Grade Averages 12-13-07

Budget Test 12-12-07

Leasing Information 12-11-07

Sales Consolidation Annual Totals, 12-11-07

Sales Consolidation 12-10-07

Leasing Info 12-10-07

Payroll2 test

Job Openings web page 12-4-07

Laon Comparison 12-4-07

Second Quarter sales 12-3-07

graph for Seacond Quarter sales 12/3/07

Second Quarter sales 12-3-07

Balance Sheet 12/3/07

Feed the Hungry, and WPM

Test Essay

Qtr1- 11-27-07

Tenant Space- 11-27-07

Tuesday-- Formula Practice

WPM and Job Openings

37 WPM

Feed the Hungry

Facts and Figures 11-15-07

Analogy 11-15-07

ANALOGY
(What is an analogy?)
DICTIONARY : BOOK :: ballet : dance
1. ballerina
2. graceful
3. dance

Word Quiz
careening
If you were in a car that was careening down the highway, you might feel
1. impatient.
2. sleepy.
3. carsick.

Employee Info 11-15-07

Vocabulary review.

Vocabulary Review

1. Active Cell-
You can only type in an active cell.

2. Cell- I had to select the cell and copy the work from that one and paste it to another one.

3. Column- The columns are named alphabetically.

4. Find-I used the find command to help me find (SF) through out the document so I could fix it.

5. Formula-the formulas help get the information correct.

6. Label-the labels are very helpful when you are looking for specific spread sheets.

7. Range-D15:D23 is the range I had to edit.

8. Replace- I used the replace command to fix the (SF) stated above, so it would say sq. ft.

9. Row-There are separate row’s in my grade book fro each student.

10. Value- I placed the values in the B column.
11. Workbook-I have a workbook for all my work in unit one.

12 Worksheet- Most of my worksheets are Mall facts.

Final Facts 11-14-07

analogy 11-14-07

(What is an analogy?)
PICKY : FINICKY :: fabric : cloth
1. cotton
2. cloth
3. threadbare

analogy 11-13-07

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
ARM : SLEEVE :: _____ : lunchbox
1. lunch
2. metal
3. school

What does it mean?
miscreant
Who in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" could be called a miscreant?
1. Snow White
2. the evil queen
3. The Magic Mirror

Mall Facts 3

Mall facts 2

Mall Facts

analogy and word quiz 11-7-07

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
BREAD : SANDWICH :: hoof : _____
1. foot
2. hard
3. horse

What does it mean?
designate
One way to designate someone in a game would be to
1. cheat.
2. outsmart them.
3. say "You're It!"

warm up and ananlogy 11-5-07

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
POMPON : DECORATIVE :: _____ : fragile
1)strong
2)eggshell
3)delicate

Word Quiz
sylvan
Which children's book seems to have a sylvan setting?
1)Little House in the Big Woods
2)Island of the Blue Dolphins
3)Tuck Everlasting

analogy and word quiz 11-2-07

(What is an analogy?)
BURP : BELCH :: loyal : _____
1. faithful
2. friend
3. betrayal
WORD QUIZ
draconian
Which might you see at a school with draconian rules?
1. kids voting on how the school should be run
2. kids acting well-behaved but fearful
3. kids dancing barefoot in the halls

analogy and word quiz 11-1-07

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
TASTY : GROSS :: firm : loose
1. solid
2. loose
3. ground

WORD QUIZ
anticlimax
"After practicing my role for weeks," said Marva, "the show was an anticlimax."
1. "I got two standing ovations and a bouquet of roses."
2. "Only three people showed up to watch."
3. "My mom videotaped the whole thing."

