What are some things we need to clean to keep a kitchen safe from bugs?
What parts of the bathroom do we need to clean?
How would you define a good friend?
Do your friends accept you if you have an opinion of your own? If no, elaborate.
Use Problem solving steps to solve the given problem
Your teacher is making you stay in recess for, or stay after school to complete missing assignments. You are frustrated because you don’t want to do this.
What is the problem?
What are ways you can solve it?
What will happen afterward?
How will you feel afterward?
Which solution is the best?
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Answer:
If you're like most people, the kitchen is one of the busiest rooms of your home. It's probably not surprising, then, that the kitchen can also be one of the messiest. To keep your kitchen safe, healthy, and inviting, come up with a cleaning routine that helps you tackle and prevent grime. If you take care of a few chores a day, messes won't pile up so cleanup is faster.
A problem is a situation preventing something from being achieved. The word comes from a Greek word meaning an "obstacle" (something that is in your way). Someone who has a problem must find a way of solving it. The means of solving a problem is called a "solution".
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1. Dispose off trash as soon as the dustbin(s) is/are full.
2. The sink, commode, and the floor.
3. Good friends never leave you and support you in good and bad times.
4. Yes. We are friends no matter what negative or positive opinions we have about each other.
Paragraph-based questions:
1. The problem is that the teacher is making you sit even after school hours to finish assignments.
2. Try next time to finish assignments on time so that next time I won't get detention.
3. If I do my assignments on time, I will save time for later.
4. I will feel happy that I saving my time and then I will do something that I enjoy doing– like craft.
5. 'To do assignments on time.'