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      smartmummy
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      jwxh:
      please help

      which of the following statements is true about spores?
      A They are light and small
      B They are only produced by fungi
      C They are only found in non-flowering plants
      (1)A only
      (2) C only
      (3)A and C only
      (4)B and C only
      \"They are light and small\" stated in the text book \"My Pals Are here\"

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        HAPPYH
        last edited by

        Ok, looks like must read the textbook again.


        Thank you for all the answers.

        Yes, I agree the answer should be (1) since the word "only" is used in option B and C.

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          AgonyMum
          last edited by

          Can someone help with this P3 Science question about Insects-


          Qn: At the end of each jointed leg of an insect is a tiny ______________.

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            plum-cake
            last edited by

            tiny claws.

            http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/course/ent425/tutorial/legs.html

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              AgonyMum
              last edited by

              Thank you very much plum-cake šŸ™‚ šŸ™‚

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                teh_oh
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                tianzhu:
                Lynn2:

                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

                Hi
                Your girl is correct.
                The yolk provides the developing embryo with nutrients.

                Hi tianzhu,

                Need clarifications if the above is indeed yolk or white as PSLE Ultimate Science Guide (EPH) Page 156, 157 states that the egg white is a food store for the developing chick made up of protein, water, vitamins and minerals. It is gradually used up throughout incubation. While yolk is also a food store, but unlike the albumen (egg white), it is not consumed during incubation.......used as a food reserved for the first few days of a chick's life outside the egg. The yolk is absorbed into the abdomen of the chick just before hatching.

                Thanks.

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                  tianzhu
                  last edited by

                  Hi teh_oh


                  The link to the original question is broken, and I cannot remember how the original question is worded.

                  Perhaps, you may want to read the second paragraph from this link.

                  http://lhsfoss.org/fossweb/teachers/materials/plantanimal/chickeneggs.html

                  Best wishes

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                    teh_oh
                    last edited by

                    tianzhu:
                    Hi teh_oh


                    The link to the original question is broken, and I cannot remember how the original question is worded.

                    Perhaps, you may want to read the second paragraph from this link.

                    http://lhsfoss.org/fossweb/teachers/materials/plantanimal/chickeneggs.html

                    Best wishes
                    Hi tianzhu,

                    Thanks for your replies and the link.
                    So, embryo do get their nutrients/food source from the egg yolk.
                    If so, then it is very misleading for PSLE Ultimate Science to state as what I quoted in the earlier post.
                    My child has clarified with his teacher today and was told that while she understands that some guidebooks state egg white as the food source, it should actually be egg yolk as the main function of egg white is to cushion shock.

                    Thank you again for your clarifications.

                    Regards.

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                      tianzhu
                      last edited by

                      Hi teh_oh


                      You may wish to write to the publisher for clarification.

                      They(publishers) are usually very helpful.

                      Best wishes

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                        AgonyMum
                        last edited by

                        Hi,are these answers correct?


                        1.Leaf of money plant - round?
                        Flowers grow in clusters?
                        2.Leaf of sunflower - heart?
                        3.Leaf of orchid - lance?
                        4.Leaf of ixora - lance?

                        Is there a good website or good Science guidebook to find out all these shapes of leaves plus singly/clusters stuff?

                        Thanks!

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