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CONGRUENT - FIGURES HAVING THE SAME SIZE A !"#$%&  j  my spying. I went back and demanded the @#@ that he owed me. @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ @#@#@#@#@#@ Fulus grudgingly paid me for the @#@ days I worked. I don't trust him so I counted my money. I counted XXXIV coins. At VIII a day, I should have been paid @#@ forn (not counting servants) visited. I told him @#@ in all. Fulus was angry with me because I failed to spy on days number @#@ and @#@. The excuse I gave him was that @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# @#@#@#@#@#@ #@#@#@#@# w how many servants came to the house on Colosseum Drive. I told him that I counted a total of @#@ visits from servants coming during the @#@ days I spied. I also told him that @#@ women and children visited. But he didn't care. He asked me how many meth III children) and I servant Day V -- @#@ people (XIV men and II women) and III servant Day VI -- @#@ people (XII of them women and children) IX servant Day VII -- @#@ people (XXIV men and XXII women) and XVI servant Fulus wanted to kno<ND SHAPE 2. DIAMETER - A LINE OF SYMMETRY OF A CIRCLE 3. FLIP IMAGE 4. HEXAGON 5. LINE OF SYMMETRY 6. PARALLEL 7. PERPENDICULAR 8. QUADRILATERAL 9. RADIUS 10. RIGHT ANGLE 11. TRIANGLE 12. VOLUME  `  V L B1 with 2 slices of bread411 slice46pizza1 slice40soda, cola12 oz24tuna fish sandwich juice6 oz16peanut butter crackers6 crackers50peanuts (in shell)2 oz37apple pie40french fries2 oz50hamburger4 oz with roll73muffin, blueberry1 medium25orange16milk8 oz25hot dog4 oz with roll50jelly doughnut1 medium16bologna sandwich1 with 2 slices of bread50apple1 medium15cheese1 slicebanana1 medium R ')*+,-./88282,000AfricaKorea1820-1988578,000Asiaall Americas1820-198811,340,000N., S., & Central Americaall Asia1820-19885,406,000Asiaall Europe1820-198836,876,000Europeall Africa1820-191820-1988785,000AsiaCanada1820-19884,249,000N. AmericaMexico1820-19882,805,000N. AmericaWest Indies1820-19881,284,000N. America3,426,000EuropeFrance1820-1988779,000EuropeItaly1820-19885,346,000EuropePhilippines1820-1988874,000AsiaChinaGreat Britain1820-19885,095,000EuropeIreland1820-19884,707,000EuropeNorway & Sweden1820-19881,989,000EuropeSoviet Union1820-1988Germany1820-19887,058,000Europe $ j <  T &R((SNACK((QUANTITYMINUTES OF WALKING!MONTH:"Mr. Garcia's Class!Sept.!Oct.!Nov.!Dec. !Total:  @ @ @@ R ke to recieve Rock and Pop cassettes. My favorite groups are Thank you very much. Sinceerly, Cassie ReevesFebrury 11, 1991 235 Springvale Road Small Town, USA 98884 Dear Small Town Times, I would like to enter your song contest. Here is my list of songs with ---words in the titels. My list has # titels in it. Cassie Reeves' Song List If I win, I would li  abread B  alettuce aapples B OO aoranges B ccagrapesB acookiesB a TOTALD @@aBudget difference:B !@c Budget available:aFOODb PRICE PER POUNDc NUMBER OF POUNDSd COST TOTALa hamburgerB a frankfurtersB apeanut butterB  acheese B !" BOTTLES# TRASH$ NEWSPAPER% TIME!TEAMS" ## # bags$ lbs% minutes!Peace!Earth!Water!AirFPLACE TIME IMMIGRANTS TO USAREGION5=>?