ARMHOLES : SHIRT :: pages : _____
1. recycled
(2.) magazine
3. written
reticent
Who is likely to be described as reticent?
1. a penny pincher
(2.) a bundle of nerves
3. a man of few words
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Analogy/Vocab
ANALOGY
GALAXY : HUGE :: _____ : brass
1. trumpet
(2.) dull
3. steel
WORD QUIZ
overture
You would most likely find an overture
1. at a French bakery.
(2.) at the top of a tall building.
3. at the beginning of an opera.
GALAXY : HUGE :: _____ : brass
1. trumpet
(2.) dull
3. steel
WORD QUIZ
overture
You would most likely find an overture
1. at a French bakery.
(2.) at the top of a tall building.
3. at the beginning of an opera.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Warm-Up: ANALOGY/VOCAB
WARM -UP-ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
PURSUE : CHASE :: roomy : _____
1. chamber
(2.) spacious
3. small
Word Quiz
What does it mean?
inert
Which could be described as inert?
(1.) a couch potato
2. a jumping bean
3. an ant farm
33/32wpm
PURSUE : CHASE :: roomy : _____
1. chamber
(2.) spacious
3. small
Word Quiz
What does it mean?
inert
Which could be described as inert?
(1.) a couch potato
2. a jumping bean
3. an ant farm
33/32wpm
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
ANALOGY/Vocab
What word completes the analogy?
WATCH : IGNORE :: gather : _____
1. combine
(2.) scatter
3. rake
Word Quiz
ennui
Someone who is suffering from ennui feels
1. very itchy.
2. very achy.
(3.) very bored.
WATCH : IGNORE :: gather : _____
1. combine
(2.) scatter
3. rake
Word Quiz
ennui
Someone who is suffering from ennui feels
1. very itchy.
2. very achy.
(3.) very bored.
Monday, October 22, 2007
Warm-Up: ANALOGY/VOCAB
WARM -UP-ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
BRONTOSAUR : PLANT-EATING :: spinach : _____
1. dining
2. leafy
(3.) Popeye
Word Quiz
What does it mean?
raconteur
My Aunt Vesta is a great raconteur—
1. no one can beat her at tennis.
2. I could listen to her stories for hours.
(3.) she plays tricks on anyone and everyone.
BRONTOSAUR : PLANT-EATING :: spinach : _____
1. dining
2. leafy
(3.) Popeye
Word Quiz
What does it mean?
raconteur
My Aunt Vesta is a great raconteur—
1. no one can beat her at tennis.
2. I could listen to her stories for hours.
(3.) she plays tricks on anyone and everyone.
Friday, October 19, 2007
New MRSA Bacteria Killer Registered by EPA
The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has recently registered a new product for preventing and eliminating methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), which causes potentially deadly infections commonly known as "staph" infections. The MRSA "super bug" is typically contracted in hospitals, in other healthcare environments, and in health clubs and locker rooms.
MRSA is usually spread by direct physical contact with those already infected or through indirect contact by touching objects (towels, clothes, sports equipment, etc.) that infected skin has contaminated. Consequently, any heavily trafficked area can be a source of infection.
Selectrocide� is greater than 99% pure chlorine dioxide, an ideal biocide because of its ability to kill viruses, bacteria, fungi, and algae at low saturation levels (parts per million) in a manner that does not allow pathogens to build resistance to the compound.
Prior to Selectrocide�, healthcare and health club environments were limited to using substances like bleach and quaternary ammonium compounds that can leave residue and require higher concentrations than does chlorine dioxide to achieve the same antimicrobial efficacy.
Selectrocide's chlorine dioxide is produced in water and sprayed, mopped, or sponged onto surfaces that require disinfection. After application, the solution is left on target surfaces and does not require rinsing. Due to the comparatively low application concentrations required to kill pathogens, Selectrocide is compatible with most materials.
MRSA is usually spread by direct physical contact with those already infected or through indirect contact by touching objects (towels, clothes, sports equipment, etc.) that infected skin has contaminated. Consequently, any heavily trafficked area can be a source of infection.
Selectrocide� is greater than 99% pure chlorine dioxide, an ideal biocide because of its ability to kill viruses, bacteria, fungi, and algae at low saturation levels (parts per million) in a manner that does not allow pathogens to build resistance to the compound.
Prior to Selectrocide�, healthcare and health club environments were limited to using substances like bleach and quaternary ammonium compounds that can leave residue and require higher concentrations than does chlorine dioxide to achieve the same antimicrobial efficacy.
