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Year 7 Knowledge Organiser Spring 2

Each Subject has a section in your Knowledge Organiser, you are required to study the knowledge organiser as part of your homework, taking notes in your jotter.

This may not be the only homework you get set for some subjects.

Your subject teachers will test you on your Knowledge Organiser on a regular basis, if you do not score above half you will receive a C4 other for non completion of homework.

You must bring your Knowledge Organiser and Jotter to school everyday and show it on the blue line. If you don’t you will receive a C4 other.

If you lose or damage your Knowledge Organiser or jotter you will be required to buy a new one costing £1 per item lost or damaged.

Knowledge Organisers will be collected in and a new one given out each half term. If they are not suitable for reuse you will have to buy a new one.

How to use your Knowledge Organiser.

Remember!

10 minutes per subject,

2 subjects a day!

20 minutes in total!

Maths Half Term 4: Knowledge Organiser.

Spellings

1) Circle

2) Radius

3) Diameter

4) Circumference

5) Pi

6) Perimeter

7) Compound

8) Calculate

9) Multiply

10) Formula

You will have weekly homework tasks set on Hegarty Maths. You should also work through your red areas on your QLA.

Area and Circumference of a circle clips can be found on Hegarty Maths Clip numbers 534-543.

Area of a Trapezium clip numbers are 559.

This is the function or instruction. It tells the

computer what it needs to do to the cells, in this

case the word sum means add together.

YEAR 7 COMPUTING—DIGITAL LITERACY

SPREADSHEETS WORD PROCESSING DESK-TOP PUBLISHING

A spreadsheet, in its basic form,

is like a calculate. You can use it

to work out the answers to

calculations but it can also keep

track of finances, be used to

predict outcomes and much

more. For example choosing a

phone with the best tariff for you , or predicting

how much money an event will make.

FORMULAS

FUNCTION

A formula is a basic

mathematical

Calculation like

adding two

numbers. It is performed by using 2 cell references.

This is a formula, it is multiplying the values in cells

A1 and B1

} These are the two cells that are

being multiplied together, the *

is the multiple symbol.

This is the range of cells that the function is to be

applied to. In this case all the cells between A1 and

A56 are to added together.

The clue is in the

title, it simply

processes words, a

bit like an old type

writer (if you know

what they are).

Some word

processors do a lot

more than this and

they can have a

range of additional

functions like the

image editing capabilities that Microsoft Word

has. They are very

good at presenting

things in tables and

for producing

illustrated reports.

The output for

word processing

software can be

either printed or

viewed online, e.g.

a blog.

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Desk-Top Publishing

programs look a lot like

word processing

software, but they are

different and are used

for different purposes.

DTP software uses text,

images, shapes and

colours to produce

printed material, for

example a flyer, poster

or a magazine.

There is a lot of

confusion between WP

and DTP software but they have specific roles.

Think of it like a racing car

and rally car, they are

both fast, but a rally car

wouldn’t perform well on

a race track and likewise a

race car wouldn't be too

happy on a forest track.

DTP software are made to

handle posters, etc.

whereas WP are not.

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Definition – Reformation.Taking the church awayfrom the authority of thepope. Led by Martin LutherAnd John Calvin

Key Word Definition

1 Max Heart Rate

(maxHR) 220-age. Measured in beats per minute (bpm)

2 VO2max The maximum volume of oxygen the body can use. Measured in ml/kg/min

3 Aerobic Training Zone 60 – 85% of your maximum heart rate

4 1 Rep Max The maximum amount of weight you are able to lift in one repetition

5 Circuit Training A form of fitness training consisting of a number of different exercise stations for a

set period of time.

6 Fartlek Training Swedish word meaning ‘Speed-Play’. A form of continuous training where the per-

former will vary the speed and terrain (surface) they are training at/on.

7 Interval Training A form of training involving periods of work followed by periods of rest. Can be used

to develop anaerobic or aerobic fitness

8 Continuous Training A form of training used to develop cardiovascular/aerobic endurance. This training

has no rest periods and lasts for 25minutes of more.

9 Weight Training A form of resistance training that involves using weights to improve muscular

strength and endurance.

10 Plyometric Training A form of training where the performer will do movements that quickly shorten and

lengthen the muscles. This training method is used to improve power.