Studies Exercise - P5 General

The bar chart shows monthly rainfall in Hong Kong. Which month has the highest rainfall? Why might that affect water supply?

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| Day | Activity | Time | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Concept Review: Read 2 pages of the textbook. Highlight 5 key vocabulary words. | 20 min | | Tuesday | Diagram Exercise: Complete a labeling exercise (e.g., water cycle or circuit diagram) without looking at the book. | 15 min | | Wednesday | MCQ Drill: Do 15 multiple choice questions covering the current module. Focus on speed. | 15 min | | Thursday | Long Question Focus: Do 2 open-ended questions. Practice the "Because, So, For Example" structure. | 20 min | | Friday | Cross-topic Exercise: Solve a worksheet that mixes the current module (Electricity) with last month's module (Matter). | 25 min | | Saturday | Correction Day: Rewrite incorrect answers and explain why the correct answer is right. | 15 min | The bar chart shows monthly rainfall in Hong Kong

Answer sheet (brief model answers)

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