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!! analogy and word quiz

ANALOGY
ARMHOLES : SHIRT :: pages : _____
1. recycled
2. magazine
3. written

WORD QUIZ
reticent
Who is likely to be described as reticent?
1. a penny pincher
2. a bundle of nerves
3. a man of few words

analogy and word quiz 10-30-07

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.

analogy and word quiz 10-29-07

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
LOUISIANA : STATE :: barn : _____
1. horse
2. building
3. farm

WORD QUIZ
fusty
If you visited friends who lived in a fusty house, you might decide to
1. wear your best clothes.
2. open a window.
3. share your food.

analogy and word wuiz 10-25-07

WARM -UP-ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
PURSUE : CHASE :: roomy : spacious
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

analogy and word quiz 10-24-07

What word completes the analogy?
WATCH : IGNORE :: gather : scatter
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.

analogy and word quiz 10-22-07

BRONTOSAUR : PLANT-EATING :: spinach : _____
1. dining
2. leafy
3. Popeye

Word Quiz
spelunk
I thought it would be fun to spelunk with my Uncle Bo because
1. he makes great costumes.
2. I love to eat seafood.
3. caves fascinate me

Vacation memo 10-19-07

JOURNALIZE- 10-19-07

JOURNLIZE- TOP STORY-WHAT 2 THINGS CAN WE DO TO HELP PREVENT THE "KILLER MRSR" INFECTION?Did you know about this top story before watching the video? After watchingthis video what are you going to do differently? What to do you think aboutthe "KILLER MRSR" infection?

Having soap in the bathrooms at all times makes it more sanitary. Sometimes you go in the bathrooms and when you go to wash your hands there is no soap. Kids that carry their own little bottle of hand sanitizer are very smart. I think if kids were more aware of what was going on they would know a little bit more about how to prevent it or handle it.

I did know about it before the video today. I saw it on the news at home. Although I wash my hands all the time, I have begun carrying my own little bottle of hand sanatizer, you never know when you will need it.

I think that the "Killer MRSA" infection is very dangerous. People should start doing everything they can to make sure they clean areas and wash/sanatize their hands constantly. It is very sad that there is no cure and lots of people are dying from it.

guided exercise resume 10-16-07

analogy word quiz 10-19

(What is an analogy?)
OWL : HOOTS :: fan : whirs
1. noise
2. fan
3. blowing
WORD QUIZ
incessant
Lola's search for new flavors of ice cream was incessant.
1. she did most of her research on the Internet.
2. she really preferred the same old flavors.
3. her efforts never ended.

analogy and word quiz 10-18

(What is an analogy?)
SHALLOW : DEEP :: drab : fancy
1. tiara
2. formal
3. drab
WORD QUIZ
posthumous
A posthumous book is
1. full of nonsense.
2. organized from A to Z.
3. published after the author has died.

analogy word quiz. 10-17

(What is an analogy?)
HAMSTER : RODENT :: stealing : crime
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

analogy word quiz 10-16

(What is an analogy?)
LEMON : YELLOW :: sweatpants : comfy
1. exercise
2. legs
3. comfy
WORD QUIZ
augur
An ancient Roman might have gone to an augur to
1. have his portrait painted.
2. learn what his future held.
3. buy and sell goods.

analogy word quiz. 10-15

ANALOGIES/WORDQUIZ/WPM

MINK : SOFT :: mold : fuzzy
1. fuzzy
2. shape
3. illness
WORD QUIZ
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

analogy and word quiz 10-12-07

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
STITCHING : QUILT :: beak : _____
1. bill
2. mouth
3. songbird

What does it mean?
meritocracy
Word Quiz
My swim camp uses a system of meritocracy to decide who will be lifeguard.
1. The oldest person is lifeguard.
2. The strongest swimmer is lifeguard.
3. We draw straws to select the lifeguard.

NETIQUETTE 3.3 Tech-Talk 10-11-07

1. Why is it important to correctly use the correct Reply, Reply All, CC, BCC, and Forwarding options?
*so e-mail is not sent to the wrong person

2. Why is it a bad idea to use capital letters to emphasize a point in an e-mail?
*use all capital letters to emphasize a point, but this can look like SHOUTING.

