Hi JanE! It's my homework!

HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: Vocabulary Quiz 1. He (looked at) his watch quickly. a. searched b. reached c. glanced d. sobbed e. raced - c. glanced 2. The robbers (looked through) the whole house for money. a. searched b. glanced c. hunted d. sobbed e. tossed - a. searched 3. When she got her test back, she was so disappointed that she (threw) it away. a. searched b. poured c. roared d. tossed e. raced - d. tossed 4. It was foggy and I watched my friend (move out of sight) into the distance as he walked away. a. toss b. throw c. disappear d. pour e. race - c. disappear 5. When her dog died, she (cried very hard) for half an hour. a. yelled b. screamed c. sobbed d. raced e. drowned - c. sobbed Hi! JanE ^^ Homework is a little bit harder than yesterday. Today, I saw the dictionary to find out(?) vocabulary. How was it today? In my case, my computer class was easyer than yesterday. Of course it's also difficult to me. ;) But today's class was very important part, so I asked lots of question that I couldn't understand and I got almost of them:) Jane~ The first day of our class, you wrote the strange words on class feedback comments. "Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero!" What does that mean? Does it mean 'Take care and have a beautiful day!'? Is it philippine langage? :)

Hi there! You got a perfect score in your homework. Congratulations! The language is Latin^^ The Latin command \'Carpe diem quam minimum credula postero\' means Seize the day that [has] the fewest believing in posterity. The sentence therefore means never giving up, even when things look so bad that the day may not last, that you may not live through that day. In the word-by-word translation, the imperative verb \'carpe\' means \'[you] seize, take advantage of\'. The noun \'diem\' means \'day\'. The relative pronoun \'quam\' means \'which\'. The adjective \'minimum\' means \'the fewest, the least, the minimum\'. The adjective \'postero\' means \'posterity\'. Never give up and seize the day! -T.Jane HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:Vocabulary Quiz1. He (looked at) his watch quickly.a. searchedb. reachedc. glancedd. sobbede. raced- c. glanced>>CORRECT!2. The robbers (looked through) the whole house for money.a. searchedb. glancedc. huntedd. sobbede. tossed- a. searched>>CORRECT!3. When she got her test back, she was so disappointed that she (threw) it away.a. searchedb. pouredc. roaredd. tossede. raced- d. tossed>>CORRECT!4. It was foggy and I watched my friend (move out of sight) into the distance as he walked away.a. tossb. throwc. disappeard. poure. race- c. disappear>>CORRECT!5. When her dog died, she (cried very hard) for half an hour.a. yelledb. screamedc. sobbedd. racede. drowned- c. sobbed>>CORRECT!Hi! JanE ^^ >>CORRECT!Homework is a little bit harder than yesterday. >>The homework is a little bit harder than yesterday.  Today, I saw the dictionary to find out(?) vocabulary.>>Today I checked the dictionary to find out the meaning of the words.How was it today? >>CORRECT!In my case, my computer class was easyer than yesterday. >>In my case, my computer class was easier than yesterday.  Of course it\'s also difficult to me. ;) >>Of course, it\'s also difficult for me.  But today\'s class was very important part, so I asked lots of question that I couldn\'t understand and I got almost of them:) >>But today\'s class was a very important part, so I asked lots of question that I couldn\'t understand and I got almost all of them.Jane~The first day of our class, you wrote the strange words on class feedback comments. >>The first day of our class, you wrote some strange words on class feedback comments.\"Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero!\" What does that mean? Does it mean \'Take care and have a beautiful day!\'? >>CORRECT! Is it Philippine language? >>Is it in Filipino language?