheet based on the format that Mr Han told us. Complete the conclusion/ending of the essay too.
2) PD: Finish up the PD timetable, from Wednesday to Friday.
3) TK: Study for your TK Test on anagrams, palindromes and rebus puzzles. Remember the THINKING PROCESS!!!
4) HCL: Write the sentences for the four words that were highlighted.
5) LA: Write out the main points and the introduction of the short story.
6) Math: Factorisation on Algebraic Expression Worksheet. MCQ Questions.
7) A-math: Supplementary Exercise (on exercise book), Homework Set 3, MCQ Questions (Optional, not really a homework, don't need to pass up)

That should be all the homework for this week. Have a nice weekend!

Class Com

Term 3 Week 4 Homework

1) GS: Bring all necessary materials for the making of your float and remember that the float has to be completed by next week, also write your caption of your float with your groups.
2) IH: Research on the topic that you will be writing on. And after researching, write the “body” of your essay with your partner.
3) HCL: Complete the worksheet on the news report, where you have to shorten the each paragraph into 20-25 words. Put the news article into your 剪贴簿.
4) For non-accelerated Math students, complete pages 17 to 19 of the workbook. While for accelerated Math students, complete Homework Set 2 and read about Algebraic Fractions.
5) Complete the TK anagrams, part C). It's just a passing phrase, and DO NOT check the answers online!
6) Also remember to complete your Math Individual Written Assignment that is due on Wednesday.


Enjoy your weekend :D

Class Com

Term 3 Week 4 听写

Okay, hi. These are the words for the spelling this Friday.
1.荣耀
2.不解之缘
3.造诣
4.边缘
5.特刊
6.编辑
7.奥地利
8.远大
9.出任
10.与日俱增
11.筹备
12.毅然
13.挽留
14.献身
15.实践
16.知名度
17.诺言
Tip:If the words are too small you can copy them and paste them in a word document or some other place and enlarge it.
Okay, that's about it. If there are any mistakes or anything feel free to post in the C box, Thanks.
Daniel Cheng

T3 W3 HW

Hi 106! :D

There’s quite a number of homework to be completed this weekend.

1) IS: Complete the worksheet that was stapled with the test that we did on Friday. And study for the test that is on Thursday too. Good luck :D

2) TK: Answer the questions on the TK worksheet about the Battleship exercise. MUST COMPLETE by Monday.

3) LA: Write out your speech for the presentation about change, the one that you were asked to interview your grandparents. And also write out your reflective journal entry that is in the LA book, page 17, if you haven’t done so. MUST COMPLETE by Monday.

4) IH: Discuss with your group members about the skit which will be presented on Thursday.

5) GS: This is not very important, but if possible, you may want to print out the map of Singapore.

6) MA: Non-accelerated Math class: Complete Practice 1A of Homework Set 1.

Accelerated Math class: The whole of Homework Set 1 and assessment worksheet.

Thanks and all the best in completing your homework :D

Class Com

T3W2 Homework and T3W3

There are several homeworks for this week.

1. LA102: In case you think your interviews are not very well done, you can reinterview your whoever interviewees and improve on it.

--> NO DUE DATE

2. HCL: Complete 6 sentences that Chinese Teacher gave. Finish up the Chines Lecture Worksheet.

--> DUE BY TUESDAY

3. MA105 and Accelerated: Finish up Homework Set 1

--> DUE BY MONDAY

4. IH101: Finish up Page 8 and 9.

--> DUE BY MONDAY

5. Parent-Teacher Meeting Reply Slip

--> ON MONDAY

6. Hand in your community chest donation card on Monday as well.

7. Do your PD homework with your group, the one on preparing a game for the class to play.

For Term 3 Week 3:

- Giving out of Progress Reports

- Track-and-Field Meet starts

- Duty ROster of each register number will start

That should be all then. Have a good weekend.

Goldwin and Wen Wen :D

What's Going to Happen in the Next Week?

This is a list of events and sort of things like that in Term 3 Week 2.

T3W2:

- Pass up your LA work (interview).

