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The document contains a series of science-related questions and explanations regarding physical changes, properties of materials, and concepts of gravity and motion. It discusses the irreversible nature of candle burning, differences between evaporation and boiling, and the effects of material properties on heat conduction. Additionally, it explores concepts of weight on different celestial bodies, the behavior of gases, and safety considerations in various physical activities.

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The document contains a series of science-related questions and explanations regarding physical changes, properties of materials, and concepts of gravity and motion. It discusses the irreversible nature of candle burning, differences between evaporation and boiling, and the effects of material properties on heat conduction. Additionally, it explores concepts of weight on different celestial bodies, the behavior of gases, and safety considerations in various physical activities.

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1. Dianne measured the mass of the candle every 30 minutes.

Her results are shown


on this graph.

Look at the graph. What happened to the mass of the candle while it was burning?

Gareth said, ‘When the candle wax burns, the change can be reversed. Dianne did not
agree with him. She said, ‘This change is irreversible’. Explain why Dianne is correct.

2. Difference between evaporation and boiling

3. The water in the pan is being heated. Some pans have metal handles that get hot.
This plastic handle does not get as hot. Explain why this plastic handle does not get
as hot as a metal handle.

(b) The water in the pan starts to boil. Explain why the amount of boiling water in
the pan decreases.

4. Compare the weight of a 15 kg object on Earth and on the Moon.

Explain why astronauts can jump higher on the Moon compared to on Earth using the
concept of weight and gravity.

5. Why do you think gases can fill any container but solids and liquids cannot?
What is a shadow ? what are the conditions necessary for the formation of shadow ?

Q1.Observe the given picture and answer the following questions


A B

a.Which person will reach the ground faster?

b.Explain your answer.

c. Draw the force arrows of all the forces acting on the parachute in pic A.

Ian is at the swimming pool. He notices that the floor tiles around the pool have a rough
surface. Why are tiles with a rough surface safer than smooth ones for people with wet feet?

Sophia and Ethan are both skydiving. Sophia is wearing a baggy jumpsuit, while Ethan is
wearing a tight-fitting jumpsuit. Who will experience more air resistance when they jump out
of the plane, and why?

Jack is going skiing. Does he need high or low friction between his skis and the snow?
Explain your answer.

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