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Vocabulary:
Identify the vocabulary word for each definition below.

1)Is the process of recursively calling a copy of the same
method until a base case is reached.
In some cases, like the Fibonacci problem, two values may trigger
alternate base cases that
return values in non-linear recursion. In non-linear recursion, the
base case may need to
accommodate multiple return values.—————?
2)Is the process of calling one and only one copy of the same
method within a method.
Is the process of calling two or more copies of the same method
within a method. As a rule,
the calls are separated by an operator in an
algorithm.——————?
3)Is the process of backing into a problem by recursively
calling a copy of the method until you
arrive at a base case, and then returning the values up the chain
to resolve a problem.——————-?
4)The last case processed by a recursive program, which may
also be processed for the last
couple values. This is true when resolving a Fibonacci sequence for
the first two values of
the sequence. They are the last values calculated when recursively
resolving the problem.———————?
5)Is the alternative to the base case, and run when the base
case criteria isn’t met. It runs
when the program needs to call yet another copy or set of copies of
itself to resolve a
problem.—————————?

Try It/Solve It:
1. Create a class to define and test linear recursion. Name the
class Linear. Implement the following:
• A public class named “Linear”.
• A pubic static method named “factorial” that takes a double and
returns a double.
• The base case should check whether the input value is less than
or equal to 1.
• The recursive case should return the input value multiplied
against the result of a recursive call to the factorial
method with the input value minus 1.

Create a static main method that tests the following:
• A double variable named “d”.

• Check if the argument list contains any values, and assign the
value of argument zero to the local double
variable. If the argument list is empty assign a value of 5.

• Print the factorial value and the original input value.
• While formatting may differ, this is the expected output:
 Factorial [120.0] of [5.0]

2. Create a class to define and test linear recursion. Name the
class NonLinear. Implement the following:
• A public class named “NonLinear”
• A pubic static method named “fibonacci” that takes a double and
returns a double.
• The base case should check whether the input value is less than
2.
• The recursive case should return the following:
• return fibonacci(d — 1) + fibonacci(d — 2);

Create a static main method that tests the following:
• A double variable named “d”.
• Check if the argument list contains any values, and assign the
value of argument zero to the local double
variable. If the argument list is empty assign a value of 5.
• Print the fibonacci value and the original input value.
• While formatting may differ, this is the expected output:
Fibonacci index [0.0] value [0.0]
Fibonacci index [1.0] value [1.0]
Fibonacci index [2.0] value [1.0]
Fibonacci index [3.0] value [2.0]
Fibonacci index [4.0] value [3.0]

3. Trace through the following code using a chart, and then apply
backwards thinking to find the factorial of 7.
public static double factorial(double d) {
// Sort elements by title case.
if (d <= 1) {
return 1;
}
else {
return d * factorial(d — 1);
}//endif
}//end method factorial

The acquisition of new vocabulary is essential in terms of overall language advancement. However, there is always a need to review active words from time to time in order to use them fluently in speech. Here, we will present a couple of great vocabulary revision games which will perk up every classroom. Through these games the learners will feel how fun, entertaining and effective the learning process can be.

1. Charades

Charades is a fun and cool revision game. Students need to practice their acting skills to explain the words. This game is extremely easy to organize with minimal advance preparation. The only thing to be ready for is to keep a collection of vocabulary cards for the words you have studied.

The class is divided into two teams. Each team member takes turns acting out one of the words from the vocabulary set and explains it by acting out the word. If his or her own team can’t guess the word, the opposite team gets the chance to guess it. Each right answer equals one point.

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2. Pictionary

Pictionary is also an  entertaining game to play for vocabulary review. The rules are similar to those of charades except that instead of acting out the word, it is drawn on the board.

3. Bingo

Bingo can serve as a good revision game. From my experience, most of the groups/students like playing bingo because it gives them the chance to  reflect on the words they have digested.

Students are given a blank bingo board and are asked to put the review words into the squares randomly. The teacher puts the active words in a hat or a box, takes them out one by one and defines them. If the student has a word corresponding to the definition, he crosses it out on his bingo board. When someone gets five squares in a row, they should shout, “Bingo!”

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4. A memory style

A memory style card game can be another effective way for reviewing vocabulary. It requires some preparation before the game starts. For each word to be reviewed, one card should have the target vocabulary word and another card should have the definition of the word. You also need to have a big playing grid where you put the words and their definitions face down.