- Pop Quiz for A-Math on Substitution and Elimination. [For MA105 stream, I'm not sure if there's a Pop Quiz]

- Getting of report [I think it's Contact because last term is also the same]

I'm going to do the same thing, for the next few weeks. If there's anything else (birthday if you want to make public or whatsoever), write it in the CBox. Maybe I'm going to change it. That's all for that. Have a good Youth Day

Goldwin

JH106

T3W1 Homework

Yo! G'Day JH106ers! Here's your homework for your weekend! Happy doing!


1. Language Arts 103: Interview your whoever interviewee about Singapore in the 1950s to 1960s. (Due: 6/7 Tuesday)

2. Mathematics 105: Topic 1 Homework Set, Practice 4A and 4B.(Due: 7/7 Wednesday)


3. Accelerated Mathematics: Pages 7, 8 and 10. Do Page 11 at your own risk. Just kidding. Do Page 11 if you want to do it.


4. Chinese Article Worksheet. Write down the summarised sentence at the back of the worksheet.(Due: 6/7 Tuesday)

5. PD Homework (Study techniques). (Due: 6/7 Tuesday)

6.IH Group Project (Performance) (Due: 8/7 Thursday)




That's all, I think. Any questions? Post it on the CBox. Have a good weekend!


GOLDWIN
JH106

Start of Term 3

JH106,

How's your holidays? Should be ok right? Welcome to Term 3 and after the long holidays, hope that you still remember what you've to bring for school EVERYDAY and on some lessons!

Bring Diary, Pencil Case (pens, pencils, glitter pens <-- optional, etc.), Water Bottle and other necessary stuffs, like books and so on. Be punctual for school EVERYDAY or else you have to do Corrective Work Order (which is CWO), if you're late for a specific number of times.

For LA, bring the LA103 booklet that Dr. Lim gave you EVERY LA lesson, which is everyday except Friday.

For Math, bring the Math booklet our respective Math teacher gives and also the calculator. If your calculator lacks in battery, buy a new one (I mean, buy a new battery). Other than that, since we're doing mostly on Algebra, I don't see the need to bring Mathematics Set (protactor, etc.).

For Science, write down notes not found in the notes given to you, that's all.

And also... please write it in a way you understand.

For Chinese, there's a lot of things to bring: Chinese notebook, Chinese textbooks, and other extra stuffs you want to bring for your Chinese needs.

For IH, bring your IH booklet which is currently a yellow one.

This is the same for PD, just bring the purple booklet. Don't lose it because you have to use it for one year.

That should be all what you've to bring. I'll still be helping you post the homework every week in case no one does it. If you have any other questions regarding, don't comment, just post in ChatBox. (The Comments page is not for you to comment on.) Have fun this term!

Goldwin

Term 3/4 Timetable and Marks Checking Day

Hi everyone,
We are having a new timetable again(yeah, you could have guessed). Hope all of you have enjoyed the holidays so far and that you are/have finishing/finished your homework. Yeah, so school is starting in a few days time, you can check out the announcement on km here https://km.njc.edu.sg/SC/Lists/Student%20News/DispForm.aspx?ID=2354&RootFolder=%2FSC%2FLists%2FStudent%20News and follow the link to the document library(https://km.njc.edu.sg/SC/JHS/Pages/default.aspx) and download the timetable. We are having some new subjects, but you can check that out by yourself.
On Monday, the first day of school, we are going to have our marks checking day again. They actually made a post of it on km, and now you can download and have a look at the schedule beforehand. This is the link:https://km.njc.edu.sg/SC/Lists/Student%20News/DispForm.aspx?ID=2353&RootFolder=%2FSC%2FLists%2FStudent%20News We are going to have our marks checking day in LT5! Remember to bring the test results and stuff like that so that you can check your marks more easily. And also, I think you guys know by experience that marks checking day is going to be very noisy, boring and long, so I hope that we won't contribute so much to the noise, and also you might want to bring something to do for that day instead of staring into space or doing nothing.
Daniel Cheng

HORRIBLE JUNE HOLIDAYS HOMEWORK!!!

Hi 106,
This is your holiday homework for the whole of June Holidays... =((( It's a long list.

