Q&A - P3 Science
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mathsparks:
Water is a poor conductor of heat. (as water does not allow heat to travel quickly from the boiling water at the top to the ice at the bottom. Wire mesh is to hold the ice down as ice will float on water.) [Words in ( ) are not required.]If water is a good conductor of heat, the heat would travel from the mouth of the test tube (where it is being heated) to the bottom of the test tube, causing the ice cube to melt. However, the iced cube remained frozen, so it can be concluded that water is a poor conductor of heat.
P.S. The wire mesh is only used to make the ice cube sink, and also, it is a good conductor of heat.
Answer provided by: Mathsparks' Son(P6)
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Hi,can someone pls explain on this MCA found in Aitong 2008 CA2 paper. question 21
The picture shows a toy house with its shadows.
How many light source(s) is/ are there?
The answer is 2.
My girl put 1.
Thanks. -
Lynn2:
Hi
The answer is 2.
My girl put 1.
Thanks.
You may wish to ask your girl why her answer is (1). -
I just asked her she said cos there is only one light source to cause a shadow and image.
tianzhu:
HiLynn2:
The answer is 2.
My girl put 1.
Thanks.
You may wish to ask your girl why her answer is (1). -
Lynn2:
I just asked her she said cos there is only one light source to cause a shadow and image
Are you referring to the question from this link --- http://www.wendykoh.com/08/primary4-aitongca2-science.pdf
It's logical to have two sources of light in this instance.Light travels in a straight line and it's unlikely to have two shadows pointed at different directions with only one source of light. -
Hi Tianzhu
Thanks for the link and explanation.
Since we are on this paper, can I also ask for question 34c,how do we conclude that for Z, we are not possible to tell.
Me and my girl are still trying to learn how to solve such question with logical thinking.Thanks alot and good day .tianzhu:
Are you referring to the question from this link --- http://www.wendykoh.com/08/primary4-aitongca2-science.pdfLynn2:
I just asked her she said cos there is only one light source to cause a shadow and image
It's logical to have two sources of light in this instance.Light travels in a straight line and it's unlikely to have two shadows pointed at different directions with only one source of light. -
Hi Lynn2
I guess your child is in P4.
From P4 Science, we have,
Mass is the amount of matter in a body or object.
Volume refers to the amount of space occupied by an object.
I can’t make out the volume of the middle picture with my old pair of eyes. It’s not so clear in the test paper.
Compare 1 kg of iron bar and 1 kg of cotton wool. They have the same mass, but the cotton wool has a much bigger volume.
Catch hold of a bowling ball and a basketball. Which one is bigger? Which one is heavier?
Therefore given the amount of information in this question, it’s not possible to tell the mass from the volume of water displaced.
Hope this address your concern. -
Hi Tianzhu
Yes, My child is in p4 this year.
Thanks for the enlightenment and taking time to explain to me.I will relate it to her...
Cheers
Lynn2tianzhu:
Hi Lynn2
I guess your child is in P4.
From P4 Science, we have,
Mass is the amount of matter in a body or object.
Volume refers to the amount of space occupied by an object.
I can’t make out the volume of the middle picture with my old pair of eyes. It’s not so clear in the test paper.
Compare 1 kg of iron bar and 1 kg of cotton wool. They have the same mass, but the cotton wool has a much bigger volume.
Catch hold of a bowling ball and a basketball. Which one is bigger? Which one is heavier?
Therefore given the amount of information in this question, it’s not possible to tell the mass from the volume of water displaced.
Hope this address your concern. -
Hi Tianzhu
While me and my girl was going thr question from http://www.wendykoh.com/08primary4-chijca2-science.pdf
question 3,which part of the egg provide food for the developing chick?
Answer is 3
But my girl answer is 1.
Wonder is there any mistake?thanks -
Please advise -
If a metal spoon is used to scratch a piece of chalk and an eraser, which one will have a deeper scratch?
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