Modul Science Form 1

MODUL 1 FORM 1 STF 2007
1.1 INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE

1. i) Name the following apparatus with the word given.

Retort stand Measuring cylinder Bunsen burner Conical flask

ii)

Burette Round bottomed flask Test tube Gas jar

a.. b.
c.
d.
e. f. g. h.

iii)

iv)

External calipers Pipette Burette Internal calipers
Filter funnel Stop watch Spring balance Level balance

i . j. k. l.
m.
n..
o. p.
v)

Stethoscope Opisometer Thermometer

Hand lens

q.
r. s.. t.

b) Draw lines to show the correct match between the apparatus and their
functions

Name the apparatus Function

B. To measure the volume of a
liquid
A. To measure the weight of an
object
1.Beaker
2.Measuring cylinder
3.Gas jar
4.Spring balance

C. To contain liquid and chemicals

D. To measure temperature

E. To collect gases
5.Thermometer
6.Pipette

F. To measure fixed volume of
liquid

2. Give the function of apparatus below.

i) Pipette:

..

...

ii) Thermometer:

..

..

iii) Measuring cylinder :

..

...

iv) Gas jar

..

..

v) Spring balance

..

...

vi) Thermometer:

..

..


3. Name the apparatus below.

i) ii)

iii) iv)

v) vi)


4. Diagram 4 shows a thermometer.

a) What is the reading of the thermometer?

b) Name liquid P

P: ..

30

c) Put a ( / ) in the correct box on the figure to show the correct eye when taking a
reading?

P

40
1.2 CELL AS THE BASIC UNIT OF LIFE

1.Name the parts of microscope.

a) Draw lines to show the correct match between the part of the microscope and
its function.

uestion

PART FUNCTION
T
S
R
P
Q
1.Hold the objective lenses
2.Regulates the amount of light reaching the
objective lens
3.Holds the eye piece
4.The lens that magnifies the specimen
5.Reflects light into the microscope

Q
P
T
U
V
W
U 6.Platform where the slide is placed
V
W
7.Control the height of the microscope tube
with more accurately
8.Control the height of the microscope tube
for focusing

R
S
Questions

2. (i) What is the function of eyepiece?

.

(ii) What is the function of stage?

.

(iii) What is the function of mirror?

.

(iv) What is the function of objective lens?

.

(v). What is the function of coarse focus knob?

(vi). What is the function of fine focus knob?


Cell as a unit of life

3. Diagram 3 shows an animal cell.

Diagram 3

Label each part of the cell with a suitable word from the following list.

P
R
Q

Nucleus Cell membrane Cytoplasm

4. Diagram 4 shows a plant cell

Diagram 4

Label each part of the cell with a suitable word from the following list.

D
E
F
A
B

C

Cell membrane Cytoplasm Chloroplast Nucleus Vacuole cell wall
5 Diagram 5 shows the structure of a cell.

S

T

P

Q U

R

Diagram 5

Match the labeled cell structures to their names and functions.

Cell structure Name Function

P Nucleus Maintains the shape of cell

Q Cell membrane Controls all cell activities

R Cytoplasm Absorb sunlight for
photosynthesis

S Chloroplast Stores water and
dissolved minerals

T Cell wall Site of chemical
processes

U Vacuole Control the movement of
Substances in and out of
The cell

UNICELLULAR AND MULITICELLULAR

6. a) Name the organisms shown in Diagram 6.

P : ___________________ Q : ____________________

R : __________________ S : _____________________

Diagram 6

b) Group the organisms in Diagram 6 into unicellular or multicellular
organisms

Unicellular

Multicellular

i ______________________

ii ______________________

i __________________________

ii _________________________


Cell organisation

7. Match the name to the correct part of the cell organisation in human.

Name Part of cell organisation

Cell

System

Tissue

Organ

P

R

Q
S
8. Show the organisation of cells in the human body by filling in the boxes below with the
words given.

e

Made up of different
systems that work
d together

Made up of
c different organs

made up of
different tissues
b

made up of
a the same type
of cells
the basic
unit

System tissue organ cell organism

1.3 MATTER

1. Classify the following matter into solids, liquids or gases
a) e)

_____________
_______________
f)
`
b)

______________

g)

___________________

c)

__________________ h)

d)

___________________ _________________
hot water
Air in the
balloon
Hot air
balloon
Carbon monoxide
Wind from
windmill
aeroplane
kerosene

2) Match objects/substances below to their arrangement of particles

a) glue

b) coffee

c) smoke
i

d) breeze

e) mercury

f) blood

ii.
g) book

h) steam

i) oxygen

j) rainwater
iii.

k) thumbtack

l) cloth

m) droplets

n) salt solution

i

1.4 THE VARIETY OF RESOURCES ON EARTH

THE CONCEPT OF DENSITY

The density of substance is the mass of the substance in a unit
volume.