1. Thinking: Rebus Assignment Task: Create a list of 5 words/phrase which have potential to be transformed into a Rebus Puzzle. Write in in your TK Journal. This is worth 5% of your GPA, it is due on the first TK lesson of Term 3.
2. Chinese: Book Review, refer to the paper given to you.
3. Language Arts: Read pages 63 and 64 and attempt questions on pages 65 and 66 on foolscap paper.
4. IH: Learn the Dynasties well as there will be a test on the PowerPoint Presentation that we have presented over the last 2 weeks of the term. Goldwin has sent an email regarding some questions that you all might wish to attempt. Do attempt those questions and answers will be given out on week 2 of the holidays. (Just that I thought they were supposed to be MCQ questions.) And then, please complete your IH report. It will be due on the first IH lesson you have in Term 3.
5. For non-accelerated Maths students, please complete the worksheet that Mrs Sia gave out. It is a round-up for the whole of the MA104 module. Attempt them on foolscap paper as well. And then, please complete the Topic 8 Homework Set 2 homework.
6. For A-Math students, please complete the June Holiday Package and the Proof Worksheet.

Come to think of it, it seems that this holiday's homework is a little more lenient than the March Holiday's.

From your CT Reps,

Ng Wen Wen & Goldwin Chandra :D

270510

T2W9 HW

Hi 106,
Looks like we are quite lucky this week as we don't have as much homework as we had for the previous weeks. It's mostly revision.
1) LA Poem Seen Test on Monday.
2) Conversation Malay Test on Monday as well, I forgot which chapters we would be tested, whoever knows, please write on the CBox.
3) On Monday, we have 听写as well. So learn the words from chapters 25 to 28. The words that Le Yi gave when the teacher was not in school for the 2 days.
4) On Tuesday, we will have our IS Test in LT1. Refer to an earlier post.
5) On Wednesday, we have 大作文 for which will be 10% of your overall marks.
6) Math Topic 8 Homework Set 1 due on Wednesday.

7) A-Math Topic 8 Homework Sets 1 and 2 due on next Thursday.

8) A-Math June Holiday Package Homework (Topics 1 to 4) due on first Math lesson on Term 3.

I think that is all the tests we have this week. And don't forget your IH Group Presentation.

And those who had been ill this week, take care of yourself and live your school days to the fullest in this Week 10. Note that there is no school on Friday because Friday is Vesak Day.
Thanks,
Wen Wen

Goldwin

IH Group Presentation

HI 106,
There are some changes regarding the IH Group presentation schedule. On Monday, only the Song Dynasty group will be presenting. Yuan Dynasty and Ming Dynasty will be presenting on another day. Ming Dyansty would be presenting on Wednesday afternoon, from 3 to 3:30 (half an hour, just before Cafe starts); while Yuan Dynasty will present on Thursday afternoon, from 2 to 2:30 (half an hour before SMO training starts). Mr Han did not allow us to do this on Tuesday because 5 people from our class (the absentees on Friday) will have to retake their LA Poem Unseen test. So remember to keep these times free. Mr Han made this two PowerPoint presentations a compulsory thing as you all will be tested on the information on the PowerPoint on the first lesson of next term. So please attend this. Any other comments will go to the CBox.
Thanks,
Wen Wen. :D

Integrated Humanities Presentation Overview

You all should be preparing for your IH Presentation next week, except for Tang Dynasty. Things to take note in a presentation (any general presentations I mean):

1. Keep quiet and pay attention to the speaker(s).

2. Take down notes for important points or datas.

3. After speaker(s) presented his/her/their presentation, give them encouragement and clap.

4. For speakers, try to make your presentation as interesting as possible and make sure your audience are engaged in listening to your presentation.

5. Make your presentation unusual.

6. If audience are not paying attention, stop for a while and continue if they start to pay attention again.

These 6 points are just tips for you only. Anyway, the presentation for the Tang Dynasty is tomorrow, so good luck and do your best! For the other 4 groups, please prepare your presentation by this upcoming Monday and do some rehearsals.

Thank you.

Goldwin

A-Math Quiz

This post is specially posted for JH1 Accelerated Mathematics Students, because the content will be based on the proofs you have to learn. (Can be found in Pink Handout too, but I'll give more examples on Number 3 in case you do not know what is Counter-Example)

1. Proof of Sum of Interior Angles bounded by // lines

2. Proof of Exterior Angle Property

Let a, b and c be angles in a triangle and d be the exterior angle beside c.