@BCR RULES OF DIVISIBILITY A) A number is divisible if it can be divided exactly by another number. B) All numbers that have an even digit in the ones place are divisible by 2. C) A number is divisible by 3 if the sum of all its d $ j <  T &lm Drive. Well, that looked like easy money. It took me less than II seconds to agree to the deal. After VII days, I made the following report: Day I -- @#@ people (XVII men and II women) and I servant Day II -- @## people (XV men, II women wi I had been working as a house servant for Fulus only XXX days when he offered to pay me to spy. He said he would pay me VIII coins a day. All I had to do was report to him the number of people who visited a house each day. The house is at XLIV Colosseuthe factors, it will not change the product. H) A number cannot be divided by zero. 12 / 12 32 * 0 7 * 1 (5 * 7) * 12 = 5 * (7 * 12) 234 / 0 99 / 1 0 / 43 10 * 6 = 6 * 10 9;D) If you divide a number by 1, the quotient is always that number. E) If you multiply any factor by 1, the product will be the same as the factor. F) If you divide zero by any other number, the quotient is always zero. G) If you change the grouping of MULTIPLICATION PROPERTIES and DIVISION RULES A) If you change the order of factors, the product stays the same. B) If you divide a number other than zero by itself, the quotient is always 1. C) If you multiply any factor and zero, the product is zero. igits is divisible by 3. D) A number is divisible by 5 if the ones digit is a 5 or a 0. E) A number is divisible by 10 if the ones digit is a 0. . v  N & n DFGHIJKL  V all Americas1820-198811,340,000N., S., & Central Americaall Asia1820-19885,406,000Asiaall Europe1820-198836,876,000Europeall Africa1820-191820-1988785,000AsiaCanada1820-19884,249,000N. AmericaMexico1820-19882,805,000N. AmericaWest Indies1820-19881,284,000N. America3,426,000EuropeFrance1820-1988779,000EuropeItaly1820-19885,346,000EuropePhilippines1820-1988874,000AsiaChinaUnited Kingdom1820-19885,095,000EuropeIreland1820-19884,707,000EuropeNorway & Sweden1820-19881,989,000EuropeSoviet Union1820-1988 (per day) (per week) (per month) (per year)  SHOWER-5 MIN Normal flow Low-flow __ 55 TUB BATH Full tub Low water level 6   WATERUSAGE   SAVING USE ACTIVITY NORMAL USEWATER-SAVING USE  LITERS SAVED(liters per day)(liters per day) Germany1820-19887,058,000EuropeNPQ SECONDS DIFFERENCE SECONDS1952MAJORIE JACKSON ~~MARJORIE JACKSON B B 1956BETTY CUTHBERT ~~BETTY CUTHBERT $ $ 1960 WILMA RUDOLFC    OLYMPIC NAME OF 100 M DASH 200 M (EST.) NAME OF 200 M ACTUAL TIMEBEAT RECORD BYYEAR OLYMPIAN SECONDS SECONDS OLYMPIAN HNAME OF PRESIDENT PRESIDENTIAL ORDERPLACE OF BIRTH YEAR OF INAUGURATION AGE AT INAUGURATIONodrow Wilson28Virginia191358New York193351Theodore Roosevelt26New York190142William Howard Taft27Ohio190951Harry S. Truman33Missouri194560WoJohn Fitzgerald Kennedy35Massachusetts196143Richard Milhous Nixon37California196956Ronald Reagan40Illinois198169Franklin Delano Roosevelt3238Nebraska197461Warren Gamaliel Harding29Ohio192155Herbert