Suryati Othman PPT SOALAN SAINS UPSR in an investigation a group of pupils gather information in Table 1. Figure 1 shows the comparison between sizes of different living things. Figure 2 shows the result of an investigation on the cooling of 500 ml of water.
Suryati Othman PPT SOALAN SAINS UPSR in an investigation a group of pupils gather information in Table 1. Figure 1 shows the comparison between sizes of different living things. Figure 2 shows the result of an investigation on the cooling of 500 ml of water.
Suryati Othman PPT SOALAN SAINS UPSR in an investigation a group of pupils gather information in Table 1. Figure 1 shows the comparison between sizes of different living things. Figure 2 shows the result of an investigation on the cooling of 500 ml of water.
In an investigation a group of pupils gather information in Table 1. Figure 1 shows the comparison between sizes of different living things. Living things Number of Resting Heart Beats /minute Whale 9 Elephant 25 Man 70 Seal 140 Swallow 500 a) Write two variables in the investigation. Sizes of different living things _______ living things i) What to change : Size of living things.
ii) What to observed : Number of resting heart beats
iii) What to keep the same The stethoscopes used Suryati Othman PPT
b) Based on the information gathered, write one statement relating the two variables The decrease the size of living things the more the number of heart beats Living things Number of Resting Heart Beats /minute Whale 9 Elephant 25 Man 70 Seal 140 Swallow 500 If ----------------------- living things, so the number of heart beats increased If the living things is more active , so the number of heart beats increased Suryati Othman PPT
c) Estimate the number of resting heart beats per minutes of an adult cow. Living things Number of Resting Heart Beats /minute Whale 9 Elephant 25 Man 70 Seal 140 Swallow 500 Any number between 4560. Suryati Othman PPT When Amin is resting, his heart beats is at 70 times per minutes. After Running, his heart beats is at 80 times per minutes Condition of Amin ( resting / running) (Not active / active) Number of heart beats
Write one hypothesis based on the situations above The increased the active of Amin the increase the number of heart beats If Amin is active, so the number of heart beats is increased
Because no comparision in activity / Active of Amin
than not active running Compared with resting Suryati Othman PPT
Table 2 shows the result of an investigation on the cooling of 500 ml of water. Time/ minute 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Water temperature/ C 98 86 76 68 62 58 56 What is the purpose of the investigation? To investigate the relationship between _______________ with ____________ Suryati Othman PPT
Time/ minute 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Water temperature/ C 98 86 76 68 62 58 56 b) Suggest one reason why the water cools. The heat released to the air.
The water is placed under the fan / at windy place
The ice cubes were put in the water c) Predict the water temperature at 9 th minute. d)What conclusion can be made from the investigation?
The more the time the decrease the water temperature. Suryati Othman PPT
Figure 2 shows a diagram of the apparatus used in an investigation carried out by A group of pupils. Sic spoonfuls of salt were added to 500 ml of water. The egg floated. Its height above the base of the beaker was measured. The investigation was continued by adding more salt to the solution. Suryati Othman PPT
The result of the investigation are recorded in Table 3. Amount of salt used /spoonfuls 6 8 10 12 Height of the egg above the base of the beaker /cm 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 Base on table 3, write one hypothesis The increase the amount of salt used the increase The height of the egg above the base of the beaker Suryati Othman PPT
Amount of salt used /spoonfuls 6 8 10 12 Height of the egg above the base of the beaker /cm 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 b) Predict the height of the beaker when 16 spoonfuls of salt are used. 16
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c) Based on Table 3, state the trend of the height of the floating egg. Suryati Othman PPT
It is easier to float in the sea than in the river d) State one inference based on the statement gives above More salt dissolved in sea compared with River e)Write one observation to support your inference in (a) The taste of sea is salty than river. Suryati Othman PPT
Table 4 shows information gathered by a pupil in an investigation What is the purpose of the investigation At day 15, phase of the moon is full Moon At day 15, size of the Moon is the biggest ( most) At day 5 and 25 , size of the Moon is the smallest ( least) State one conclusion that can be made from information in Table 4 Suryati Othman PPT
On one night of the 15 th day of the lunar calendar, the moon cannot be seen State two possible reason for the observation. i) Heavy rain ii) The Moon is covered by the thick cloud Suryati Othman PPT
Figure 3 shows a pupil carrying out an investigation. Objects P and Q are of the same size, shape and material. P and Q Were blown with equal strength. It was found p fell first. Based on the investigation, state the following :- i) What to change
ii) What to observed
iii) What to keep the same base area ii) Time taken for objects to fall / topple iii) Size of objects / Shape of objects Type of object Suryati Othman PPT
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A group of student gathered information about the Extinction of animal species in a particular forest.