Selectrocide's chlorine dioxide is produced in water and sprayed, mopped, or sponged onto surfaces that require disinfection. After application, the solution is left on target surfaces and does not require rinsing. Due to the comparatively low application concentrations required to kill pathogens, Selectrocide is compatible with most materials.
ANALOGY
(What is an analogy?)
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____
1. unyielding
(2.) flexible
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?
1. librarians with newspapers
(2.) monkeys with cymbals
3. chefs with sauces
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____
1. unyielding
(2.) flexible
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?
1. librarians with newspapers
(2.) monkeys with cymbals
3. chefs with sauces
ANALOGY
(What is an analogy?)
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____
1. unyielding
(2.) flexible
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?
1. librarians with newspapers
(2.) monkeys with cymbals
3. chefs with sauces
ADVANCE : RECEDE :: stiff : _____
1. unyielding
(2.) flexible
3. bone
What does it mean?
cacophony
Which would be most likely to make a cacophony?
1. librarians with newspapers
(2.) monkeys with cymbals
3. chefs with sauces
Thursday, October 18, 2007
ANALOGY
(What is an analogy?)
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : _____
(1.) crime
2. thief
3. giving
WORD QUIZ
verdant
Which song sounds like it is about something verdant?
(1.) The Green, Green Grass of Home
2. Red Sky in the Morning
3. Yellow Rose of Texas
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : _____
(1.) crime
2. thief
3. giving
WORD QUIZ
verdant
Which song sounds like it is about something verdant?
(1.) The Green, Green Grass of Home
2. Red Sky in the Morning
3. Yellow Rose of Texas
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
ANALOGY/Vocab
Monday, October 15, 2007
ANALOGY/Vocab
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Warm Up/Ana
WARM UP
1.
______ are viruses that copy themselves until filling up a computer's storage space.
viruses
2.
What are two types of “sneaky viruses” that are not designed to harm your computer but can still cause serious problems?
spyware & aware
3.
What are two ways a virus can infect your computer?
infected floppy disk & e-mail attachments
4.
What type of software is available to help prevent viruses and WORMS?
anti-viruses software & firewalls
(What is an analogy?)
CAR : AUTOMOBILE :: _____ : swamp
1. wet
2. low
(3.) marsh
WORD QUIZ
viscous
"I was going to get one of those lizards," said Willa, "but they are too viscous.
(1.) "They can bite for no reason."
2. "They have a slimy feel."
3. "They hide all day long."
1.
______ are viruses that copy themselves until filling up a computer's storage space.
viruses
2.
What are two types of “sneaky viruses” that are not designed to harm your computer but can still cause serious problems?
spyware & aware
3.
What are two ways a virus can infect your computer?
infected floppy disk & e-mail attachments
4.
What type of software is available to help prevent viruses and WORMS?
anti-viruses software & firewalls
(What is an analogy?)
CAR : AUTOMOBILE :: _____ : swamp
1. wet
2. low
(3.) marsh
WORD QUIZ
viscous
"I was going to get one of those lizards," said Willa, "but they are too viscous.
(1.) "They can bite for no reason."
2. "They have a slimy feel."
3. "They hide all day long."
Warm Up/Ana
WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
EXCLUDE : INVITE :: _____ : quiet
(1.) chatty
2. church-mouse
3. silent
WORD QUIZ
plausible
Which would be a plausible reason for being late to school?
1. You were abducted by aliens.
(2.) The bus came late.
3. Your mother suggested you stay home and watch T.V. a little longer.
(What is an analogy?)
EXCLUDE : INVITE :: _____ : quiet
(1.) chatty
2. church-mouse
3. silent
WORD QUIZ
plausible
Which would be a plausible reason for being late to school?
1. You were abducted by aliens.
(2.) The bus came late.
3. Your mother suggested you stay home and watch T.V. a little longer.
Friday, October 5, 2007
ANALOGY/Vocab/2.5 Quiz
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Plus More Movies
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
More Movies
Monday, October 1, 2007
Movies
Tech 2 Bits and Bytes
1.
How many bytes in a Terabyte (TB)?
1000 gb
2.
How many Kilobytes (KBs) in a 100MB file?
100000
3.
How many bits are used in the word “computer”?
64 bits
4.
Write your first name in binary.
0100101001000001 01010010010100100100111101000100
How many bytes in a Terabyte (TB)?
1000 gb
2.
How many Kilobytes (KBs) in a 100MB file?
100000
3.
How many bits are used in the word “computer”?
64 bits
4.
Write your first name in binary.
0100101001000001 01010010010100100100111101000100
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