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M ONDAY, MAY 2 ND W ARM - UP How well do you know what makes up what? Certainly you know that 7 = D. in a W (7 days in a week). How many more of these can you figure out? = K. in 6.2 M = F. in a M = P. of S = K. on a P = T. on an O = D. in a R. A = D. S = S. and you’re O = L. of the A = D.F. at which W. F.

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W EDNESDAY, M AY 4 TH W ARM - UP Fill in the blank with the correct word to complete the proverbs. companystonesdividedhurt hesitatesnamefool cleanlinesspotactions 1. A watched _____ never boils. 2. A ______ and his money are soon parted. 3. A rose by any other ______ would smell as sweet. 4. He who ______ is lost. 5. ______ speak louder than words. 6. You always ______ the one you love. 7. ______ is next to godliness. 8. People in glass houses should not throw _____. 9. A house ______ against itself cannot stand. 10. Misery loves ______.,

T HURSDAY, MAY 5 TH W ARM - UP How many words can you make out of the name “ Shakespeare ”? Reminder: Words must be at least three letters long! (Can you get at least 10?)

T HURSDAY, M AY 6 TH W ARM - UP Collect seven toothpicks from the stool. Create this shape. Now move two toothpicks to make two triangles.

F RIDAY, M AY 6 TH W ARM - UP 1. Does Antarctica have the highest or lowest elevation of all the continents? 2. Who sat on the throne when England became a world power in the late 1800s? 3. Drop one word to correct this question: “Where’s the action at?” 4. What do the letters “IQ” stand for? 5. How do you square a number? 6. When you inhale, does your chest area expand or contract? 7. Which has a larger population: Canada or Mexico? 8. For what country did Hernân Cortês conquer land in the Americas? 9. Fix this sentence: “He was neither tall or short.” 10. Homer and John Milton were both blind poets. True or false?