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[Notes Test] SCI 4 - July Exam (L1 - L4)

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  1. 1Lesson 1 – Properties of Matter

    Pro[blank_start]perty[blank_end] –observable characteristics in an object
    Ge[blank_start]neral[blank_end] properties – observed in all kinds of matter
    Spe[blank_start]cial[blank_end] properties – only in certain group

    *General Properties:
    1. M[blank_start]ass[blank_end] – amount of matter an object has
    2. W[blank_start]eight[blank_end] – gravitational pull on mater
    3. V[blank_start]olume[blank_end] – space occupied by matter

    • We[blank_start]igh[blank_end]ing s[blank_start]cale[blank_end] – use to measure weight or mass
    • R[blank_start]ule[blank_end]r – use to measure volume of objects with regular shape
    • B[blank_start]eake[blank_end]r – use to measure the volume of liquids and irregular shaped solids
    • Dis[blank_start]place[blank_end]ment method – measure volume of objects with irregular shape.
    • Den[blank_start]sity[blank_end] – the mass per unit volume of a material
    • Con[blank_start]ductor[blank_end]s – materials that allows the flow of heat or electricity
    • Non[blank_start]conductor[blank_end]s – cannot withstand heat or electricity
    • Buo[blank_start]yan[blank_end]cy – upward force exerted by fluid, opposing the weight of an immersed object
    1. Aperty
    2. Bneral
    3. Ccial
    4. Dass
    5. Eeight
    6. Folume
    7. Gigh
    8. Hcale
    9. Iule
    10. Jeake
    11. Kplace
    12. Lsity
    13. Mductor
    14. Nconductor
    15. Oyan
  2. 2*Special Properties of Solids
    1. H[blank_start]ard[blank_end]ness -
    2. Sm[blank_start]ooth[blank_end]ness – determined by sense of touch
    3. Bri[blank_start]ttle[blank_end]ness – ability to break easily
    4. Buo[blank_start]yan[blank_end]cy – ability to resist sinking
    5. Con[blank_start]ducti[blank_end]bility – ability to allow the flow of heat or electricity
    6. Mag[blank_start]net[blank_end]ism – attraction to magnets
    7. Elas[blank_start]tici[blank_end]ty – can stretch and return to original shape
    8. Ma[blank_start]lleabi[blank_end]lity – ability to be pounded into thin sheets
    9. Po[blank_start]rosi[blank_end]ty – ability to absorb and hold liquids

    1. Aooth
    2. Bard
    3. Cttle
    4. Dyan
    5. Educti
    6. Fnet
    7. Gtici
    8. Hlleabi
    9. Irosi
  3. 3Special Properties of Liquids
    1. Fl[blank_start]uid[blank_end]ity – ability to flow
    2. Vis[blank_start]cosi[blank_end]ty – quality of being thick and thin, or sticky

    *Special Properties of Gas
    1. Di[blank_start]ffusi[blank_end]bility – ability to spread out or expands
    2. Com[blank_start]pressi[blank_end]bility – ability to be squeezed in a container.
    1. Auid
    2. Bcosi
    3. Cffusi
    4. Dpressi
  4. 4Lesson 2 – Product Labels and Proper Waste Disposal

    Product Labels:
    1. Nut[blank_start]ritio[blank_end]nal F[blank_start]ac[blank_end]ts – amount of each nutrient
    2. Ac[blank_start]tiv[blank_end]e Ing[blank_start]redi[blank_end]ent – substance that brings the desired effect of product
    3. Ex[blank_start]pira[blank_end]tion D[blank_start]at[blank_end]e – until when the product is safe
    4. Di[blank_start]rect[blank_end]ions – procedure in using the product
    5. U[blank_start]se[blank_end]s – what the product is for
    6. W[blank_start]arn[blank_end]ings – cautions regarding possible harm
    7. In[blank_start]activ[blank_end]e ing[blank_start]redi[blank_end]ents
    8. Pro[blank_start]duc[blank_end]t des[blank_start]crip[blank_end]tion

    1. Aritio
    2. Bac
    3. Ctiv
    4. Dredi
    5. Epira
    6. Fat
    7. Grect
    8. Hse
    9. Iarn
    10. Jactiv
    11. Kredi
    12. Lduc
    13. Mcrip
  5. 5Lesson 2 *5 R’s in Waste Management
    1. Re[blank_start]duc[blank_end]e – use less
    2. Re[blank_start]us[blank_end]e – donate old things, or keep for younger siblings
    3. Re[blank_start]cycl[blank_end]e – process used or waste materials into a new product
    4. Res[blank_start]pec[blank_end]t – follow local ordinance on how to dispose trash properly
    5. Res[blank_start]ponsibil[blank_end]ity – practice waste management
    1. Aduc
    2. Bus
    3. Ccycl
    4. Dpec
    5. Eponsibil
  6. 6Lesson 2 – Product Labels and Proper Waste Disposal

