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(2) Which of thee are larger than a pint?
a. 1 cup, b. 15ml, c. 8fl. oz, c. .5 liter
(3) Which of these item is likely about 1 gram?
(4) which of these weights are the heaviest?
a. 100 lb, b. 200g c. 160oz, d. 25kg
(4) acloset is 3 ft wide by 3 ft long by 9ft tall. what is the voulume?
(5) a vegetable garden is 10ft wide and 10 yards long. What is the area?
(6) the top of a narrow bench is 12 inches wide and 3 feet long. What is the area of the bench top?
(7)Which of these weights are the same as 1kg?
a. 2lb, b. 1/100g, c. .5 lb, d. 100g
(8) which of the prefixes listed means "multipied by 1,000?
a.kilo, b. deka, c. centi d. milli
(9)What units decribe a voulume?
(10) A cardbox contains 8 cups of peanuts. Tom has some fancy gift boxes that he want to fill with the peanuts. The fancy gift boxes are half as tall and twice as long as the cardboard box. How many boxes can he fill?

i dont mind helping people but this is silly

ill do number 4
volume = length time height times width
v = 3*9*3
v = 81 cubic feet

2007-02-08 10:21:05 by rosemariestewart64

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I know this might sound a bit hinky, but I really don't intend for it to be such. I have found, with my hubby anyway, that if in the morning I give him a little pleasure (usually oral and/or manual), I own him for the day. He calls me on his way to work. He calls me on his lunch break. He calls me on the way home. And he comes straight home. On weekends when I do it, I have gotten him to clean out the garage and his junk room (without a fight!). He cleared the fields in back of our place for my vegetable garden. He has surprised me twice with gifts and 3 times with taking me out on a dinner date without the kids along.
I was thinking that for 5 to 10 minutes of "work" I am getting mountains moved. My sister and g/fs think I am being manipulative and abusive. All I know is he is happy and I am happy. What do you think, am I a bad wife for doing this?

I am not married yet, in fact I am still a virgin, but, looking at the answers you are receiving here, I would say your husband must think he has died and gone to heaven! I think I am going to do this same thing when I get married and see if I get the same results. The thing I am most impressed with here is that all the guys seem to be on the same page and think you are wife of the century! Hey for ten minutes of "work" you are getting maximum returns on your investment. By all means you need to write a book or get on the talk shows...when women find out about this trick (hahaha) I think divorce lawyers are going to go out of business!

2009-02-12 09:11:46 by coachandchocolate

We bought a house within the past week and it has an 8'x8' garden bed in the back yard and I really don't want to tear it down so I came up with a brilliant idea. I am going to make it a garden for the homeless!! I plan to grow fresh fruit and vegetables and once they are ripe enough, I'll take them down to the homeless. But I need help! I don't know what to grow because I've never had a garden before and I have a lot of room to plant things. So any ideas of what I could plant or any ideas that I could use to make my idea better would be greatly appreciated!!
Oh! And another idea that I have is that my 16th birthday is coming up in December around Christmas. But the thing is, I don't want gifts. I am going to ask people to bring a gift or canned food or coats and jackets for the homeless for Christmas. So ANY ideas that you have, I am all ears(or eyes in this case).

Thanks in advanced!
{melissa}

Lol, first I thought you meant you were going to donate your garden as a kind of park for the homeless and I thought- "8x8 isn't big enough for that!" But I get it now...

Um, if you're going to give them food straight out of your garden (are you taking them to a shelter to be cooked and turned into actual meals, or just personally handing out fresh fruit and veggies to them?) I'd say make sure what you're growing is suitable to eat raw and cold and by itself (i.e. NOT potatoes, squash, onions, etc. but rather carrots, strawberries...).

You could also bake things for them, as ingredients like flour, sugar, etc. are very cheap and can make a lot of filling food that can go unrefrigerated or heated up (like cupcakes or rolls).

Good luck, it's a great idea! God bless.

2009-05-17 12:39:22 by Melissa