The unit for density is kg/m or g/cm

DENSITY (D) = MASS (M)
VOLUME (V)

1. What is
M
a. D = _______
D V
V = _________

Example 1

The mass of 5cm of iron is 10.0g. What is its density?

The density of iron = Mass
Volume

= 10.0g
5cm
= 2 g/cm

2.The mass of an object is 30 g. What is its density if it has a volume
of 12 cm ?

3.The volume of R was determined to be 40cm in an experiment. If the
density of solid R is 0.5 g/cm. What is its mass?

4.The mass of piece of stone is 360g and its volume is 200cm. What is the
density of the stone?


5. The substances are put together according to a, b, c, and d.Draw the
position.

a. Stone and Water b. Water and oil

.

c. Cork , water and oil d. Stone, water ,oil and Cork

A less dense substance FLOATS in a denser liquid
Whereas a denser substance SINKS in a less denser liquid

STONE WATER OIL CORK

6. Diagram 6 shows the densities of liquids Z, Y and X and solids P, Q and
R which are put into a measuring cylinder.

a. Arrange the density of liquid X, Y and Z in an ascending order?

b. Arrange the density of liquid X, Y and Z in a descending order?


c. Arrange the solids P, Q and R in an ascending order?

d. Arrange the solids P, Q and R in a descending order?

e. Arrange P,Q, R , X, Y and Z in an ascending order?

f . Arrange P, Q ,R , X, Y and Z, in a descending order?


7. Diagram 7 shows the arrangement of particles in three substances, J, K and L.
Label J, K and L using the following words:

Element Compound Mixture
J K L
E_ _ _ _ _ t C _m_ _ und M _ x t _ _ e

8. Draw lines to show the correct match between the names of the substances
and the diagrams.

Compound

Mixture

Element

1.5 THE AIR AROUND US

1. Diagram 1 shows the composition and percentage of the constituents of air.

Diagram 1

a) Identify the following gases based on Diagram 1

Nitrogen Oxygen Carbon dioxide

i. Gas A : ___________________________

ii Gas B : ____________________________

iii Gas C : _____________________________

b) State the confirmation test for the gases below :

i) Gas B :
_______________________________________________

_______________________________________________

ii) Gas C :
________________________________________________

_________________________________________________

A
78%
B
21%
D
1%
C 0.03%
1.6 SOURCES OF ENERGY

1. State the forms of energy involved in the picture shown using the following word

Chemical energy Sound energy Kinetic energy Nuclear energy Light energy
Heat energy

a) b) c)

d)

e)

f)

g) h) i)

DIAGRAM 1.1

2. Diagram 2 shows various sources of energy on earth

Diagram 2
Name the energy sources that represented by

A : ..................................................................................

B : ..................................................................................

C: ...................................................................................

D : ..................................................................................

E :

F :

G :

C
D
C
D
E F
G
1.7 HEAT

1. On diagram 1, draw and label the heat flow of sea breeze and land
breeze using the given information.

Land breeze

Sea breeze

Diagram 1

Land
Hot air
b. ..

Hot air rises cool air from the sea hot air from land
______ a. .....
c..
Sea breeze

2. The change of state of matter involves absorption or release of heat energy.

a) Draw the particles arrangement of ice when heated

Before heating After heating

b) Draw the particles arrangement of ice when melted

Before melting After melting

c) Draw the particles arrangement of water when frozen

Before freezing After freezing

d) Draw the particles arrangement of water when boiled

Before boiling After boiling


e) Draw the particles arrangement of water when cooled

Before cooling After cooling

f) Draw the particles arrangement of iodine crystals when heated

Before sublimation After sublimation

g) Draw the particles arrangement of steam when cooled

Before condensation After condensation

h) Draw the particles arrangement of water when evaporated

Before evaporation After evaporation


5. Draw the particles of X, Y and Z in the box given.

Y

X Z

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