Saturday, August 22, 2009

Science Notes Answer Key - Our Impact on the Environment

  1. -
  2. Man
  3. –
  4. land, air, water, noise
  5. Rubbish/refuse, minerals, pesticides, garbage
  6. poison, growth, poisons
  7. Biodegradable, decomposers, nutrients, Non-biodegradable, decomposers
  8. gases
  9. burning, burying, incinerators
  10. chemicals, toxic
  11. spills
  12. soil erosion, soil, light, photosynthesis, oxygen
  13. dust, smoke, monoxide
  14. health
  15. acid rain, metals, stones
  16. global warming
  17. sun, space, greenhouse effect
  18. greenhouse effect, temperature
  19. ice, sea level, flooding, extinct
  20. noise, deafness
  21. –
  22. –

natural resources

  1. natural recources
  2. –
  3. wildlife, soil, water, air, minerals
  4. nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide
  5. oxygen, respire, carbon dioxide
  6. energy
  7. 75%, digestion, nutrients, waste materials
  8. minerals, humus
  9. –
  10. alloys, plastics, ceramic
  11. petroleum, coal, natural gas, electricity
  12. land, aquatic
  13. food, food, medicine, materials
  14. oxygen, carbon dioxide
  15. air, leaves, roots, soil erosion
  16. replaced, replaced
  17. air, water, wildlife, minerals
  18. conserve, conservation, wise, care
  19. reducing, reusing, recycling.
    reduce, water, electricity
    reuse, paper, boxes, bottles
    recycle, glass, paper, steel

Science Notes Answer Key - Adaptations for Survival

1. structures / behaviours
body parts
light, warm, float
behaves
heat, hot

2. Physical
food, water, air
predators
reproduce

3. Coping with physical factors

Temperature

Body coverings to keep the animals warm in very cold environment

body, fur, air, insulator, cold

Other adaptations to survive in a very cold environment

hibernate, drops / decreases, fat, warm, clumps, black

Other adaptations to survive in a very hot environment

The camel:
Sun, heat, water, sweats, urinates, energy

Gecko:
Hides

Desert foxes:
ears, heat

Cactus:
leaves, water, stem, waxy, water

Adaptations for flight

fly, wings, muscles, feathers, warm, skin, hollow, weight

Coping with physical factors

Light:
Owl, large, clasping, tendrils, horizontally, leaves and stem, leaves, air

Water:

Moving in water:

narrow, broad, quickly

Modified limbs:

swimming, balance, forward, swimming, swimming

Swim bladders:

balloon, buoyant

Breathing in water

Gills:
carbon dioxide

Gill chambers:
air

Skin:
thin, soft, wet, oxygen

Air tube:
oxygen

Air bubble:
adapted

Special nostrils:
breathe

Blowholes:
underwater

4. Obtaining food

Getting food:
stripes, claws, prey

Eating:
teeth, nectar, curved


5. Adaptations for escaping predators

Body coverings:
rough

Camouflage:
colours, surroundings, eyespots

Warning colours:
poisonous

Appearing to look like other organisms:
adapted

Moving quickly away from danger:
predators

Living in groups:
survival

6. Adaptations for reproduction

Attracting a mate: attract, glow, light

Finding a mate:
male

Attractive flowers and fruits:
colourful, nectar, pollen grains

Seed dispersal – Methods of seed/fruit dispersal


Animals
Water
Wind
Splitting

Science Notes Answer Key - Food Chain and Food Web

  1. (a) growth
    (b) repair
    (c) energy
  2. food, sunlight
  3. water
    sunlight
    carbon dioxide
    chlorophyll
  4. water, carbon dioxide, sunlight, photosynthesis
  5. energy, sugar
  6. chlorophyll, light
  7. carbon dioxide, oxygen
  8. producers
  9. consumers
  10. herbivores, carnivores, omnivores
  11. herbivores
  12. carnivores
  13. omnivores
  14. chain
  15. parts
  16. energy
  17. colours
    legs, wings
    reproduce, soil
  18. web
  19. increase
    decrease
    added
    removed
  20. balance
  21. control
  22. food
  23. nutrients
  24. plant (left) goat (top), tiger (right), man (bottom)
  25. A, C, D

Decomposers

  1. decomposition
  2. bacteria, fungi
  3. decomposers
  4. plants
  5. decomposers
  6. speed
  7. maggots / slugs
    termites
    earthworms
    wood louse
  8. decomposers
  9. moist, warm
  10. carbon dioxide
  11. food, water, air
  12. chlorophyll
  13. (a) Test Tube A
    (b) Carbon dioxide is heavier than air, so the carbon dioxide is unable to reach the limewater in Test Tube B.
  14. fungi
  15. dark, damp
  16. –
    -
    bracket fungi
    mould
  17. shady
  18. growth
  19. decomposition
  20. bacteria
  21. soil, air, water, food
  22. decay / decomposition
  23. food, nutrients
  24. splitting
  25. dormant
  26. splitting