Clark Hoover31Iowa192954Lyndon Baines Johnson36Texas19635564Jimmy(James Earl)Carter 39Georgia197752Calvin Coolidge30Vermont192351Dwight David Eisenhower34Texas195362Gerald Rudolph FordGeorge Bush41Massachusetts1989 LL WILMA RUDOLF ` ` 1964 WYOMIA TYUS ttEDITH McGUIRE 1968 WYOMIA TYUS LLIRENA SZEWINSKA  1972 RENATE SLECTER S r ]H3UVWXtuvwxFPLACE TIME IMMIGRANTS TO USAREGION88282,000AfricaKorea1820-1988578,000AsiaPoland1820-1988578,000EuropeI V. BRISCO-HOOKS  1988 F. 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KONDRATYEVA RR BARBEL WOCKEL  1984 EVELYN ASHFORD I((NAME((CALL SIGN((LOCATION((# OF QSL CARDS COLLECTED((OCCUPATIONBen AndrewWB6ETN v>^Y[\]^`abcd V EARTH792793Hawaii, USA101StudentMark CelloW1ITGMassachusetts, USAfhijklmnopqr > x((SONG TITLE((ARTIST OR GROUP((CATEGORYrdener1213BiologistDana GrantN3RTXDelaware, USA27GaNEW ZEALAND1614StudentGabe LawrenceTI2RALCOSTA RICAHank WashingtonK7FFWashington, USA297TeacherSkip WarrenZL4BVStudentJon IsaacKA4NCBFlorida, USA526PediatricianPAN1338Store OwnerSasha SverdlovUA5GBMoscow, SOVIET UNION981A4BAWSouth Carolina, USA2003ArchitectYoko OkamotoJA3SBJAanAnna RousseauVE3LJDOntario, CANADA1090LawyerJose Sierra467EngineerJocelyn WhitesideG3ATLLondon, ENGLAND162Veterinari.   vfVF6&~nKatrina and the WavesWeatherBoulder to BirminghamEmmylou HarrisU.S. CityMemphis Soul StewKing CurtiShineJudy GarlandWeatherSnowbirdAnne MurrayWeatherWalking on Sunshinein, Rain, Beautiful RainLadysmith Black MambazoWeatherDetroit BreakdownJ. Geils BandU.S. CityCome Rain or Come You Are My SunshineBing CrosbyWeatherSunnyBobby HebbWeatherRaBy the Time I Get to PhoenixGlen CampbellU.S. CityDo You Know the Way to San Jose?Dionne WarwickU.S. CityU.S. CityWindyThe AssociationWeatherBreezin'George BensonWeatherColorSister Golden HairAmericaColorI Left My Heart in San FranciscoTony BennettBlue in GreenMiles DavissU.S. CityRhythm of the RainThe CascadesWeatherCity of New OrleansArlo GuthrieU.S. CityStormy Monday BluesBobby Blue BandWeatherRainy Night in GeorgiaBrook BentonWe-235URANUS29,200178217 hr 18 min30,684 days (84 years)4 -335-370SATURN75,10088610 hr 14 min10,775 days (30 years)6 3 -360PLUTO17403664156 hr (6 days 12hr)90,765 days (249 years)3 s30 650NEPTUNE27,700279215 hr 48 min60,175 days (165 years)n)477 days15 55MERCURY3100361416 hr (59 days)88 day 50 min4288 days (12 years)8 -190MARS422014124 hr 41 min (1 day 41 mi24 hr (1 day)365 days1959JUPITER88,7004839 hr PLANET NAMEDIAMETER AT EQUATOR (miles)((MILES TO SUN (millions)((TIME OF ROTATION((TIME OF REVOLUTION((REVOLUTION SPEED (miles/sec)((SURFACE TEMPERATURE (F)BluesJohn FaheyU.S. CityThe Wind Beneath My WingsGary MorrisWeatherSan Diego SerenadeTom WaitsU.S. CityRaining in My HeartBuddy HollyWeatherSt. Louis Nashville CatsThe Lovin' SpoonfulU.S. CityOh AtlantaLittle FeatU.S. CityatherFrostyAlbert CollinsWeatherGalvestonGlen CambellU.S. CityVENUS7700675832 hr (243 days)225 days22 800PE 2. 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GRIFFITH JOYNER C  D<"@WYOMIA TYUSC LLeIRENA SZEWINSKAF  a1972 bRENATE SLECTER C SS D"@  eRENATE SLECTER F  G  H!