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Final self-evaluation 07 - Energy
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Decide if the following statements are true or false: When an object dilates, its volume is reduced. ➝ The electric current in a light bulb produces light and heat. ➝ Geysers and hot springs are…
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These pictures show a type of pulley. [...]
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These pictures show a type of pulley. How does this simple machine work? Complete the sentences below to describe its function: A pulley has a that passes over a . It makes it easier to heavy objects.…
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Properties of matter: mass, volume and density
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Matter Matter is the substance that an object is made of. Our body, this book, a blackboard, a pencil, bread and an apple are all made up of matter. All matter has two physical properties: mass and…
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True / False. What is sound?
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Are these sentences true or false? Sound is produced by vibrating objects. We perceive sound because we use our sense of hearing. Sound cannot travel through water or solids. If there is no material…
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Work and energy. Machines
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2.1. Forces do work A force does work on a body when it displaces it (figure 1). This is because it changes its energy. For example, if we apply a force to a moving object, the velocity of this object…
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Calculate. Upthrust and buoyancy in liquids
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Calculate, in kilograms per cubic meter and in grams per cubic centimeter, the density of an object of 20 kg and 10 dm3 volume. d = kg/m3 d = g/cm3
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Check. Upthrust and buoyancy in liquids
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Remember what you have studied in this section and answer the questions: Why do objects float or sink? Discuss. Calculate the density of an object with mass 20 g and a volume of 10 cm3.
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Check what I know
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Complete the sentences: is the space an object occupies. We measure weight in and . We can find materials, like wood, in nature. materials, like plastic, are made by humans. We use a ruler to measure .
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Personal pronouns
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Printable worksheet (PDF file) designed to help us practice using personal pronouns in sentences (subject and object). We need to sign in to the Vanda51pro website to download this resource.
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Investigate - Using and recycling materials
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This symbol indicates that an object is made of a material which we can recycle. Look for objects at home which have this symbol. Make a list of the objects. Write the names of the materials they are made of.