
Phenomenal Science 5 Unit 5 L3 and Review
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Patricia Reyes
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Date: April 9th, 2026
Session: 93-94🎁
Purpose 2: identify the filtration method and name its key parts as a way materials can be separated and changed.
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Condensation is the change from a gas into a liquid, which means it loses heat from the surroundings. This happens when warm air touches the colder surface and it formed water droplets.
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Evaporation is the process in which a liquid gains heat and changes into water vapor.
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Water vapor is liquid (or water) in gaseous state. It is colourless. We cannot see it although it's in the air.
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Multiple Choice
Condensation involves a change of state from ___ to ___
Liquid to Solid
Liquid to Gaseous
Solid to Liquid
Gaseous to Liquid
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Multiple Choice
Condensation occurs when water vapour....
loses heat
gains heat
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Multiple Choice
Evaporate involves a change of state from ___ to ___.
Solid to Liquid
Gaseous to Liquid
Liquid to Gaseous
Liquid to Solid
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Multiple Choice
Drying clothes in sunlight is the example of ______
condensation
evaporation
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Paint dries up after a while. This is an example of__________.
Condensation
Evaporation
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Multiple Choice
The drops of water that appear on the outside of a glass of cold juice on a warm day are an example of?
melting
condensation
evaporation
boiling
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Multiple Select
Click on the 3 examples of evaporation in daily life.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
Water drying on a surface
Ice meltin in a glass of coke
Puddles disappearing
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Labeling
Complete the sentences using words in the box. Not all words are used.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
solute
evaporation
condensation
solution
homogeneous
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Multiple Choice
Evaporation separates a soluble solid from a liquid,
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Multiple Choice
to separate homogeneous mixtures that contain insoluble solids, fi ltration is used.
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Multiple Choice
Filters can separate small particles or large ones depending on the size of the pores of the mesh.
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Multiple Choice
A filter separates the liquid components suspended in a suspension. In this process, the solid component is called the residue,
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Multiple Choice
the liquid or gas that flows through the filter paper or mesh is called the filtrate.
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Labeling
Label the elements in the filtration process.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
Filtrate
Filter
Residue
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Multiple Choice
4. Correct the sentences by choosing the correct one.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
Filtration is used to separate homogeneous mixtures.
Filtration is used to separate heterogeneous mixtures.
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Multiple Choice
4. Correct the sentences by choosing the correct one.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
Filtration separates mixtures that contain insoluble solids.
Filtration separates solids from solids of the same size.
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Multiple Choice
4. Correct the sentences by choosing the correct one.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
The solid component after filtration is called the residue.
The solid component after filtration is called the filtrate.
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Multiple Choice
4. Correct the sentences by choosing the correct one.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
The fl uid (liquid or gas) component that goes through the fi lter is called the residue.
The fl uid (liquid or gas) component that goes through the fi lter is called the fi ltrate.
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Match
Write the number of the sentence in the correct column of measurement needed.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy.
Volume
Capacity
Mass
Density
Temperature
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Dropdown
1-Sieving is the method to separate solids of
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Dropdown
2-You need a
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
4-When you dissolve a soluble solid in a liquid you make a
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5- The liquid that dissolves the solid is called the
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Reorder
Reorder the following steps and processes you can use to separate sand from salt.
Then, write the answers in your SB Worksheet copy
Pour water into the salt and sand mixture.
The salt dissolves in the water and you end up with a solution.
Then, the sand can be separated from the solution by fi ltration.
Finally, the salt can be separated from the water by evaporation.
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