3. What are three types of electronic communication that contribute to inbox overflow?
*jokes, junk mail (spam), hoaxes, and chain letters

4. If you spread information around in an e-mail that harms a person or an organization, but it is true, it is gossip. If you spread information that harms a person or an organization and it is false, it is ____.
*This is called libel, and it is illegal.

analogy and word quiz 10-11-07

What word completes the analogy?
(What is an analogy?)
KITTEN : MILK :: storm : rain
1. storm
2. garden
3. wet

What does it mean?
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."

analogy and word quiz 10-10-07

WARM UP
(What is an analogy?)
CAR : AUTOMOBILE :: marsh : 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."

3.2 WEDNESDAY-VIRUSES 10-10-07

1. ______ are viruses that copy themselves until filling up a computer's storage space.

*WORMS

2. What are two types of “sneaky viruses” that are not designed to harm your computer but can
still cause serious problems?

*Spyware and adware

3. What are two ways a virus can infect your computer?

*an e-mail attachment; sometimes they are spread by sharing an infected floppy disk.

4. What type of software is available to help prevent viruses and WORMS?

*Norton, MacAfee, Net Zone, and Panda

Sun and Sea Fax letter

Internet and the phone network 3.1 10-09-07

1. Name two types of telephone networks.

*Standard uses physical connections (wires, cables or fiber optics).
Cellular uses air waves (analog or digital).

2. Why are telephone and Internet networks able to function across countries?

*The Internet, like the telephone network, is actually a collection of smaller networks that can communicate because of universal standards, guidelines, and procedures

3. Name four different types of Internet connections.

*Dial-up modem
*DSL(Digital Subscriber Line)
*Satellite
*Wireless

4. What are the three types of information transmitted on the telephone network?

*Sound (voice)
Images (fax documents)
Data (modem)

Analogy

(What is an analogy?)
EXCLUDE : INVITE :: chatty : 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.

ANALOGY/WORD QUIZ/WPM 10-5-07

ANALOGY/WORD QUIZ/WPM
PARCHEESI : GAME :: jazz : music
1. musicians
2. harmonious
3. music

WORD
acme
You would probably say that the acme of Benji's career was when he
1. was rescued from an animal shelter.
2. retired and let his pups take over acting.
3. became a movie and television star.

6 week reflection letter

Networks Tech-Talk 2.4

1. The ____ is a network user (or computer) that connects into the network to request or order information from the server.
client

2. The ____ is a computer that works behind-the-scenes in a network to provide shared resources to network users.
server

3. Name two ways a client computer can connect to the network.
Infrared or wireless

4. An Internet connection that supports a wide range of frequencies and multiple signals is known as ____.
broadband

analogy/word 10-4-07

ANALOGY/WORD
TOE : FOOT :: roof : house
1. cover
2. house
3. sky

feral
Because our little Puss-Puss is a feral cat, she can seem
1. wild as a tiger.
2. smart as a whip.
3. timid as a mouse.

Song list

Software- Tech Talk 2.3 10-3-07 and analogy

1. Name two examples of financial and accounting software.
Quicken
Microsoft Money

2. Name one drawback to upgrading software.
incompatibility with older hardware and software

3. Software applies rules, called _algorithms_, to data in a way that allows a computer to process information.

*algorithms

4. Identify the part of the following filename that indicates the type of data it contains: 010106_MyResearchPaper.doc
*MyResearchPaper*


Analogy/Word/WPM
WHAT WORD COMPLETES THE ANALOGY?
CAKE : BATTER :: window : glass
1. home
2. glass
3. view

Word Quiz
What does it mean?
perfunctory
Before leaving the house Sandy gave the dog a perfunctory hug—
1. it was a really hard squeeze.
2. it was a long-lasting squeeze.
3. it was just a quick squeeze.

