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Sunday, August 22, 2010

Maths Revision Set P Answers

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Saturday, August 21, 2010

English Revision Set 4 Answer Key add-on

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To 6HCL1 Pupils: Missing Page in 华文总复习

In case some of you have the last page missing for 六年级华文总复习, here it is:


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Jian Rong

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

English Comprehension Cloze

Words with labelled numbers on the left are the answers. Taken from National Geographic website.

It's a starry night in August. A clutch of eggs lies hidden more than two feet below a sandy beach. The nest holds more than 100 eggs. Each egg is about the 51) size of a golf ball. Inside each one, there may be a baby green sea turtle.

From the start, what happens to these turtles 52) depends on the environment. The temperature of the sand 53) determines whether sea turtles hatch as male or female. The sand here on Costa Rica's Tortuguero Beach is warm. So more of the 54) hatchlings (turtles?) will be female.

One of the turtles begins to stir 55) inside (in?) her shell. She tears at it with her caruncle. That's a sharp point on her beak. Still buried beneath the 56) sand, she breaks free from her shell. Soon, the whole 57) nest (group?) is alive with motion.

The baby turtle uses her 58) flippers to climb up and up. It can take more than a day to reach the surface. She moves around, even stepping on top of her nest mates. Their movements help push sand toward the bottom of the nest. This gives the tiny turtles a boost to the top. All at once, the turtles free 59) themselves from the sand.

The hatching leaves the nest with many 60) other baby turtles. She heads downhill, toward the horizon. That is (61) where the sky and sea meet. She's drawn to the moonlight reflecting off the ocean. Luckily, there are no lights shining from a nearby street or house. These 62) lights can confuse a baby turtle. They can make it to go the wrong way, away from the sea.

The hatchling's journey to the water is a race for 63) survival. She is no bigger than a walnut. Crabs and night herons snatch up some of the other hatchlings on the beach. This young turtle makes it to the water.

The frothy surf pushes her back. She fights to 64) swim against the breaking waves. Over and 65) over, she dives under the waves, then comes up for air. Her swim continues through the first day and night. The young turtle will not slow down for two days.

Comprehension Cloze Practice

Mr Bobby and his colleagues have been asked to start working 1) ___________ midnight.
The principal technical officer in charge of airfield lighting systems at Changi Airport says his department may soon be rescheduling its monthly seven-hour Saturday afternoon maintenance of the two runways to after midnight instead, when air traffic is 2) _________ .
The unsavoury new hours good news for 3) __________ business in Singapore.
"4) _________ runways have to be in operation to cater to the increase in the number of flights taking off and 5) __________," he says.
The airport has seen a steady increase of passengers from 30.4 million in 2004, about the time when budget 6) __________ were introduced, to 37.2 million last year.
According to the Changi Airport Group, the airport 7) __________ 3.62 million passengers in June this year, an 8) ________ of 18.6 percent compared 9) __________ the same month last year.
The 10) _________ the increase in tourist numbers, the greater the squeeze for airport staff in all departments - and the 11) __________ the coffee breaks.

The airport's deputy commander for counter terrorism and security Dominic Chua says the monthly average of the number of passengers - both 12) __________ and departing - cleared by his Immigration and Checkpoint Authority officers has risen 13) ___________ 12.5 percent to 2.7 million this year.
"There have been a lot of people traveling to regional destinations and they buy unique items that are illegal as souvenirs," he says.
The off-peak periods are also much shorter now. The airport is usually at its busiest 14) _________ 6 and 10am and from 5pm onwards.

In addition, Mr Rick Lye, Changi Control Tower's air traffic control manager, says the increase in the number of take-offs and landings, 15) __________ for budget airlines, can be felt even during periods that usually see fewer flights.

-Adapted from: The Straits Times, 17th August 2010

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