The bar chart below shows the information obtained by the pupils Suryati Othman PPT What is the trend in the number of extinct animal species? Increased State two inferences to explain why the number of extinct animals in year 2000 is the highest. year i) Illegal hunting ii) Excessive logging iii) Excessive development Give one reason to support your inference in (b) i) Many home decoration made from part of animals body ( horn) ii) New housing area are build at their habitat iii) New barrier (damp) was build at their habitat
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Predict the number of animal species that will be extinct In year 2010 55 animals 50 th.. + 25 10 th .. 25/5 = 5 2010 10 50 2010 . 50 + 5 = 55 animal State one conclusion that can be made from the bar chart The more the number of year the more the number of extinct animal species Suryati Othman PPT
A group of pupils carries out an activity using models car. The bar chart below shows the information they have obtained What is the aim of the investigation? To investigate the relationship between the speed of toy cars With number of batteries. State two variables in the investigation. The speed of toy cars Number of batteries What is the relationship between the variables that you have Mentioned in (b) ? The more the number of batteries the more the speed of toy cars What conclusion can you make based on the bar chart? Suryati Othman PPT
Instructions: 1. Fill a beaker with 200 ml of cold water. 2. Add 10 spoons of sugar to the beaker and stir until all the sugar dissolves 3. Record the time taken for the sugar to dissolves. Repeat the activities using hot water.
the figure shows apparatus used in an investigation. Suryati Othman PPT
Water temperature 30 90 Time taken for sugar to dissolved / second 90 60 Why do you think the time taken for the sugar to dissolves Different? Water temperature is different based on the investigation, state the following ;- i) What to change ii) What to observe i) Water temperature ii) Time taken for sugar to dissolved Based on the results, state the relationship between what is change and what is observed? The increase the water temperature the decrease the time taken for sugar to dissolved Water temperature 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Time taken for the Sugar to dissolves 90 85 80 75 70 65 60 Predict the time taken for the sugar to dissolved if the water is 80 C? Water temperature : 90 30 = 60 / 6 = 10 Time taken 90 60 = 30 /6 = 5 Suryati Othman PPT
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Suryati Othman PPT UPSR 2006 1. Diagram 1 shows information gathered in an investigation Suryati Othman PPT
What is the aim of the investigation. To investigate the relationship between distance between mangoes per trees with the average of manggo. Suryati Othman PPT Some tips for AIM Key words 1. To ( investigate / find out / study ) the relationship between wtc / mv With wto / rv
The position of wtc and wto can be changed To ( investigate / find out / study ) the relationship between wto / rv With wtc / mv if the meaning of sentences is not changes 2. To ( investigate / find out / study ) the effect between wtc / mv With wto / rv
REMEMBER : THE POSITION OF WTC AND WTO CANNOT BE CHANGED Suryati Othman PPT
State one constant variable in the investigation variable 1. Distance between mangoes per tree ( wtc) 2. Average of mangoes per tree (wto) 3. Type of mango tree WRITE ONE ONLY State one hypothesis that can be made in the investigation.
The more the distance between the mangoes tree the more the number of mangoes ( per tree)
conclusion State the Relationship between the mangoes trees with the average number of mangoes Suryati Othman PPT
In an experiment a pupil uses several paper clips and a magnet. The magnet is labeled at three different positions, P, Q, and R. Diagram 2.1 shows the result of the experiment. What is the aim of the experiment ? To investigate the relationship between the positions at the magnet with the number Of paper clips attracted MUST WRITE DOWN THE WORD ATTRACTED State the variable that needs to be identified in the experiment. 1. Number of paper clips attracted 2. Position at the magnet 3. i) Size of magnet / strength of magnet / power of magnet ii) size of paper clip/ weight of paper clip
What conclusion can me made from the experiment At poles ( P and R), the strength of magnet is the most compared with at the middle Suryati Othman PPT
Another magnet is attracted to the magnet in Diagram 2.1 as shown in Diagram 2.2 Predict the number of paper clips attracted towards Q.
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Siti has two rubber bands, X and Y. X and Y are the same length. She carries out an investigation using the two rubber bands. Each rubber bands is hung with an identical cup. Diagram 3.1 shows the result of the investigation.
