Make the following sentences:

1. Benjamin? Moody? Understand? Take the bait? Open? Calculator? That? Instantly? His? Father? Bought it? Him? One? Where to? Help? Use his? Math? When do you do your homework? What? Used to be. 15.

When Benjamin Moody was 0/5+05 years old, his father bought him a calculator to help his son learn math, and Moody fell in love with it at once.

2. That? America? Used to be. Once? Still that sentence? Are you online? That? In the middle Yes? Packing? Are you online? Reading? And then what? Science? And then what? A little? Below? That? International? General? Are you online? mathmatics

The United States once again ranks between reading and science, and mathematics is slightly lower than the international average.

3. a little? Math? Tell? We? That? More than that Half? That? Quota? So it must be. Used? Up? Are you online? October? One person.

Simply calculate, more than half of the quota was used in June of 5438+00.

4. But? Take root? Are you online? That,? Small? Really? She? Do you know? How come? A lot? Knowledge? She? In the process of acquisition. About what? Geometry? Just ... Math? And then what? Logic? And then what? All of them? That? Rest.

But in essence, this little thing she made used almost all the geometry knowledge and mathematics, logic and other knowledge she had learned.

5. a? Simple? For example? Will. Help? What about you? Where to? Do you understand? His (experience)? Yes? How come? What? Working? Get out? Math? problem

A simple example can help you understand his experience in solving mathematical problems.