Prove that a + b = d

a + b + c = 180 (sum of angles in a triangle)

d + c = 180 (adj. angles on a straight line)

Since a + b + c = d + c = 180,

cancelling out c, we get a + b = d.

Therefore, a + b = d. (Proven!)

3. Giving a Counter-Example

This means giving an example which disproves something.

Let's consider the number pattern: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, ... ...

Show that T(n) = 2n is incorrect.

*Use examples*

Let n be 3.

So, T(3) = 2(3)

= 6

*Include Concluding Sentence":

However, it is shown that the third term is 8 and not 6, so this formula is incorrect. (Proven!)

Example: (By the way, I made it so it is very easy)

Pattern: 9, 27, 81, 243, 729, ... ...

(a) Show that T(n) = 9n is wrong.

(b) What is the correct formula for this pattern?

ANSWER:

(a) Let n be 3.

T(3) = 9(3)

= 27

The third term is 81 but the answer I get is 27. Therefore it is wrong.

(b) 9^n (9 to the power of n)

4. Rewriting algebraic Formula

Ok that's all I can help you. Please remember all that.

For MA104 students, if you want to learn, ask from the A-Math Students, including me.

Hope I'm not spamming the class blog! :):):)

Goldwin

IS File Content Page

Some of you may not have been doing your own IS Filing, but anyway, here is the list:

This is how I phrase it, so if you rephrase it, it's nothing to do with me.

1. Lecture 1: Weather And Climate

2. Worksheet 1: Event Planning for School Visitors

3. Unit 1: Weather And Climate (Lesson 2)

4. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Unit and Measurements (Week 3)

5. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Thermometry

6. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Units and Measurements (6 stations)

7. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Mass, Weight and Density (Week 4)

8. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Measurement of Length

9. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Precision & Significant Figures

10. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Air

11. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Particulate Nature of Matter (Week 6)

12. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Elements, Compounds and Mixtures

13. Consolidation Exercise 1 (Week 6)

14. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Quiz 1

15. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Measurement of Liquid Volume

16. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Transfer of Thermal Energy

17. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Revision for Quiz 2

18. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Quiz 2

19. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Kite Flying

20. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Lecture: Temperature and Microclimates

21. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Temperature Mapping

22. School Lab Safety Regulations

23. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Lecture

24. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Lecture: Temperature and Microclimates

*If you cannot differentiate 20 with 24, 20 is "Recapitulate" and "Concepts". For 24, it will be "Recapitulate", "Essential Understanding of Today's Lecture" and "Lecture Outline".

25. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: What's in the Weather?

26. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Lecture: Clouds

27. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Lapse Rate Lesson + Lapse Rate Graphs

28. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Changes in the State of Matter

29. Powerpoint Slides on Separation Techniques

30. Powerpoint Slides on Paper Chromatography

31. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Chromatography 1 (Laboratory)

32. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Paper Chromatography Laboratory

33. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Separation Processes

34. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Distillation

35. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Final Assignment (30%)

36. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Crystallisation

37. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Water

38. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Separation Practice 3

39. IS101 Basic Atmosphere: Separating Funnel

Ok that's all! I have a request.

Please help me find the date for No. 21.

That is how I did my IS Content Page. Feel free to use it if you want. If you have any comments regarding the positions of the worksheets, please put it under Comments of this blog post or the CBox. The latter should be better because it is more obvious to me and everyone too.

Goldwin,

T2W8 Homework

Hi 106,
These are the homework that you have for this week. I know a lot of you are still worried about the Maths test, no point thinking about it anymore. If you want to improve on your GPA, you should start revising for other upcoming tests. There is not a lot of homework this week (for once), but do revise for your upcoming tests. Also, refer to the previous posts that Goldwin typed out for additional study materials.

1) IH: Do questions 5 to 8 on page 22 of your IH booklet.
2) IS: Finish up your group project for the IS weather report; due on Tuesday.

I think that is all the homework we have, if I missed out anything, feel free to write them in the Cbox or under comments.

These are the revisions that you will have to do over the weekend.

