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    Q&A - PSLE Science

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    • C Offline
      cutebabys
      last edited by

      Well… I hope it’ll be easy, but somehow I don’t think it will. This will be the last year with this syllabus, why not make it harder?

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        atutor2001
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        mathsparks:
        I guess it'll be easier than the Maths:


        1) It's the last year of the old syllabus. So kids would've loads of practice using last 4 years papers.

        2) The general saying, if Maths is killer, then Science would be easy.

        For the sanity of kids out there, I hope I'm right.
        In the past, after each of their PSLE, every of my personal guinea pigs would tell me off for wasting their time in doing the past year papers because hardly any question from the past years papers came out. Science was always the paper that they were least confident in doing well because they weren't sure of the answer.

        What they told me was that they loaded their answers with as many \"keywords\" as possible. They would divide each given line into 2 multiplying the length of their answer by 2.

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          Muffins
          last edited by

          tianzhu:
          [quote]Sorry for intruding on an oldish problem, but when I looked at the picture, after careful consideration, I think the answer is B,C and D as it can very well be a pyramid that is white in colour, so when looked at from a bird's eye view, the white line is not able to be discerned. In the end, I think the correct answer is option 4, B,C and D.

          Hi
          The centre line shows that the object is triangular in shape as in technical drawing.The colour of the object is immaterial.

          Best wishes[/quote]Hi Tianzhu,
          However, if the pyramid is painted fully white (just imagine it being dumped into a pot of white paint and then being taken out), won't the lines drawn not be discerned? I fully agree with you that in technical drawings, the answer should be B and C, but I think this is a trick question, to see which pupils understand the concept of pyramids.

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            StudentABC
            last edited by

            If a question shows the life cycles of a grasshopper and mosquito,


            and ask:

            Based on the diagrams above, which of the following statements between animals X(mosquito) and Y(grasshopper) is/are true?

            A Both the adults do not have wings
            B Both the young do not live in water
            C Both the adults do not give birth to their young alive
            D Both are pests in at least one stage of their life cycles

            (1) D only
            (2)A and B only
            (3)B and C only
            (4)C and D only

            what should the answer be? Should we use the info given in diagram to derive the answer or use our general knowledge??? Would greatly value help!

            and if pollination takes place between 2 different types of flowers, will the flowers develop into fruits????

            Please help!!! :?:

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              lalala123
              last edited by

              tianzhu:
              Thank you for your help.


              What action can Judy take to keep french fries crispy? (1 mark)

              a)Put the fries in a plastic box.
              b)Put the fries in an open paper bag.
              c)Put the fries in a Styrofoam box.

              Please help to explain your answers.

              Best wishes

              C)Styrofoam box is a best material tat retain heat among the 3 material mention abv.

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                lalala123
                last edited by

                StudentABC:
                If a question shows the life cycles of a grasshopper and mosquito,


                and ask:

                Based on the diagrams above, which of the following statements between animals X(mosquito) and Y(grasshopper) is/are true?

                A Both the adults do not have wings
                B Both the young do not live in water
                C Both the adults do not give birth to their young alive
                D Both are pests in at least one stage of their life cycles

                (1) D only
                (2)A and B only
                (3)B and C only
                (4)C and D only

                what should the answer be? Should we use the info given in diagram to derive the answer or use our general knowledge??? Would greatly value help!

                and if pollination takes place between 2 different types of flowers, will the flowers develop into fruits????

                Please help!!! :?:



                my answer will be C and D. its so called commom sense

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Hi Muffins


                  Please follow this link.

                  http://mrmaths.org/SOW/Unit3/Foundation/PlaneSymmetry-Plans_EdexcelModF_Ch34.pdf

                  It should help one to understand plan view, front elevation and end elevation as in technical drawing.The colour of the prism does not matter.

                  Best wishes

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                  • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                    ChiefKiasu
                    last edited by

                    tianzhu:
                    ... Best wishes

                    And best wishes to you and your son, tianzhu. Not so much to \"score\", but to get scores that are commensurate with the amount of effort that you and your son have placed into the preparation for these tests.

                    With the level of support as demonstrated by all the hard work you have done throughout the past 1.5 years posting and responding to academic questions on KiasuParents.com just so you can be your son's best teacher, your son is blessed - not simply with wealth or power, but with a father that truly cares.

                    I respect you for what you have done for your son. And our community has benefited greatly by your wisdom and insights.

                    Thank you.

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                      Muffins
                      last edited by

                      tianzhu:
                      Hi Muffins


                      Please follow this link.

                      http://mrmaths.org/SOW/Unit3/Foundation/PlaneSymmetry-Plans_EdexcelModF_Ch34.pdf

                      It should help one to understand plan view, front elevation and end elevation as in technical drawing.The colour of the prism does not matter.

                      Best wishes
                      Oh, OK, Tianzhu,
                      Thanks so much for telling me, I really got mixed up!

                      Good luck for PSLE Science today, by the way.

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                        Muffins
                        last edited by

                        tianzhu:
                        Best wishes

                        Tianzhu,
                        You are really one of the best fathers out in this world today. You learn how to solve questions from the books and teach them to your son, YOURSELF, and also help other people, like me, on websites. I have never seen a more commited father than you.

                        You have also answered so many tough questions on this website (and I'm sure, many, many more websites!), and have given us insight into what tricks there are in some questions and how we can solve them. Your son is lucky to have a father like you!


                        Hope he does well in PSLE, and hope he gets enough to go to the school of his choice! 😄

                        BEST WISHES back to you!

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