Each person turns over two cards each turn trying to find a match. If the cards do not match, he turns them over again and the next person tries to find a match. If he succeeds, he keeps the cards and gets an additional turn. The player with the highest number of cards at the end of the game wins.

The game can be modified even further. If you have accumulated enough synonyms or antonyms to the target vocabulary, you can practice matching target words to their antonyms or synonyms.

5. Categories

Categories is another awesome revision game which will make students energized and empowered. What they need for the game is to draw 4-6 columns on their paper and write a category at the top of each column. Categories fit the topics covered during the course. For example, if you have covered the business topics of Marketing, Work and Leisure, Ethics, Human Resources, Travel, you write these topics as categories.

You time the students and ask them to write as many words as possible under each category. As a further modification, choose a random letter and write it on the board. Give students enough time to write down a word for each category that starts with that letter.

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6. Letter scramble

Letter scramble will make students really competitive and super fast. What you need is to take a list of words that your students have recently learned and write a scrambled version of each on the board. Students need to unscramble the words on their paper. The first one to finish deciphering all the words wins.

7. Stop the bus

Stop the bus is a cool game my students adore.  I usually divide the class into 2-3 teams. One student from each team. This student sits on a chair facing his peers. Then from behind the student in the hot seat, show the other students a word from the lesson. The other students must try to describe what the word is without saying the actual word. And the student in the hot seat must guess.

The student who guesses the word shouts out “stop the bus” and checks the word with the teacher. If correct, the team gets a point. If wrong, other teams have the chance to guess the word by writing their versions on a piece of paper and passing the papers to the teacher.

8. Puzzles

Puzzles  is another cool and easy tool to review the material in an effective way. What I like about this way of vocabulary revision is that students can work in pairs or groups while trying to find words matching the definition in the crosswords. They learn by listening to each other, cooperating to find the right answer. In this way, they both review the material and improve their teamwork skills.

Follow this link to get templates of different types of puzzles.

We also recommend watching a video with Alexei Konobeev. The speaker shared games to help your students remember new vocabulary. These games do not require special training and you can adapt them to any age and level.

We hope that all these games would serve their best to liven your vocabulary revision sessions and make them more meaningful and effective.

Which of these games have you tried? Which ones have you picked up for your next revision slot?

Помогите пожалуйста.
1.      Choose the correct
word for each sentence.
1)   
In most countries policemen carry ______ .
a)    
guns      b)
swords     c) masks
 
2)   
Members of Criminal Investigation department are
______ .
a)    
officers    b)
volunteers    c) detectives
 
3)   
 A police
officer can stop and search people if he ______ 
them of committing a crime.
a)    
prevents     b)
suspects    c) provides
 
4)   
The head of Scotland Yard is appointed by the Crown on
the ________ of Home Secretary.
a)     recommendation   b) provision   c) opinion
 
5)   
Courts decide both criminal and civil ____ .
a)    
 crimes    b) cases   
c)  procedures
6)   
The jury traditionally ____ of 12 ordinary people.
a)    
includes     b)
consists    c)   covers
 
7)   
The jurors discuss their ____ in a special room.                           
a)    
interrogation  
b)  situation    c) decision
 
8)    
If a person committed a_____, he/she cannot be a
juror.
a)    
crime   b)
mistake    c) disease
 
9)   
The jury reaches the verdict, but the ____   passes the sentence.
a)    
clerk    b)  judge  
c) police officer
 
10)         
 The verdict of
the jury must be ______ in cases of murder.  
a)    
unanimous    
b)  similar   c) different    

Автор: Гость

If you’re looking for a printable word search for kids, this is the place to find a collection of free printable puzzles with varying themes.

Back To School Word Searches

These back to school word search puzzles are a nice activity for the beginning of a school year.

There’s a word search for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th graders.

If you have an older elementary aged student, you can try this 5th grade back to school word search or this 6th grade puzzle.

Or, for kids ready for a challenge, you can print off this difficult back to school word search.

Weather Word Searches

Complete a weather unit with one of these weather word searches:

  • easy weather word search for students around 1st or 2nd grade
  • 5th grade weather word search
  • 6th grade weather word search
Printable word search for kids puzzles with varying themes like this collection of weather word searches.  Downloadable pdf is free and always includes answers.

Apple Word Searches

This apple word search printable is ideal for first graders. The letters of the puzzle are in the shape of an apple. There are 20 words to find.

And this easy apple word search has 12 hidden words. It’s perfect for 1st or 2nd graders.

