My "Grocery Store"

Here is my fake "Grocery Store".

Each row is organized by lightest to heaviest (in general).
Each column is organized by groups AND in lightest to heaviest (again, in general).
Words in brackets denote amounts whether in approximate or specific.

The legend for the colour-coding is obviously on the top of this blog:


Note that my shop's racks are screwed up,
but since this mart is imaginary, that is
fine.

Weight Mart (the name of my store)

Pc Paper Cups										Ol Olives
Kl Kleenex	Pa Pasta						Or Orange	Su Sugar	Sh Swiss Cheese	On Onions
Pp Paper Plates	Ce Cereal						Ap Apple	So Sodas (Approx 500 mL)	Cc Che- ddar Cheese	Gb Green beans
Pt Paper Towels	Sb Sandw- Ich bread	Fc Frozen Chicken Wings	Ke Ketchup	Te Tea	Ju Juices	Cm Cake mix	Ba Banana	Cr Cream (500 mL)	Mo Mozza- rrela	Le Lettuce
Bp Baking Powder	Fb French Bread	Fp Frozen Pork	Mu Mustard	Co Coffee	Ko Koolaid	Mm Muffin Mix	Av Ava- cado	Ch Cheesecake	Bu Butter	Cn Corn
Tp Toilet Paper	Pb Pita Bread	Fd Frozen Dinner Beef	Sj Straw- Berry jam (2L)	To Tortillas	Ap Apple pie	Pm Pan- cake mix	Lj Lemon Jam	Sc Sour Cream (2L)	Mi Milk (4L)	Br Broccoli
Dg Deter- gent	Ri Rice (in packs)	Pe Peanut Butter

"What did you find out?" p.43

These are the answers to p.43 "What did you find out?"

1. The elements that conduct electricity are usually metals.
2. The elements that conduct electricity are usually nonmetals.
3. I would place every element that conducts electricity and/or is magnetic in the metal group. I would place every element that does not conduct electricity and is not magnetic in the non-metal group.