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    2022 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (born in 2010)

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    • hammiesH Offline
      hammies
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      vancomycin79\" post_id=\"2084623\" time=\"1664852715\" user_id=\"144718:

      I heard one question was :

      The oven’s temperature went up to 180 degrees but despite putting the turkey in for 2 hours , the turkey didn’t reach a temperature of 180 degrees . Why ?
      mine put turkey is a poor conductor of heat thus it needs a longer time to be heated and has not reached the same temperature as the oven after 2 hours.

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      • C Offline
        Coffeelatte03
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        My daughter said cuz the turkey is thick and there are air spaces and air is a poor conductor of heat so the rate of heat transfer is slower. Therefore the temp couldn’t reach 180

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        • M Offline
          mama2010
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          mine put turkey is a poor conductor of heat thus it needs a longer time to be heated and has not reached the same temperature as the oven after 2 hours.


          I think this is correct

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          • phtthpP Offline
            phtthp
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            zac's mum\" post_id=\"2084627\" time=\"1664853238\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2084627 time=1664853238 user_id=53606]
            Ah no, he found it hilarious (poop joke) and of course tried to explain to me his answer but I think it’s wrong (he probably missed some clues in the qn).

            Anyway just going to enjoy our celebration (and laugh over how they had to censor the guy squatting over the hole in the ground).[/quote]
            what's the correct answer,
            why mosquitoes / flies are attracted to smelly human poop (shit) / cow dung ?

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            • M Offline
              Mr.025413Clumsy
              last edited by

              hammies\" post_id=\"2084646\" time=\"1664856448\" user_id=\"124545:

              mine put turkey is a poor conductor of heat thus it needs a longer time to be heated and has not reached the same temperature as the oven after 2 hours.
              Mine said the same.

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              • hammiesH Offline
                hammies
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                phtthp\" post_id=\"2084649\" time=\"1664857311\" user_id=\"35251:

                what's the correct answer,
                why mosquitoes / flies are attracted to smelly human poop (shit) / cow dung ?

                When waste matter decomposes, carbon dioxide is emitted and it is attracted to the carbon dioxide produced.
                (not sure if correct)

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                  sugardonut
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                  phtthp\" post_id=\"2084649\" time=\"1664857311\" user_id=\"35251:

                  what's the correct answer,
                  why mosquitoes / flies are attracted to smelly human poop (shit) / cow dung ?
                  Likely should be because they’re attracted to the warmth and strong pungent odor of the excrement. But this question is challenging lah, took me a while to think of such an answer which I don’t even know is correct.

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                    Mr.025413Clumsy
                    last edited by

                    sugardonut\" post_id=\"2084655\" time=\"1664858569\" user_id=\"107069:

                    Likely should be because they’re attracted to the warmth and strong pungent odor of the excrement. But this question is challenging lah, took me a while to think of such and answer which I don’t even know is correct.
                    My DS said that the mozzies were attracted to the gasses and smell emitted from the dung. He didn't identify what the gasses were.

                    No idea but in any event, all done.

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                    • Titus_43AT Offline
                      Titus_43A
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                      My DS wrote the mozzies were attracted to the human waste for their larvae to feed on after eggs hatched😅😅


                      Can’t find any answers on Google for clarity, oh well- told him to focus on HCL tmr instead of overthinking the mozzie qn 🤣.

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                      • hdbmummyH Offline
                        hdbmummy
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                        Coffeelatte03\" post_id=\"2084647\" time=\"1664856644\" user_id=\"198645:

                        My daughter said cuz the turkey is thick and there are air spaces and air is a poor conductor of heat so the rate of heat transfer is slower. Therefore the temp couldn’t reach 180
                        This sounds pretty logical. And it shows that she has an understanding of how a turkey is like when it is put whole into the oven. My son doesn't even realise that the centre of the turkey is hollow and wrote something about exposed surface area 😓

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