Technology in Your Life-Tech Talk 2.2- 10-3-07 and analogy

1. What type of storage device is ideal to transfer data from one computer system to another?
Portable storage

2. What is one three-letter extension for a graphics file?
.jpg

3. What is a method of safeguarding data in the event of a virus or computer crash?
regularly back up files to a safe location

4. What is the primary storage for most personal computers?
Hard drive


Analogy/Word/WPM
WHAT WORD COMPLETES THE ANALOGY
SNEAKY : FORTHRIGHT :: generous : giving
1. giving
2. stingy
3. surplus

What does it mean?
skulk
If you decided to skulk through the school, you might look like
1. a spy.
2. a snob.
3. a kangaroo.

10 songs.10-1-07

Bits and Bytes tech-talk 2.1 and analogy

1. How many bytes in a Terabyte (TB)?
1,000,000,000,000

2. How many Kilobytes (KBs) in a 100MB file?
100,000

3. How many bits are used in the word “computer”?
64

4. Write your first name in binary.
0100101101001100010110010100111001001110


ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
What word completes the analogy?
HAIRBRUSH : BRISTLED :: dragon : mythical
1. real
2. dragon
3. ancient

Word Quiz
deface
Someone might deface a wall by
1. using spray paint to mess it up.
2. hanging some nice pictures on it.
3. patching it, then applying fresh paint

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM 9-28-07

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM
GARBAGE : TRASH :: shiny : glossy
1. drab
2. oil
3. shiny

WORD QUIZ
This song by Gilbert and Sullivan tells about an itinerant person:
1. "Poor Wandering One!"
2. "I'm Called Little Buttercup"
3. "The Woman of the Wisest Wit"

37 WPM

analogy/word/wpm 9-27-07

ANALOGY
CLIFF : STEEP :: tunnel : underground
1. subterranean
2. tunnel
3. secret

WORD
toxic
Which plant's name suggests that it is toxic?
1. Creeping Charlie
2. Poison Ivy
3. Lace Plant

i typed 38 WPM

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM

ANALOGY/WORD/WPM-
10 MINUTES ONLY! :0)
JURASSIC : PERIOD :: Chicago : _city_
1. Illinois
2. tourist
3. city

WORD
Which headline tells about an example of altruism?
1. Partygoers Enjoy 1,000-Pound Cake
2. Clever Cats Howl National Anthem
3. Volunteers Nurse Injured Penguins

i typed an average of 41 WPM

warm-up 9-25-07

ANALOGY

SPOUT : TEAPOT :: _wick_ : candle
1. wick
2. match
3. darkness

Word Quiz

Unanimous
If six people make a unanimous decision,
1. all six agree.
2. they are split three to three.
3. they have made six separate decisions.

i typed an average of 37 WPM

analogy, word, WPM, vocab sentences 9-24-07

ANALOGY OF THE DAY:
ENEMY : PAL :: gigantic : tiny
1. gigantic
2. small
3. iota
WORD OF THE DAY
sentient
Which could be described as sentient?
1. a hamster
2. a cupcake
3. an ocean

I typed 35 WPM

Vocabulary Sentences

1. The icon for Word Processor is a big "W" on a white background
2. I use my desktop everyday.
3. The cursor on the computer is an arrow.
4. The quick launch toolbar is like the dock.
5. The Taskbar button is located some where in the computer
6. The menu bar is located at the top of the page.
7. The toolbars allow you to change things that you need.
8. The control icon tells you what window it's going to open.
9. The scroll Box helps move your page up and down.
10. The Help toolbar is located at the top of documents.

ANALOGY/WORD QUIZ 9-21-07

ANALOGY
WEED : PLANT :: flu : _illness_
1. sneezing
2. health
3. illness
WORD QUIZ
prohibit
To prohibit people on their beach, the neighbors set up
1. a party for the whole neighborhood.
2. an admission booth.
3. a "No Trespassing" sign

ANALOGY/WORD warm up 9-20-07

ANALOGY/WORD
-WARM UP
PETAL : ROSE :: _hare_ : rabbit
tail
hare
mammal

What does it mean ?
precarious
Who might look precarious?
1. a king on a golden throne
2. a tightrope walker
3. a sleeping baby

ANALOGY/WORD, WPM, REVIWE QUESTIONS 9-19-07

WARM-UP:
ANALOGY/VOCAB
SMOOTH : WARTY :: _famous_ : unknown
1. famous
2. mysterious
3. anonymous
WORD QUIZ
persevere
What newspaper headline tells about someone who has the ability to persevere?
1. Woman Builds Castle Stone by Stone
2. Boy Finds Diamond Ring on Beach
3. Farmer Shares Crops with the Poor

*I typed 32 WPM*

Review Questions.

