Questions in Grade Elementary-school

Questions in Grade Elementary-school

[Sagot para sa’yo] Ano ang gagawain mo kung nahaharap ka sa isang mahirap na desisiyon

[Sagot para sa’yo] Identify whether the pair of words aresynonyms or antonyms.1. hot-cold2. dry - wet3. begin -start4. early- late5. pretty - beautifulQ Search⑤Activate WindowsGo to Settings Windows7:58 AMENGUS>>2/8/2004

[Sagot para sa’yo] what is the pameter of 36m

[Sagot para sa’yo] what is the temperature of air if the speed of sound is 348.40 m/s

[Sagot para sa’yo] If you are Androcles, would you do the same thing to the lion even if you are afraid of a lion?

[Sagot para sa’yo] team that [blank] all the players of the other opponent team wins the game.

[Sagot para sa’yo] Magbigay ng 5 kabutihang dulot ng pakikipag-ugnayan ng Pilipinas sa Amerika para sa kasarinlan ng bansa.

[Sagot para sa’yo] Answer the following: 1. What is the difference between hazard and risk.2. What are the different hazards and risks when performing agricultural practices? 3. How to prevent the different hazards and risks in the work place? 4. Why do we need to maintain safety while working in the garden?

[Sagot para sa’yo] The Princess in the Skyar techniLong, long ago, says an old Indian story, there were no rivers in India. All theplaces below the mountains were very flat. In the hot weather, the land became sodry that no plants would grow.Up in the Himalayan mountains dwelt the god, Siva. Above him in the skylived the beautiful Princess Ganga.Ganga was soft and gentle. Sometimes, she looked down on the plain belowand wept to see how the sun had burnt up all the land. As her tears fell on the soil,crops began to grow."If only Ganga would come down among us," the people would cry, "thenperhaps we should have more food to eat."One day, a holy man prayed to Siva on the mountaintop and asked him tobring Princess Ganga down to earth."Your prayer is answered," replied the god, and he asked the princess if shewas willing to do as the people wished."I will come," she answered.She floated gently down from the cloud where she lived. She reached firstthe mountaintop where Siva had his dwelling. Now, Siva was a large god with long,long hair, which often blew out like a net in the strong winds that howled round thepeaks of the Himalayas. Princess Ganga was caught in this net.Siva knew many magic spells, but he had never come across a spell thatwould set free a prisoner in his own hair.Ganga struggled in vain. As she struggled, the jewels in her white robe werescattered all over the mountaintops. That, says the story, is why the tops of theHimalayas are always white.At last, the princess thought of a way to release herself. She begged Sivato turn her into water, so that she could slip easily through the net of his hair. Thegod did as she asked.title settingcharacters plot timeplacemoodbeginning rising action climaxfalling action/denouement resolution/outcome

[Sagot para sa’yo] How do you typically cope with stress? (Select all thTalking to a friend or family member.Engaging in physical activity or exercise.Listening to music.Engaging in hobbies or creative activities.Seeking professional help (counselor, therapist,Other (please specify)