(3) is the ___________

(2) is the _____________

(4) is the ________

In your opinion, which part of the plant attracts insects such as Bees and Butterflies?

Which part of the plant fixes it to the ground and absorbs ( take in ) water from the soil?

when seeds start to grow .........

when pollen are moved from the anther of the male to the sticky stigma of another plant.

When pollen joins with the egg inside the ovary.

Insects are the only way of pollinating flowers.

Choose ALL the possible ways of seed dispersal

Wind can disperse seeds that are very lightweight.

Seeds that are dispersed by water are _________ so they float.

When pollen move from the anther of the stamen to the sticky stigma of the carpel.

when a seed starts to grow into a tiny shoot and root.

When pollen move from the anther of the stamen to the sticky stigma of the carpel.

The Male part in the flower .........

The Female part in the flower ........

The seeds are formed in the ________

The anther makes ...........

The ovary has _____________ inside

The green leaf like structure that surrounds the flower

The __________ supports the anther

What type of plant is this?

This plant reproduces by

The purpose of seed dispersal is for the seeds to __________.

How are coconuts dispersed?

How are raspberries dispersed?

Why are grape seeds able to be dispersed by animals?

How are bur seeds dispersed?

How are shorea seeds dispersed?

What do seeds need to germinate ?

(You may select more than one answer)

These help the plant to reproduce.

The yellow, powdery stuff on the anthers

In the diagram below, which represents the male part of the flower?

Which of these are both male parts in the flower?

The function of the petal is to

How does this plant reproduce?

Tick three objects in a gas state?

A solid ________________

In which state are particles tightly packed?

Liquids can flow because _____________

particles spread out easily in a _________ state

Milk, Juice, water are ________

Paper, glass, wood are _________

Tick the state(s) that can flow and take the shape of the container

When a solid reaches the temperature of its _________, it becomes a liquid.

When a liquid reaches the temperature of its _________, It becomes a gas.

Ice melts at __________ ^o C

A ________________ is used in measuring temperature.

The freezing point of water is __________ ^o C

Pure water Boils at ___________ ^o C

What happens at the freezing point of a substance?

When does condensation happen?

Spreading out the washed clothes on a line rather than folding them up allows them to dry faster?

if the temperature is 30 ^o C.

what is the state of liquid B?

The washed clothes will dry faster if ________

When does condensation happen?

  It makes you see your breath on a cold day

  It makes puddles dry up

The particles gain heat and move faster. {pick all possible answers}

    The particles move closer together

    The particles move further apart

The particles lose heat and move slower.

Particles of liquid changes to a gas

  Particles of a gas change to a liquid

Where does the heat come from to make the water evaporate from the lakes and seas?

Where does the evaporated water ( water vapour ) Go?

What happens to the water vapour when it condenses?

Rain, snow and hail are forms of __________ that bring the water back to the Earth

What do we call the temperature at which a liquid changes into gas?

What do we call the temperature at which a solid changes into liquid?

What do we call the temperature at which a liquid changes into solid?

The movement of particles at boiling point are _____________.

Boiling water causes _______________, which is when the water turns to gas.

The bubbles formed at the boiling of water and mainly made up of ________________.

What is heated water vapour called?

Is it true that different liquids have different boiling points?

Is it true that when a liquid is at its coldest state, it has reached its boiling point?

What is the process that happens when water is being boiled?

What is happens to water at boiling point?

----------- is the amount of heat in a substance.

The unit we use to measure the temperature is ------------.

When you continue heating boiling water it will increase in temperature.

Which substance has the lowest boiling point?

Which substance has the lowest Melting point?

Name the device used in measuring Temperature?

In the water cycle

Clouds are formed by ____________

Adam got out a cold can of Soda and left for a while on the table during a hot summary day.

He noticed drops of water forming on the surface of the can.

Explain why.

Which ice cubes will melt the fastest?

What is the melting point of ice ?

Lucia went into the bathroom.

It was full of mist and the mirror was covered with drops of liquid.

Explain why.

Lucia went into the bathroom.

It was full of mist and the mirror was covered with drops of liquid.

Why did the drops form?