State two inferences about the length of rubber band Y 1. Cup Y is heavier 2. Rubber bend Y is more elactic Write one observation to support your inferences in 3(a) The length of rubber band y is more than rubber band X Suryati Othman PPT
Siti heats rubber band X as shown in Diagram 3.2
After heating, it is found that rubber band X has elongated to 30 cm. Write one hypothesis based on the information. wtc temperature Wto / rv The more / increase the temperature the more the length of rubber band
If the rubber band is heated , so the rubber band will be elongated Suryati Othman PPT
When eight tissue papers are moistened, their total weight is 200 g. The tissue paper are put to dry and their weights are recorded every hour. The result of the investigation is recorded in the table below. Time Total weight of eight tissue papers / g 1 hour 2 hours 3 hours 4 hours
180 160 135 110 What is the aim of the investigation. To investigate the relationship between time with total weight of eight tissue papers. What is the trend of change in the total weight of the tissue papers during the investigation. Decrease Suggest one hypothesis based on the trend stated in 4(b) The more the time the lesser the total weight of eight tissue papers State one inference about the total weight change of the tissue papers during the investigation. 1. Because the time ( to moistened the eight tissue papers) is increased. 2. The rate of absorption is decreasing Suryati Othman PPT
Diagram 4 shows an investigation carried out at a particular place in Penang. What is the aim of the investigation T investigate the relationship between __________________ with _____________ Predict the length of the shadow at 6.00 pm 7,30 am 10.30 am 1.30 pm 4,30 pm 6.00 pm 100 cm 30 cm 0 cm 20cm Suryati Othman PPT
State the relationship between the position of the sun and the direction of the shadow If the position of the sun at the East , the direction of shadow at the West compared with at the West. soalan aras tinggi Soala n Aras muda h l Suryati Othman PPT UPSR 2007
A group of pupils gathered information about the amount of food needed by Various types of animals. Table 1 shows the result of this investigation. Animals Food needed per day (kg) 0.16 1.20 1.80 2.5 Suryati Othman PPT
State one information gathered in this investigation. What is to change : Type of animals Size of animals The rate of activeness of the animals What is to observe : Amount of food needed per day
What conclusion can be made from the information in Table 1? The more the size of animals the more the amount of food needed per day If the rate of activeness of the animals is increase, the more the amount of Food needed per day More active of the animals, more the amount of Food needed per day Suryati Othman PPT
The food needed by animal per day is affected by its surrounding temperature and its activity level Food needed by an animal per day Surrounding temperature Activity level Write one hypothesis based on the above statement The more the surrounding temperature the more the amount of food needed per day Activity level Suryati Othman PPT
Toy car Distance travel (m) X Y 1 2 Toy car ramp State two inferences that might explain why each toy car travels a difference distance 1. Toy car Y is heavier than toy car X 2. Less friction for toy car Y compared with X 3. More pattern on tyres X compared with Y Suggest one hypothesis based on one inferences in 2(a) Weight of the The more the weight of the toy car the lesser the distance travelled Friction of the Friction of the toy car State one constant variable _____________ of the ramp State one responding variable Distance travelled of the toy car Suryati Othman PPT Fendi investigates the change of state of liquid X. State one manipulated variable Once liquid X is boiling, predict what will happen to its temperature if heating continues. State one observation to support the inference in 3 (C)
i) At 100 C , the liquid X changes { into gas / from solid to gas} Or At 0 C , the liquid X become solid Suryati Othman PPT A group of pupils investigated an eclipse of the Sun.
What is the aim of the investigation To investigate the relationship between time with size of the Sun Suryati Othman PPT
State the trend in the change of the brightness of the Sun in the evening Estimate the time when the eclipse of the Sun Ends 2.01 pm 2.05 pm 2.55 pm 3.00 pm Suryati Othman PPT
Earth Moon The diagram shows two different places, P and Q, on the surface of the Earth. At 12.44 pm, it is darker at P than Q. State one inference why it is darker at P than at Q Because the shadow of the Moon fall at P compared with Q The sunlight is blocked by the Moon at area P compared with Q Suryati Othman PPT
Diagram 5 shows three glass containers J, K and M of the same height placed on a piece of board. When edge X and edge y are slowly lifted up, k toppled first by J and then M. What is the aim of this investigation Base area of glass container To investigate the relationship between base area of the glass container With time taken for container to toppled State one manipulated variables ( what is to change) State one constant variable ( What to keep the same) Height of the glass container State a relationship between manipulated variable and the stability of the container To investigate the relationship between base area of the glass container with The stability of the container.