TUESDAY
Page 25
1. e
2. b
3.
a. ) Menu bar
b. ) Formatting toolbar
c. ) Task Pane
d.) Status Bar
4. F
5. F1 or the Help button on the toolbar
6. F
7. T
8. d
9. It could be a corrupt file.
Examples: the disk drive contains the file having bad sectors, and electrical surge damaged the location where the file is stored, or the file was not saved properly.
10. d
WEDNESDAY
Page 41
1. a
2. b
3. So you can have that information without having to retype it.
4. When you use the save as way, it keeps the original document intact as a word document, and also gives you the optionto save it in a different form.
5. d
6. When you select file new, it replaces the previous document you had open. If you click on the picture of the new document it justs adds another one to the one you have, so you will have multiple documents open at once.
7. d
8. e
9. b
10. a
THURDASAY
Page 55-56
1. You go to File and then Select all.
2.
3.
a.) Normal view
b.) Outline view
c.) Web layout view
d.) Print layout
e.) Reading layout
4. F
5. d
6. Redo is when you undo something and you want it put back where it was, and repeat is when you want more then one of something on the page.
7. d
8. d
9. e
10. c

analogy. 9-18-07

ANALOGY
HAIRPIECE : TOUPEE :: spunky : _Trouble_
1. plucky
2. dull
3. trouble
WORD QUIZ
obtrusive
While we were hiking, we saw an obtrusive mass of rock. It _stuck out into our path_
1. was hard and glittered in the sun.
2. had layers of different colors.
3. stuck out into our path.

Warm-up 9-17-07

WARM-UP: ANALOGY/VOCAB
TARANTULA : SPIDER :: _Emmy_ : award
1. recognize
2. Emmy
3. withhold

Computer timeline

➢ Charles Babbage designs/proposes the creation of the Difference Engine.—1822
➢ John Ambrose Fleming develops the vacuum tube (also called the diode valve.)—1904
➢ The ENIAC (electronic numerical integrator and computer) was constructed at the University of Pennsylvania.—1943
➢ The first transistor is created at Bell Laboratories.—1947
➢ My dad’s Birthday December 1955
➢ Working for Texas Instruments, Jack Kilby creates the first integrated circuit.—1958
➢ My mom’s birthday – August 1964
➢ Intel introduces the 8008 microprocessor.—1972
➢ Bill Gates and Paul Allen found Microsoft.--1975➢ Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs form the Apple Computer Company.—1976
➢ IBM introduces its PC (or Personal Computer.)--1981➢ Tim Berners-Lee develops the World Wide Web.—1991
➢ My birthday – February 1990
➢ apple came out with iPOD -- 2001
➢ apple came out with iPHONE -- 2007

Ethics Quiz -- Period 7

As your principal, I am informing you that the use of Manor High School computer's is a privilage that students have. Since the computers are for everyone you must be considerate when using them. You must know the value of the computers, not cost wise but the benifits that all students get by having access to computers at school. Students should be considerate and show good character by following these rules:

1. Do not use piracy, such as downloding music for mp3 players or iPODS.
2.No plagerism.
3.Do not use the schools computer to hack into any other sites or pages.
4.Be respectful and follow good ethics when using the commputers.
5.No food or drinks by computers.
6.Do not look at any sites that are restricted by the school.
7.Do not use computers for games.
8.Do not use computers for E-Mail, except when instructed to do so by a teacher.
9. Respect others privacy
10.Do not abuse the privlage of the computers, it can be taken away.

REMEMBER: use of the computers is a privilage, not a right.