Here’s another apple themed word search for grade 3. This puzzle has 17 third grade words.

Try one of these autumn themed word searches. There’s a fall puzzle for each level of difficulty: easy, medium or hard.

Winter Word Searches

A winter word search is a fun educational activity for kids to do on a cold winters day. Here are 6 winter word searches you can choose from:

  • kindergarten winter word search
  • 3rd grade winter word search
  • 5th grade puzzle
  • easy, medium & hard level winter themed word searches

Spring Word Searches

Celebrate spring in the classroom with a spring themed puzzle. Here is an easy spring word search for 1st grade.

For younger children you can try this kindergarten spring word search.

Teachers can even send a spring break word search home for kids to work on during their week off.

And for elementary aged kids that can handle a bigger challenge, try this difficult spring word search.

Earth Day Word Searches

Here’s an easy Earth Day word search best for 1st or 2nd graders.

And if you need something more challenging, then try this Earth Day word search for 6th grade.

I created all kinds of Earth Day activities including this save the planet Earth word search puzzle. It has 35 Earth Day words and once completed will reveal a hidden message.

Summer Word Searches

Summer word searches can be a relaxing past time for kids in the summer months.

Here are 3 summer word search puzzles with spelling words from 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade respectively.

And if your child can handle a little bit more of a challenge, try this summer holidays word search that has 35 hidden summer words.

If you’re going camping as a family, you can bring along this difficult camping word search, or this campfire camping word search.

French Word Search

Here is a french body parts word search. Kids can work on their french vocabulary by searching for the french words for various body parts.

I will be making many more french word searches in the future.

Word Searches by Grade Level

Here is a list of the printable word searches by grade level:

Kindergarten Word Search

  • Fall Word Search
  • Winter Word Search
  • Family Word Search
  • Spring Word Search
  • Camping Word Search

1st Grade Word Search

  • Apple Word Search
  • Spring Word Search
  • Earth Day Word Search

2nd Grade Word Search

  • Back to School Word Search
  • ER, IR & OR R Controlled Vowels Word Search
  • Long E Sound Word Search
  • Long I Sound Word Search
  • Math Word Search
  • Number Word Search 1-10
  • Hard C Soft C Word Search
  • Apple Word Search
  • AR & UR Bossy R Word Search
  • Letter Writing Themed Word Search
  • Colours Word Search (2 versions: colour & color)
  • Weather Word Search
  • Farm Word Search
  • Summer Word Search

3rd Grade Word Search

  • Back to School Word Search
  • Dogs Word Search
  • Number Word Search 11-20
  • Apple Word Search
  • Winter Word Search
  • Gardening Word Search
  • Baseball Word Search
  • Summer Word Search

4th Grade Word Search

  • Back to School Word Search
  • Mail & Letters Word Search
  • Pizza Word Search
  • Flowers & Insects Word Search
  • Summer Word Search

5th Grade Word Search

  • Back to School Word Search
  • Winter Word Search
  • Weather Word Search
  • Water Cycle Word Search
  • Fruit Word Search
  • Vacation Word Search

6th Grade Word Search

  • Back to School Word Search
  • Earth Day Word Search
  • Weather Word Search

Educational Benefits of Word Searches

I find word searches especially useful for helping students learn spelling words. It is also beneficial for improving a child’s reading and vocabulary skills.

Spelling

Spelling is worked on, as the whole idea of the puzzle is to focus on finding the letters that make up each word.

They will be looking at the letters that make up a word, possibly repeating the letters to themselves as they search for a word, and further reinforcing the words spellings when they find the letters in the puzzle.

Vocabulary

Another benefit of word searches for kids, is it helps them improve their vocabulary skills.

As word search puzzles usually are based on a theme, the words of the puzzle usually relate to that theme.

Sometimes they will be introduced to a word or words they aren’t familiar with. For example, the 5th grade winter themed word search has the word “solstice”. Looking up the definition of any word or words they don’t know, well help increase their vocabulary.

Reading

A smaller benefit of a word search for kids is working on reading skills. Children usually begin a word search by reading a word. If a child doesn’t know how to read the word, they’re going to try to sound it out, or even ask someone how to say the word.

Think of a word search as a way to master the reading of words of a theme. So after completing a 1st grade apple word search, kids will be able to read more fluently any children’s books about apples.

So choose any word search for kids above. They are all free and printable. Answers almost always accompany its puzzle.

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