@ @ a1976 bANNEGRET RICHTER C TT eBARBEL ECTHBERTF $ $ G  !@@a1960b WILMA RUDOLFC LLD"@e WILMA RUDOLFF ` ` G !@@a1964b WYOMIA TYUSC tteEDITH McGUIREF a1968b BluesJohn FaheyU.S. CityThe Wind Beneath My WingsGary MorrisWeatherBlue BayouSan Diego SerenadeTom WaitsU.S. CityRaining in My HeartBuddy HollyWeatherSt. Louis Nashville CatsThe Lovin' SpoonfulU.S. CityOh AtlantaLittle FeatU.S. CityatherFrostyAlbert CollinsWeatherGalvestonGlen CambellU.S. CityU.S. CityStormy Monday BluesBobby Blue BandWeatherRainy Night in GeorgiaBrook BentonWesU.S. CityRhythm of the RainThe CascadesWeatherCity of New OrleansArlo GuthrieKatrina and the WavesWeatherBoulder to BirminghamEmmylou HarrisU.S. CityMemphis Soul StewKing CurtiShineJudy GarlandWeatherSnowbirdAnne MurrayWeatherWalking on Sunshinein, Rain, Beautiful RainLadysmith Black MambazoWeatherDetroit BreakdownJ. Geils BandU.S. CityCome Rain or Come You Are My SunshineBing CrosbyWeatherSunnyBobby HebbWeatherRaBy the Time I Get to PhoenixGlen CampbellU.S. CityDo You Know the Way to San Jose?Dionne WarwickU.S. CityU.S. CityWindyThe AssociationWeatherBreezin'George BensonWeatherColorSister Golden HairAmericaColorI Left My Heart in San FranciscoTony BennettBlue in GreenMiles DavisLinda RonstadtcolorBrown Eyes BlueEmmylou Harriscolorx((SONG TITLE((ARTIST OR GROUP((CATEGORY Boulder to Birmingham ARTIST OR GROUP Emmylou Harris SONG TITLE By the Time I Get to Phoenix ARTIST OR GROUP Glen Campbell SONG TITLE City of New Orleans ARTIST OR GROUP February 11, 1991 235 Springvale Road Small Town, USA 98884 Dear Small Town Times, I would like to enter your song contest. Here is my list of songs with ---words in the titles. My list has # titles in it. Jim Ngs' Song List SONG TITLE NG TITLE St. Louis Blues ARTIST OR GROUP John Fahey CATEGORY U.S. City Short cycle (machine) ==  "!@@"@"@/" @ YEAR TOTAL @ @ @ @ @@" @ DISHWASHING  Tap running  Filling sink(hand) rr  _!@@"@" "@" @ DISHWASHING Full cycle &  $!@ @ "@ 8"@ 2" @ TOLIET FLUSH  Normal  Altered tank   !@ @ "@ x"@  TUB BATH Full tub Low water level  && c!@@"@ "@8" @ BRUSHING  Tap running Wet brush, rinse TEETH & (per day) (per week) (per month) (per year)  SHOWER-5 MIN Normal flow Low-flow __ 55 *!@@&"@"@;" @N   WATERUSAGE   SAVING USE ACTIVITY NORMAL USEWATER-SAVING USE  LITERS SAVED(liters per day)(liters per day) Arlo Guthrie SONG TITLE Detroit Breakdown ARTIST OR GROUP J. Geils Band SONG TITLE Do You Know the Way to San Jose? ARTIST OR GROUP Dionne Warwick SONG TITLE U.S. City If I win, I would like to receive Rock and Pop cassettes. My favorite groups are Thank you very much. Sinceerly, Jim Ng U.S. City SONG TITLE San Diego Serenade ARTIST OR GROUP Tom Waits CATEGORY U.S. City SONG TITLE St. Louis Blues ARTIST OR GROUP John Fahey CATEGORY SONG TITLE Nashville Cats ARTIST OR GROUP The Lovin' Spoonful CATEGORY U.S. City SONG TITLE Oh Atlanta ARTIST OR GROUP Little Feat CATEGORY Galveston ARTIST OR GROUP Glen Cambell SONG TITLE I Left My Heart in San Francisco ARTIST OR GROUP Tony Bennett SONG TITLE Memphis Soul Stew ARTIST OR GROUP King Curtis