Science information is constantly changing.
True / False
True
Sun orbit around earth
Earth Orbit around Sun
You should tie your hair in the lab.
(True / False)
True
What is the formula for density?
density = mass / volume
filtration
How many colours does a white light consist of?
7
Upon heating, 15 g of a substance decomposes and turns brown.
15g of substance.... qualitative or quantitative
quantitative
Which action should NOT be done in the laboratory?
A Close the air holes before lighting a Bunsen burner.
B Point the mouth of a test tube away from anyone when heating a solution.
C Pour unused reagents back into the correctly labelled bottles.
D Wear goggles when heating or handling chemicals.
C
A plasticine floats when put in water.
A bigger plasticine of the same material will sink when put in water.
True / False
False
Evaporation
Which mirror can make an image bigger?
Concave?
Convex?
Convex
Despite no breakthrough in his research for a long time, Professor Xavier continued to do his best in his research.
Which attitude did he show in the learning of science?
perseverance
What is parallax error?
It's an error of perspective, where the pointer's position relative to the scale changes depending on your eye's position,
Which is heavier? 1 kg of steel or 1kg of feathers?
NAme a separation technique you would use to separate water from sea water.
Distillation
The line between angle of reflection and angle of incident is called?
normal
If you want to measure which if a plant grows well in a room or in the garden, name me one constant variable.
Type of plant
Size of Plant
Type of soil
Or other suitable answers
You can enter the Preparation Room if the teacher allows.
True / False
False
Why do swimmers easily float when swimming in the Dead Sea but not in normal seas or ocean?
The salt content in dead sea is way more that normal sea that makes it denser.
Name a separation technique to separate steel filings from a mixture of salt and steel filings.
Magnetic separation
Angle of incident is not equal to angle of reflection.
True / False
True