SY2024-25 Keys IMP 2 (Sect. 007) Period 6-Period 6 (Section 007) in Room 113

Based on our one-on-one discussions about SPIRAL-ling in class today and your discussions with your tablemates if you and I did not have time for a one-on-one, I think you should be able to adequately SPIRAL all the kanjis on Worksheet 2. If you cannot find any example of one of the 9 SPIRAL-ling words (such as 'arc...which is not present in every kanji), then just write "N/A" for 'not applicable'. Remember to make your points big and dark so their diameters are wider than the width of the kanji lines.

Once you have finished filling out your Angles Graphic Organizer and corrected it (and I have posted the answer key in order for you to make sure yours is completely accurate), you should be able to make some headway on these angle-related problems. Examples are given at the top of each worksheet to help you. 

Please answer all questions on the FIRST two worksheets. DO NOT DO THE 2ND TWO WORKSHEETS UNTIL WE HAVE CORRECTED THE FIRST TWO IN CLASS!!! You would do best to either print out the attached worksheets (which are full-sized) and write on them OR use loose leaf. (The paper copies I gave out in our classroom are 'mini-sized' and not useful for writing clearly and largely.) If you are using loose leaf, fold horizontal/horizontal/vertical and combine two questions in several rectangles for each worksheet. Then you may be able to fit each worksheet on one side of one sheet of loose-leaf.

Again, I am not accepting work that is not submitted in a google doc. The printed-out worksheets in their full-size version or LOOSE LEAF is the preferred format. However, you will still have to embed the full-size versions of the worksheets in a google doc. Thanks.

Once you have finished filling out your Angles Graphic Organizer and corrected it (and I have posted the answer key in order for you to make sure yours is completely accurate), you should be able to complete these angle-related problems. The answer key to pages 25 and 26, which have similar problems, has already been posted (in the powerpoint for the last class). 

Please answer all questions. You would do best to either print out the attached worksheets (which are full-sized) and write on them OR use loose leaf. (The paper copies I gave out in our classroom are 'mini-sized' and not useful for writing clearly and largely.) If you are using loose leaf, fold horizontal/horizontal/vertical and combine two questions in several rectangles for each worksheet. Then you may be able to fit each worksheet on one side of one sheet of loose-leaf.

Again, I am not accepting work that is not submitted in a google doc. The printed-out worksheets in their full-size version or LOOSE LEAF is the preferred format. However, you will still have to embed the full-size versions of the worksheets in a google doc. Thanks.