The Wonderful World of Science
[Link] Choice Questions.
[Link] is a way of:
[Link] b. Observing c. Doing d. All of these
[Link] most important thing for scientific inquiry is:
[Link] b. Intelligence
[Link] d. Observation
[Link] of the following is an example of the scientific method in action?
[Link] a movie b. Making a new friend
[Link] the ink refill when a pen stop writing d. Playing a video game
[Link] temperature does water boil?
a.0 °C b. 100 °C c. 50 °C d. 25 °C
[Link] of the following materials can be recycled?
[Link] b. Plastic c. Metal d. All of these
[Link] is the first step in the scientific method?
[Link] b. Hypothesis c. Question d. Observation
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Environment ,Science ,cuisines ,mysteries ,discover jigsaw
[Link] are just a few of the many ________ that science helps us unravel.
[Link] is like a giant and unending ________ puzzle.
[Link] has an ________ that we must protect.
[Link] have different ________ with their many tasty dishes.
[Link] freezes then becomes ice when it boils then becomes ________.
[Link] is always more fun to ________ things together.
[Link] true or false.
[Link] is a way of understanding the world around us. ( )
[Link] is not important in scientific inquiry. ( )
[Link] scientific method is a series of steps to solve problems. ( )
[Link] with food, we need water to survive. ( )
[Link] is all about joyful exploration. ( )
[Link] is just about memorising facts and figures experiments. ( )
D. Answer the following questions.
[Link] is the primary goal of science?
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2. What is science?
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3. How do we understand hot and cold?
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4. How does analogy help in understanding the nature of scientific discovery?
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5. Name three examples of how science can be applied in everyday life.
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6. What is the significance of teamwork in scientific research?
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E. Give reason.
1. Why is science compared to big adventure?
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2. Why is water essential for life?
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3. Why is protecting the environment important?
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4. Why is curiosity essential to understanding science?
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F. Match the Following.
[Link] amazing variety of life on Earth
[Link] our understanding of the world.
3.A large and diverse country
4.A delightful substance
5.A step-by-step process
B.
I. Water
ii. Science
iii. Plants and animals
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v. New discoveries
1. ___
2. ___
3. __
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5..___
G. Give One-Word Answers.
1. The only planet known to support life - ___________
2. The process of a caterpillar turning into a butterfly - ___________
3. People who follow the scientific method to solve problems
Or to discover new things. - ___________
4. The process of objectively establishing facts through
Testing and experimentation. - ___________
Answers:
1. All of these 6. Observation
2. Curiosity 3
3. Checking the ink refill when a pen stop writing.
4. 100°c
5. All of these
B [Link] 2. Jigsaw [Link] [Link] [Link] [Link]
C True 2. False 3. True 4. True 5. True 6. False
D. The primary goal of science is to understand the natural world through observation,
experimentation, and analysis.
1. Science is a systematic study of the natural world through observation,
experimentation, and analysis.
2. We understand hot and cold through the measurement of temperature.
3. Analogy helps in understanding the nature of scientific discovery by
comparing unfamiliar concepts to familiar ones, making them easier to grasp and
relate to.
4. Three examples of how science can be applied in everyday life are medicine,
technology, and agriculture.
5. The significance of teamwork in scientific research lies in the pooling of
knowledge, expertise,and resources, leading to more efficient and effective
problem-solving. E.
1. Science is compared to a big adventure because it involves exploring the
unknown, discovering new things, and solving mysteries. Just like an adventure, it is
full of excitement, challenges, and unexpected discoveries.
2. Water is essential for life because it is a vital component of all living
organisms. It is involved in numerous biological processes, such as transporting
nutrients, regulating body temperature, and facilitating chemical reactions.
3. Protecting the environment is important because it ensures the sustainability
of life on Earth. Ithelps maintain the balance of ecosystems, provides essential
resources, and protects biodiversity.
[Link] is essential to understanding science because it drives us to ask questions,
seek answers, and explore the world around us. It is the driving force behind scientific
inquiry and discovery.
F matching
1. Iii 2. V 3. Iv 4. I 5. Ii
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