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    PSLE 2012 - Science

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      GLORYmum
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      Big fish:
      Tks. That is the problem of having 2 threads. Don't know where to see.






      Pls discuss here lah.

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        atutor2001
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        wsywin2012:

        stigma i think... already mentioned on
        I thought it should be ovules. If there is no elaboration on \"how the part is removed\", I would think that the ovules can be removed through genetic manipulation - isn't that how they produced seedless fruits such as grapes and papaya. However, if it is ovules, then \"remove\" is a bad choice of word.

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          wsywin2012
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          atutor2001:
          wsywin2012:


          stigma i think... already mentioned on

          I thought it should be ovules. If there is no elaboration on \"how the part is removed\", I would think that the ovules can be removed through genetic manipulation - isn't that how they produced seedless fruits such as grapes and papaya. However, if it is ovules, then \"remove\" is a bad choice of word.

          umm there wasnt an option for ovules

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            Kiasukiasuofall
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            wsywin2012:
            atutor2001:

            [quote=\"wsywin2012\"]
            stigma i think... already mentioned on

            I thought it should be ovules. If there is no elaboration on \"how the part is removed\", I would think that the ovules can be removed through genetic manipulation - isn't that how they produced seedless fruits such as grapes and papaya. However, if it is ovules, then \"remove\" is a bad choice of word.

            umm there wasnt an option for ovules[/quote]
            There wasn't any option for ovules...

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              concerned_of_PSLE 10
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              I thought should be anther because the stigma may be pollinated beforehand without pollen grain fertilisation cannot happen

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                wsywin2012
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                concerned_of_PSLE 10:
                I thought should be anther because the stigma may be pollinated beforehand without pollen grain fertilisation cannot happen

                cross-pollination (pollen grains from other flowers) can still occur.

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                  creamyhorror
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                  atutor2001:
                  James Ang:


                  The use of fans creates wind which is moving air and the presence of wind increases the rate of evaporation and produces a greater cooling effect.

                  Fan is used to disperse the mist to reach different parts of the room so that the room will cool down at a faster rate. It is also to prevent the tiny water droplets from combining into large droplets (precipitation like rain cloud) that would fall to the floor and wet the room.

                  I think all 3 points are correct. Higher air movement inherently results in an increased evaporation rate.

                  Sounds like this year's paper had a few challenging application questions. Hope my brother figured something out, especially for that interesting frog/tadpole question :skeptical:

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                    Big fish
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                    concerned_of_PSLE 10:
                    I thought should be anther because the stigma may be pollinated beforehand without pollen grain fertilisation cannot happen

                    My ds wrote anther, so I am confused by the stigma answer, any science teacher bor, can help????????? :? :? :?

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                      Big fish
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                      GLORYmum:
                      Big fish:

                      Tks. That is the problem of having 2 threads. Don't know where to see.







                      Pls discuss here lah.

                      我滚回来了!!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:

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                        GLORYmum
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                        Big fish:
                        GLORYmum:

                        [quote=\"Big fish\"]Tks. That is the problem of having 2 threads. Don't know where to see.







                        Pls discuss here lah.

                        我滚回来了!!!!! :shock: :shock: :shock:[/quote]



                        好大的风呀!!
                        😂 😆

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