Short Quiz in Science 3 Describe changes in materials based on the effect of temperature:
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Grade 3
Science
Philippines Curriculum: Grades 1-10
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- Q1What happens when we cool a liquid?When cooled, liquids freeze and become solid.Become juiceDepositionWhen cooled, liquids melts and become gas30sS3MT-Ih-j-4
- Q2Why elephants sometimes squirt water onto their backs?elephants do this to cool themselves down, by taking advantage of the cooling power of evaporation.elephants do this to cool themselves UP, by taking advantage of the cooling power of evaporation.elephants do this to cool themselves down, by taking advantage of the WARMING power of evaporation.elephants do this to WARM themselves down, by taking advantage of the cooling power of evaporation.30sS3MT-Ih-j-4
- Q3Which causes fog: evaporation or condensation?fog forms when water vapour WARMS and condenses into a cloud of small water droplets near the ground (like a cloud but lower down).fog forms when water vapour cools and PRECIPITATE into a cloud of small water droplets near the ground (like a cloud but lower down).fog forms when water vapour cools and condenses into a cloud of small water droplets near the ground (like a cloud but lower down).fog forms when water vapour cools and DEPOSITS s into a cloud of small water droplets near the ground (like a cloud but lower down).30sS3MT-Ih-j-4
- Q4The phase change from water vapor to liquid water is known as...precipitationsublimationcondensationevaporation30sS3MT-Ih-j-4
- Q5A change of state from a liquid to a solid is called....EvaporationDepositionFreezingMelting30sS3MT-Ih-j-4