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The mode is the number that occurs the most, that occurs the most. The mode is the number that occurs the most 

Now lets try the mean, if you want to find the mean just add all the numbers up and divide the numbers by added, just add all the numbers up and divide the numbers by added!

Now lets try the median. the median is the middle number so put the numbers from smallest to biggest and the one in the middle is the median, the median.

Lets talk about range it's very simple. Its the biggest number minus the smallest number in the group in the group.

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Here is my frequency table
Who plays these sports?

Here is my pictograph of which day do people train the most?

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Here is my table of what sports people like?

Statements:
1. It looks like soccer was very popular and basket ball was very close
2. Tennis didn't seem so popular as it did come last.
3. Hockey was an all rounder sport which people liked

What investigation would I Choose next?
I would probably do the same idea but narrow it down to two sports.

Here is my video

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 Two Dice Game I

For each dice game below (Game A and Game B) you are to:

·        decide if each game is fair or not and explain your answer (parts a) and b));

·        play Game A and Game B in pairs, but individually record and explain your results (parts c) and d)).

Game A:         Throw the two dice and add the top two numbers together. ·        Player 1 wins when the result is an odd number. ·        Player 2 wins when the result is an even number.

Sum = 6

a)         i)          Using the table below, who is more likely to win this game?  (Circle one)

                        (A)   Player 1     (B)   Player 2     (C)   Both players are equally likely.

            ii)         Explain your answer.

                       

 Player 2 would win because there are more even numbers on the table than there are odd numbers. There are  3, 5, 7, 9 and 11 which are odd numbers and then there are 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 which are even. So there is a more of a chance rolling even numbers.

Sum of two dice	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
Number of ways it can occur	1	2	3	4	5	6	5	4	3	2	1

Game B:         Throw the two dice and multiply the top two numbers together. ·        Player 1 wins when the result is an odd number. ·        Player 2 wins when the result is an even number.

Product = 8

b)         i)          Who is more likely to win this game?  (Circle one)

                        (A)   Player 1     (B)   Player 2     (C)   Both players are equally likely.

            ii)         Explain your answer.

                        Both players are equally likely to win because there is a fifty fifty chance of getting an odd or an even number when multiplying the top two numbers.

·      Pair up with someone else who has finished a) and b). ·      Get two dice and complete parts c) and d).

c)         i)          Play Game A 50 times and record your results in the table below.

Tally		Frequency
Player 1 wins	IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII I	O.26
Player 2 wins	IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIII	O.24

            ii)         Do your results suggest that Game A is fair?   Yes   /   No   (Circle one)

                        Explain your answer.

                    Yes because player 1 had 26 and player 2 had 24 which means both of the           players  almost got 25 each which is half of fifty. 

d)         i)          Play Game B 50 times and record your results in the table below.

Tally		Frequency
Player 1 wins	IIIII IIIII III	O.13
Player 2 wins	IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII IIIII II	O.37

            ii)         Do your results suggest that Game B is fair?   Yes   /   No   (Circle one)

                        Explain your answer.

                        Game b is not fair because player 2 got more wins than player 1. Player 2 got 37 , player 1 got 13 so this proves that game b is not fair.

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This Is my table f the monty hall problem and we were "asked is it true that if the testee swapped the cups they would win more often? In my case No because my testee won more if he kept the same cup.

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Poem (homework)

When the wind blows
the quiet things speak.
Some whisper, some clang,
Some creak.

Grasses swish.
Treetops sigh.
Flags slap
and snap at the sky.
Wires on poles
whistle and hum.
Ashcans roll.
Windows drum.

When the wind goes --
suddenly
then,
the quiet things 
are quiet again.

a)	Write down eight words the poet has used to describe sounds.

i) ii) iii) iv)

drum snap slap sigh

v) vi) vii) viii)

hum whistle swish creak

b)	The poet describes some objects as acting like humans, for example "quiet things speak". Find two more examples of this kind of writing from the poem.

i) some whisper         ii) when the wind blows

c)	In the second line the poet states, "The quiet things speak". Name two "quiet things" from the poem.

i)grass ii)windows

d)	What is shown by the use of the hyphen at the end of the line, "When the wind goes —"?

e)	To make someone stop or something has interrupted. What two main things happen in the poem?

i) ii)

When the wind blows quiet things speak. The quiet things go quiet again

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Poem (homework)

Read the two poems written in the boxes below.

Bicycle gleaming, new racing, wheeling, braking funny

noun adjectives verbs adjective

Grandad weary, anxious shuffling, creaking, snoring old

noun adjectives verbs adjective

Write your own poem following the same structure shown in the poems above. Present it on a background image. 

First  1 noun

Second 2 adjectives

Third   3 verbs 

Fourth 1 adjective

Analysing a Poem (Homework)

Rhyme: This has no rhyme  
Rhythm: there are about 3- 5 syllables in the poem 
Tone or Mood: Mysterious 
Personification: At the river mouth 
Enjambment: "swallows the whitebait at the river mouth".
Meaning of the title: Awa: river. 
Find 3 facts about the author: Greg O'connel was born in a place called Oamaru, New Zealand. His dad was a builder and his mother  studied as a nurse but then became a full timed mother. He went to a school called St Joseph's NZ
Now write a similar poem (must have a Maori title) and present it on a slide. Also, make a Sound Cloud recording of you reading the poem.

Nga puna torotī ama koiora( the fountain of life)

Water runs down

through the hooked

shape waterfall and

into my cup ahh I say
that was nice.

How to make a quick snack.

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how to make your bed (homework)

Proof reading

How to use the Pythagorus Theorem

How to use the box method

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Battle of Gate Pa

• Heni Karuma is the angel of Gate Pa.
• Jane Foully was Heni Karuma European name after she married a pub owner called Dennis Foully. 
• Heni Karuma was famous for being the only women in the battle of gate pa in 1864.
• The battle started just before dawn. 
• Before the battle started she was in a small stockade by the main path.    
• Some people think the story of Heni Karuma never happened. 
• something inside made her remember when she heard the soldiers cry was if the enemy wants mercy we give it 
• She went up to an english colonel and gave the water during the night and the colonel said god bless you.  
• The kernel that she saved was called Kernel Booth. 
• A friend sent her a picture of an artist that drew the scene of her and the british soldiers and the artist had drawn her as a man.