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12/03 Keystone – Reading & Math These exercises are about following directions primarily and foremost! MAKE SURE YOU DO THE WARM-UP IN THE CORRECT BLOCK! WARM-UPS DONE IN THE WRONG BLOCK WILL NOT EARN CREDIT. DATE YOUR BOX. Non-dated entries will not be scored. You must do the whole activity to earn a point.

This week’s theme is: EMOTIONAL PLEASURE: Feelings of satisfaction.

12/03 – COPY and DO ALL Word of the day: Delighted 1.Definition: extremely happy. 2.Write one sentence with it in context. 3.Give an antonym.

12/03 MATH WARM-UP (copy problem) Problem: Find the intersection between these lines: Y = 3x – 5 X = 2Y – 4 Hint: eliminate Y, solve for X, and then calculate Y.

12/04 – COPY and DO ALL Word of the day: Elated 1.Definition: Exultantly proud and joyful. 2.Write one sentence with it in context. 3.Give an antonym.

12/04 MATH WARM-UP (copy problem) Problem: Find the intersection between these two lines: Y = 3X + 4 4X – 2Y = 16 Hint: re-write the second equation as “Y = …”. Set both equations equal to each other and solve. Find Y once you have X.

12/05 – COPY and DO ALL Word of the day: Gleeful 1.Definition: joyful; merry. 2.Write one sentence with it in context. 3.Give an antonym.

12/05 MATH WARM-UP (copy problem) Problem: Your house is 3 miles directly north of your school, and the mall is 4 miles directly east from the school. One day, you leave school, drive to the mall, and then to your house. What total distance did you drive? Hint: Draw the distances traveled on a diagram. Use it to calculate the answer.

12/06 – COPY and DO ALL Word of the day: euphoric 1.Definition: ecstatic; extremely happy or excited. 2.Write one sentence with it in context. 3.Give an antonym.

12/06 MATH WARM-UP (copy problem) Problem: a)Find the equation of the line passing through the points A = (3, 5) and B = (6, 2). b)Write an equation for a line that has the same slope as the one before, and an intercept of 5.

12/07 – COPY and DO ALL Word of the day: jubilant 1.Definition: feeling or expressing great delight over a success, achievement, or victory. 2.Write one sentence with it in context. 3.Give an antonym.

12/07 MATH WARM-UP (copy problem) Problem: a)Find the equation of the line passing through the points A = (4, 10) and B = (-6, 2). b)Write an equation for a line that has the same intercept as the one before, and a slope of 3.