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    Q&A - PSLE Science

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    • M Offline
      Michaelia0816
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      Help! MayI know the feature of penguin’s outer covering which protect it from environment and predator?

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        mlim321
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        Little Einstein:
        BeContented:

        DS says all along his understanding is :


        During germination, oxygen, water & warmth is required.
        But his Mindstretcher teacher says that during germination, oxygen is not required. Only when the leaves start then oxygen is required.

        Errhhh....now he's confused. Anyone can help confirm?

        Oxygen is definitely needed. How come Mindstretcher teaches him the wrong concept!
        It is just that sunlight is needed when the first leaves appeared.

        I am the main science tutor in my centre and i have been teaching Science for the last 12 years! Such mistake cannot be made! :mad:

        During germination, there is no leaves, thus, no stomata is present. Without stomata, how does the seedling undergo respiration?

        very confused.... please enlighten. Thanks.

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          bestwishes
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          Michaelia0816:
          Help! MayI know the feature of penguin's outer covering which protect it from environment and predator?

          Counter-shading... Answers & explanation can be found in pg 357 qns 11 and 12 upper block sc frequently asked qns by eph (green cover with praying mantis)

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            J and J
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            mlim321:
            Little Einstein:

            [quote=\"BeContented\"]DS says all along his understanding is :


            During germination, oxygen, water & warmth is required.
            But his Mindstretcher teacher says that during germination, oxygen is not required. Only when the leaves start then oxygen is required.

            Errhhh....now he's confused. Anyone can help confirm?

            Oxygen is definitely needed. How come Mindstretcher teaches him the wrong concept!
            It is just that sunlight is needed when the first leaves appeared.

            I am the main science tutor in my centre and i have been teaching Science for the last 12 years! Such mistake cannot be made! :mad:

            During germination, there is no leaves, thus, no stomata is present. Without stomata, how does the seedling undergo respiration?

            very confused.... please enlighten. Thanks.[/quote]
            Seed gets oxygen and water via seed coat. When the seed receives water, its coat becomes softer expands and break out, seed get the oxygen in the water similar as the fish gets the oxygen in water.

            All plants need oxygen for breathing/respiration to keep them alive.

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              kiasuaunt
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              bestwishes:
              Michaelia0816:

              Help! MayI know the feature of penguin's outer covering which protect it from environment and predator?


              Counter-shading... Answers & explanation can be found in pg 357 qns 11 and 12 upper block sc frequently asked qns by eph (green cover with praying mantis)

              Hi.

              - Penguins have white bellies and black backs. This type of colouration is called counter-shading and is a form of camouflage.
              - When swimming in water, the white belly of a penguin helps it to camouflage or blend in with the colour of the sky and become less visible to its predators or prey below it.
              - When swimming in water, the black back of the penguin helps it to camouflage or blend in with the dark seabed and become less visible to its predators or prey above it.

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                isetan
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                hi,


                i saw there are some past year revision papers on the topic of "Fulcrum, Lever" is covered in the exam.

                School Teacher told DD this year syllabus does not cover this topic.

                Wonder if this info is correct and appreciate any parents can share and reply.

                Thank you.

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                  Little Einstein
                  last edited by

                  isetan:
                  hi,


                  i saw there are some past year revision papers on the topic of \"Fulcrum, Lever\" is covered in the exam.

                  School Teacher told DD this year syllabus does not cover this topic.

                  Wonder if this info is correct and appreciate any parents can share and reply.

                  Thank you.
                  It is already out of the syllabus since the year 2010 😂

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                    dicoyote
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                    Hi,


                    Just a quick question, is Pencil Lead a conductor of electricity? Thanks

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                      Sun_2010
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                      dicoyote:
                      Hi,


                      Just a quick question, is Pencil Lead a conductor of electricity? Thanks
                      Yes it is.
                      Pencil lead is made of graphite - a good conductor of electricity.

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                        Michaelia0816
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                        Guy, help, this is the web for the photo


                        http://t.co/O0PUHfF8

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