's allowance for Monday, January 31, 2011 (Remember that YOU COME TO 10:30):
Mathematics: Perform the exercises on page 42 from number 30 to number 40;
Geometry: Solve this problem:
A trapezoid rectangle has a base larger than 16 cm. The base is less than three-quarters (3 / 4) of the greater, while the height is 6 cm. Calculate the perimeter and the area, also calculate the hypothetical area of \u200b\u200bthe rectangle formed by the two bases of the trapezium and its height.
Civic Education: write the other 6 of the first 12 articles of the Constitution and save the first 6.
(Bring the book anthology and write to the Chronicle).
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