1) LA: Learn all the poems that would be tested for the test on Friday and know your literary devices well. There is another LA Test the following Monday about an unseen poem.
2) IS: Do remember that we have an IS test in the LT 2 weeks from now; do start revising.
All the best for upcoming tests,
Wen Wen :D

Conceptual Physics Eleventh Edition Book Practice Questions (Part 2)

IS101 Topic: TEMPERATURE AND EFFECTS OF HEATING

Chapter 15: TEMPERATURE, HEAT AND EXPANSION

To read:

- Page 268 to 273 (MUST KNOW)

- Page 273: Specific Heat Capacity (Good to know; details in JH3)

- Page 274: The high specific heat capacity of water (MUST KNOW)

- Page 275 to 277: Thermal Expansions of Solids (MUST KNOW)

- Page 277 to 280: Expansion of Water (MUST KNOW)

To tackle (Must Try):

Review Questions: 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, 15, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30

Exercises: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 22, 26, 28, 29, 42, 57, 58, 59, 60

(Good to Try):

Review Questions: 4, 5, 6, 9, 14, 18, 22, 26, 27

Exercises: 4, 7, 9, 10, 13, 15

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IS101 Topic: THERMAL TRANSFER

Chapter 16: HEAT TRANSFER

To read:

- Whole Chapter, Page 284 to 296

(Good to know)

- Page 289 to 290: Emission of Radiant Energy

- Page 293 to 296: Newton's Law of Cooling, The Greenhouse Effect and Solar Power

To tackle: (Must Try)

Review Questions: 2, 4, 6, 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 22, 30

Exercises: 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 22, 31

(Good to Try)

Exercises: 18, 19, 20, 35 (related to Adiabatic Cooling), 40

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IS101 Topic: EVAPORATION AND CONDENSATION

Chapter 17: Change of Phase

To read:

- Page 300 to 307 (Must read, except the following, but good to know!)

--> Page 306: Boiling and Freezing at the Same Time

--> Page 307: Regulation and Energy and Change of Pulse

To tackle: (Must Try)

Review Questions: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 13

Exercises: 4, 5, 6, 7, 13

(Good to Try)

Review Questions: 18

Exercises: 10, 23, 24

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IS101 Topic: TEMPERATURE SCALE; ADIABATIC COOLING IN CLOUD FORMATION

Chapter 18: Thermodynamics

To read:

- Page 316 to 317: Absolute Zero (MUST KNOW)

- Page 318 to 319: First Law of Thermodynamics (Good to know)

- Page 319 to 322: Adiabatic Processes and Meteorology and the *First Law (MUST KNOW)

*You do not need to know the first law, only what happens to the volume and temperature after undergoing adiabatic cooling. You do not need to know Temperature Inversions (in fact we've done this before!!) or Chinooks.

To tackle: (Must Try)

Review Questions: 12, 16

Exercises: 3

(Good to Try)

Exercises: 14

That's all! So tiring; write so much dunno for what...; it can be found in KM...

For those who REALY REALLY REALLY REALLY want to read and tackle the contents but doesn't have the book, then borrow from your friends, but NOT from me. Because I'll not bring the book to school (maybe when Boarding, will...)

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Conceptual Physics Eleventh Edition Book Practice Questions (Part 1)

Ok, here it is: (Questions for you to tackle)

IS101 Topic: PARTICULATE NATURE OF MATTER

Chapter 11: THE ATOMIC NATURE OF MATTER

To read:

- Page 196 to 199 (MUST KNOW)

- Page 201 to 202: The elements (MUST KNOW)

- Page 206 to 207: Compounds & Mixtures & Molecules (MUST KNOW)

To tackle: (Must Try)

Review Questions: 1, 3, 24, 25, 26, 27

Exercises: 1, 2, 3, 8, 11

(Good to Try):

Exercises: 4, 9

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IS101 Topic: MASS, WEIGHT AND DENSITY

Chapter 12: SOLIDS

To read:

- Page 214 to 215: Density (MUST KNOW). Weight Density is unnecessary to memorise and therefore do not need to know, but it's good to know.

To tackle (Must Try):

Review Questions: 3, 4, 5

Exercises: 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

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IS101 Topic: AIR

Chapter 14: Gases

To read:

- Page 248 to 250: The Atmosphere, Atmospheric Pressure (Highly Recommended)

To tackle (Good to Try):

Exercises: 1, 2

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This is the 1st Part of the Conceptual Physics Overview. Look at the next post for the second Part.