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    Q&A - PSLE Science

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      atutor2001
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      meimeitan:
      Hi All,


      I have come across the following questions. May I know the possible answer?

      Mr Goh concluded that the increase in his height from birth until he was 21 years old was due to cell division. What other factor contributed to this increase in height?

      Is the answer 'cell growth'?

      Thanks.

      meimeitan
      You are correct. Just some additional points you may wish to know :

      There are 2 purposes/functions for/of cell division :
      1. To replace old or damaged cells
      2. For growth (i.e. increase the number of cells)

      There are 2 definitions for cell growth :
      1. Increase in number of cells - this is the reason for an organism growing bigger. (When an organism reaches matured stage, cell growth will slow down and finally stop. Then cell division is only for replacement purposes.)
      2. The cell itself growing bigger - this is the process of a cell development

      Many kids find above confusing.

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        tianzhu
        last edited by

        Hi


        When answering science questions, the terms key words and concepts are frequently mentioned.

        What are key words and concepts?

        Let’s pick a topic, say Heat.
        What are the keywords and concepts in Heat?

        Please share your view?

        Best wishes

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          meimeitan
          last edited by

          Hi All!


          Do any one knows if the mircowave or photocopier has sound energy or kinetic energy?

          thanks

          meimeitan

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            Tang
            last edited by

            meimeitan:
            Hi All!


            Do any one knows if the mircowave or photocopier has sound energy or kinetic energy?

            thanks

            meimeitan
            Hi,


            Both have sound energy and kinetic energy.


            Microwave - A circular disc turns -- kinetic energy. When time is up, it clinks -- sound energy.

            Photocopier - Paper moving -- kinetc energy. When paper moving, there is a shuffling sound -- sound energy.

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              Tang
              last edited by

              tianzhu:
              Hi


              When answering science questions, the terms key words and concepts are frequently mentioned.

              What are key words and concepts?

              Let’s pick a topic, say Heat.
              What are the keywords and concepts in Heat?

              Please share your view?

              Best wishes

              Hi,

              Here are some terms:

              Heat flows, heat travels

              Heat gains, heat loss

              temperature

              good conductor of heat / poor conductor of heat

              slows down heat loss / slows down heat gain

              hot region / cold region

              melting point / freezing point

              boiling point

              solid / liquid / gas

              gains heat and expands

              loses heat and contracts

              .......

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                meimeitan
                last edited by

                Hi Tang,


                thanks

                meimeitan

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Hi


                  You may find this site useful.
                  http://www.epopular.com.sg/my-kid/score-in-science-10-tips-for-better-grades.php

                  Best wishes

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                    meimeitan
                    last edited by

                    Hi! All,


                    Is the statement "potential engergy in fossil fuel originates from the Sun" correct?

                    thanks.

                    meimeitan

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                      starlight1968sg
                      last edited by

                      meimeitan:
                      Hi! All,

                      Is the statement \"potential engergy in fossil fuel originates from the Sun\" correct?
                      thanks.
                      meimeitan
                      Fossil comes from dead plants or animals being buried deep down the earth. Before they die, they obtain their energy from the Sun. :oops:

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                        meimeitan
                        last edited by

                        Hi! starlight1968sg


                        thanks.

                        Another question is "Does an object lying on the ground have gravitational potential energy?"

                        Your prompt reply helps me a lot. thanks.

                        meimeitan

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