    • Pe[blank_start]rish[blank_end]able – materials that spoil easily (meat, fish, fruits, veges)
    • Fla[blank_start]mma[blank_end]ble – materials that can burn easily
    • Cor[blank_start]ros[blank_end]ive sub[blank_start]stan[blank_end]ce – destroys and damages other substance
    • W[blank_start]ast[blank_end]e Ma[blank_start]nage[blank_end]ment – collecting, transporting, disposing, and managing of waste materials
    • Rec[blank_start]yclab[blank_end]le wa[blank_start]st[blank_end]e – waste that can potentially recycled
    • Seg[blank_start]regat[blank_end]ion – process of separating waste materials into biodegradable and nonbiodegradable
    • Bio[blank_start]degrad[blank_end]able m[blank_start]ater[blank_end]ials – waste that can decay (kitchen and food waste)
    • N[blank_start]onbio[blank_end]degradable mate[blank_start]rial[blank_end]s - permanent garbage, do not decay or decompose (plastics, tin cans)

    1. Arish
    2. Bmma
    3. Cros
    4. Dstan
    5. East
    6. Fnage
    7. Gyclab
    8. Hst
    9. Iregat
    10. Jdegrad
    11. Konbio
    12. Later
    13. Mrial
  7. 7Lesson 3 - Changes in Matter

    TERMS:
    • Ph[blank_start]ysic[blank_end]al Cha[blank_start]ng[blank_end]e -change in size, shape, state of matter – change in physical appearance
    • Che[blank_start]mic[blank_end]al C[blank_start]han[blank_end]ge – brings about a new material with different properties
    • A[blank_start]sh[blank_end] – produced after a material is burned


    PHYSICAL CHANGES:
    1. M[blank_start]elt[blank_end]ing - solid to liquid
    2. F[blank_start]reez[blank_end]ing - liquid to solid
    3. Ev[blank_start]aporat[blank_end]ion - liquid to gas – water vapor
    4. Co[blank_start]ndens[blank_end]ation - gas to liquid – clouds formation
    5. Su[blank_start]blim[blank_end]ation - solid to gas – dry ice, moothballs
    6. De[blank_start]posi[blank_end]tion - from gas to solid – frost, snow formation

    1. Aysic
    2. Bng
    3. Cmic
    4. Dhan
    5. Esh
    6. Felt
    7. Greez
    8. Haporat
    9. Indens
    10. Jblim
    11. Kposi
  8. 8Lesson 3 - CHEMICAL CHANGES:
    1. R[blank_start]ipe[blank_end]ning – chemical change that happens in fruits
    2. R[blank_start]ust[blank_end]ing – chemical change that happens in iron
    3. S[blank_start]poil[blank_end]ing – happens in fruits that is not consumed
    4. B[blank_start]urn[blank_end]ing – turns matter into ash and carbon dioxide
    5. D[blank_start]igest[blank_end]ion – absorption of food nutrients
    6. Ph[blank_start]otosyn[blank_end]thesis – plants making food

    Evidence of CHEMICAL CHANGE
    1. Release of li[blank_start]gh[blank_end]t and he[blank_start]at[blank_end] – burning
    2. Fiz[blank_start]zi[blank_end]ng or g[blank_start]a[blank_end]s formation – antacid, airborne tablet
    3. Co[blank_start]lo[blank_end]r Change - Fruit ripening, iron rusting, hair dying
    4. Ta[blank_start]st[blank_end]e, od[blank_start]o[blank_end]r and sm[blank_start]e[blank_end]ll change - fruit ripening and decaying/spoiling –


    1. Aipe
    2. Bust
    3. Cpoil
    4. Durn
    5. Eigest
    6. Fotosyn
    7. Ggh
    8. Hat
    9. Izi
    10. Ja
    11. Klo
    12. Lst
    13. Mo
    14. Ne
  9. 9Lesson 4 - Useful and Harmful Effects of Change

    Useful or Beneficial Effects:
    1. Cl[blank_start]oud[blank_end]s - collected water vapor in the air that transformed to liquid form because of temperature change
    2. R[blank_start]ai[blank_end]n - nature’s way of watering plants
    3. Pho[blank_start]tosynthe[blank_end]sis - food making process in plants
    4. Food D[blank_start]igest[blank_end]ion - breakdown of food to different nutrients needed by the body

    1. Aoud
    2. Bai
    3. Ctosynthe
    4. Digest
  10. 10Lesson 4 - Harmful Effects
    1. Fl[blank_start]oo[blank_end]d - caused by Too much rain
    2. A[blank_start]ci[blank_end]d R[blank_start]a[blank_end]in - rain reacting with chemicals from smoke belching cars and factories -> harmful to living and [blank_start]non[blank_end]-living things
    3. Po[blank_start]llut[blank_end]ion - result of addition of harmful materials to the environment -> can cause different diseases
    4. Gl[blank_start]oba[blank_end]l W[blank_start]arm[blank_end]ing - increase in the temp[blank_start]era[blank_end]ture of Earth, caused by increase in green[blank_start]hou[blank_end]se gases like carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide
    5. F[blank_start]oo[blank_end]d Po[blank_start]ison[blank_end]ing - caused by eating spoiled or contaminated food

    B[blank_start]urn[blank_end]ing (garbage, fuels in cars and factories) - produced Car[blank_start]bo[blank_end]n Di[blank_start]ox[blank_end]ide  -> can lead to Gl[blank_start]ob[blank_end]al W[blank_start]arm[blank_end]ing when continuously increases
    1. Aoo
    2. Bci
    3. Ca
    4. Dnon
    5. Ellut
    6. Foba
    7. Garm
    8. Hera
    9. Ihou
    10. Joo
    11. Kison
    12. Lurn
    13. Mbo
    14. Nox
    15. Oob
    16. Parm

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