Science Notes Answer Key - Characteristics of Env

  1. living, non-living
  2. habitat, conditions, survival
  3. reproduce
  4. temperature
    air
    water
    light
    food
    organisms
    soil
  5. terrarium, aquarium
  6. Temperature

    fluctuates, rise, drop
  7. high, lose
  8. water vapour, stomata
  9. sweat
    urine
    faeces
    exhaled air
  10. -
  11. low, freeze
  12. leaves, transpiration, hibernate
  13. laboratory thermometer, datalogger, degree Celsius
  14. Air - respiration
  15. oxygen
  16. depend
  17. carbon dioxide, water, sunlight, chlorophyll, light, oxygen, carbon dioxide
  18. oxygen
  19. dissolved air
  20. temperature, greenhouse effect
  21. –
  22. datalogger
  23. Water- cells
  24. 75
  25. digested, waste materials
  26. xylem
  27. rain
  28. water-logged, roots
  29. storing, cactus, camels
  30. measuring cylinder, millimetres, litres
  31. Light - sunlight
  32. decreases, light
  33. temperature
  34. warmth
  35. frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, snakes, lizards, tortoises, turtles, crocodiles,
  36. temperatures, surroundings, energy
  37. earthworms, wood lice
  38. datalogger, lux
  39. Food- compete
  40. predator, prey
  41. Other organisms - sunlight, water, minerals
  42. cutting
    polluting
  43. bacteria, fungi, conditions, epidemic, extinction
  44. disease-causing
  45. aphids, sap
    weevils
  46. Soil- (a) sandy
    (b) clayey
    (c) garden

Observing and describing the characteristics of an environment

47. (a) map
(b) rough
(c) observant, common, senses
(d) questions
(e) instruments, laboratory thermometer, dataloggers

Science Notes Answer Key - Living Together

  1. micro-organisms, fungus, plant, animal
  2. habitat
  3. population
  4. community
  5. plants, animals
  6. a) herbivores
    b) carnivores
    c) omnivores
  7. interdependent, nutrients, food, shelter
  8. population size
  9. food, water, disease-causing, prey, predators, weather
  10. food, shelter

A Pond Community

  1. aquatic
  2. –
  3. sunlight
  4. food, shelter
  5. a) floating
    b) submerged
    c) partially – submerged
  6. a) food
    b) shelter
    c) eggs
    d) oxygen
    e) carbon dioxide
  7. food
  8. hairy, float
  9. duckweed
  10. hairy, boat
  11. A: to make food
    B: to keep the plant afloat
    C: to take in water

A Field Community

  1. -
  2. a) vernonia
    b) lalang
    c) mimosa
    d) love grass
    e) cupid’s showing brush
  3. a) spider
    b) snail
    c) butterfly
    d) bee
    e) grasshopper
  4. a) earthworm
    b) termite
    c) wood louse
  5. loosen, aerate, nutrients

Garden Community

  1. -
  2. Butterflies, moths, bees
  3. spider lily, balsam, ixora, sap
  4. birds, snails, ladybird, toads, dragonflies, praying mantis
  5. colours
  6. moths, lizards, spiders, stink bugs, caterpillars
  7. –

A Single-Plant Community

  1. banana, sweet potato,
  2. populations ants, aphids, grasshoppers, caterpillars
  3. plant, leaves

A Sea-Shore Community
1. wet
2. shade
3. sandy, muddy
4. -
5. worms, barnacles, crabs, jellyfish
6. seaweed, mosses


A Rotting Log Community

  1. soil
  2. brown
  3. a) earthworms
    b) ants
    c) millipedes
    d) centipedes
    e) slugs
    f) termites
    g) wood louse
    h) beetle larva
  4. ferns, fungi

A Leaf-Litter Community

  1. darkness, dampness
  2. dead, rotting
  3. brown
  4. dark, damp

Science Notes Answer Key - Forces

  1. Force
  2. start, stop, faster, slower, direction, shape
  3. faster, further
  4. gravity, elastic spring, friction, magnetic
  5. friction
  6. opposes motion
  7. rough, smooth
  8. heat
  9. soles, slipping, patterns, skidding
  10. lubricants, rollers, wheels
  11. Elastic
  12. stretch, longer
  13. compresses
  14. elastic spring
  15. gravity, magnetic
  16. gravity, fall
  17. distance
  18. lesser
  19. reduced
  20. weight
  21. force, matter
  22. Newtons, weight
  23. magnetic
  24. iron, steel
  25. glass, wood, plastic, paper, rubber, aluminium, copper
  26. non-magnetic
  27. repel, attract

Science Notes Answer Key - Energy

  1. Sun
  2. energy
  3. created, destroyed, changed
  4. Kinetic, potential, heat, sound, electrical, light
  5. kinetic, movement
  6. increases, faster
  7. –
  8. potential
  9. changed, shape
  10. stretched, compressed, bent
  11. more, more
  12. gravitational, chemical
  13. raised
  14. position, further, more
  15. changed / converted
  16. chemical
  17. energy
  18. respiration
  19. chemical, electrical
  20. light, heat
  21. oil, coal, wood, natural gas
  22. stretched, compressed, springs
  23. light
  24. reflect
  25. heat
  26. movement, electricity, fuels
  27. heat
  28. iron, toaster
  29. burning
  30. sound
  31. electrical
  32. converted / changed, kinetic, heat, sound
  33. converted / changed
  34. chemical, light, heat
  35. chemical -> electrical -> light + heat
  36. computer -> light + sound + heat
    hydroelectric dam - kinetic + electrical + sound + heat
    wound-up toy -> kinetic + sound + heat
  37. replenished
  38. cannot


    Renewable
  39. Hydroelectric, Solar, Wind, Geothermal, Tidal

    Non-renewable
    Nuclear, Fossil, coal
  40. running
  41. gravitational, kinetic, electrical
  42. solar, light, heat
  43. light, photosynthesis
  44. light, electrical
  45. wind, kinetic
  46. kinetic
  47. kinetic, electrical
  48. electricity, geothermal, renewable
  49. gravitational attraction
  50. kinetic
  51. kinetic, electrical
  52. renewable
  53. nuclear
  54. –
  55. renewable
  56. radiation
  57. natural, chemical, burnt, light, heat
  58. solar, chemical, chemical, oil, natural gas
  59. electrical
  60. renewable, carbon dioxide