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    Q&A - PSLE Science

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      fightingmom
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      atutor2001:
      fightingmom:


      Eh... pardon me - so my DD answer is wrong right in this case ? can only secure 1/2 mark right ? :scratchhead:

      Your DD is correct. Air resistance is a force, a frictional force between the surface of the arrow and air.

      For such cases, I used to coach my kids to be super kiasu by putting in both key words, i.e. \"air resistance\" and \"frictional force\" in the answer. The kiasu answers can be :

      \"Air resistance, which is a frictional force between the surface of contact between the arrow and air.\"

      or

      \"Frictional force between the surface of the arrow and air which is also called air resistance.\"

      However, knowing how school's answer keys are like, there is no point arguing with them. However, I believe it will be marked as correct in PSLE.

      ok ok ... :thankyou: so much for your explanation and clarification ! Appreciate your help.

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        PSLE 2012
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        G Tan:
        mom-of-2:

        http://i49.tinypic.com/2ur8rrq.jpg\"> Can I ask if anyone know the answer to this question. The answer is 4 but I think it's wrong.

        mom-of-2:
        http://i49.tinypic.com/2ur8rrq.jpg\"> Can I ask if anyone know the answer to this question. The answer is 4 but I think it's wrong.

        The answer is 1

        The answer is (4) because the size of the population (in this case the question asked \"how many\") includes all the individual organisms adult and young. For example if there are five frogs and ten tadpoles in a pond, the population of frogs will be 15.

        Hope this helps.

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          Little Einstein
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          PSLE 2012:
          G Tan:

          [quote=\"mom-of-2\"]http://i49.tinypic.com/2ur8rrq.jpg\"> Can I ask if anyone know the answer to this question. The answer is 4 but I think it's wrong.

          mom-of-2:
          http://i49.tinypic.com/2ur8rrq.jpg\"> Can I ask if anyone know the answer to this question. The answer is 4 but I think it's wrong.

          The answer is 1

          The answer is (4) because the size of the population (in this case the question asked \"how many\") includes all the individual organisms adult and young. For example if there are five frogs and ten tadpoles in a pond, the population of frogs will be 15.

          The answer is definitely 1.

          It is asking how many populations? not the population size?
          Hope this helps.[/quote]

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            Michaelia0816
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            If according on the question, it should be 1 instead!

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              Jasmy
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              Which of the following activities below involve(s) only a push?


              A: stapling a few pieces of paper together
              B: writing with a pen
              πŸ˜„ plucking a flower
              😧 bouncing s basketball

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

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                mom-of-2 0
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                Is the answer A, B and D?

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                  Jasmy
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                  The answer is (2) A and D but my dd answer is (3) A, B and D. However, I don’t know how to explain to her as I thought her answer was right.

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                    mom-of-2 0
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                    Maybe it is because in writing some letters there is some pulling motion? For example if you write q, the stem is written by a pulling motion instead of a pushing motion. ? Just my very wild guess ???

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                      Michaelia0816
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                      C is a pulling force, plcucking the flower! Just like you acted as you were to pluck a flower on the television scene, a lot of people would rather pull than push, do the same to others!

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                        G Tan
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                        Michaelia0816:
                        C is a pulling force, plcucking the flower! Just like you acted as you were to pluck a flower on the television scene, a lot of people would rather pull than push, do the same to others!

                        How is everybody's DD/DS science results??

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