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Chapter # 4 Energy Resources

 Fill in the blanks.

i) The unit of ____________ is the joule .
ii) 1MJ = _____________ J.
iii) Potential energy is the energy stored in an object as a result of its
_________ and __________.
iv) Gravitational potential energy is the energy stored in an object due to its
position above the ________.
v) Kinetic energy is also referred to as ____________ energy.
vi) The word kinetic comes from the Greek word ‘kinesis’ which means
________.
vii) Light is a type of energy that is carried in a _____________ wave.
viii) Sound is produced when a substance or object is caused by an object to
___________.
ix) The energy is transferred through the substance in a ___________ or
compression or rarefaction.
x) A hair drier converts ________ energy into heat energy.
xi) Energy can neither be created nor ___________.
xii) Most of the world’s thermal energy comes from burning of _________.
xiii) Fossil fuels are called __________ resources of energy.
xiv) Methane is also called ________ .
xv) Wind turbines are used to drive electrical __________ .
xvi) _________ and using solar energy would mean that fewer fossil fuels
would have to be burned.
xvii) ___________ cells produce very small amount of electricity when light
shines on them.
xviii) A Tidal power station is build on a long __________
xix) Hydrogen has been used to generate power since the first part of the
_______ century.
xx) Rotting biomass releases heat and produces ___________ .

Chapter # 5 Life Cycle

 1. In plants, male gametes are contained in ___________.
2. Growth causes an increase in __________ and _____________.
3. Given the right conditions, a seed will start to ____________.
4. If a tuber is planted, new plants grow from __________.
5. Strawberries send out special stems called _______ that spread over the ground.
6. ____________ means growing new plants from growing microscopic pieces.
7. _________________ Plants are grown using tissue culture technique.
8. There is no ____________________ in cloning.
9. Bacteria reproduce _____________ by splitting in half.
10.Sexual reproduction in animals results in the production of __________________.
11.In life cycle of fish, embryos hatched into ___________.
12.Frogs belong to a group of animals called ________________.
13.__________________ means change of form.
14.Tadpole breathes with _________ while adult frog breaths with ___________.
15.Insects lay their eggs on _________.
16.In life cycle of insects, larva turns into ___________.
17.Nymph shed their outer skin in a series of ____________.
18.Nymph cannot fly, that’s why it is called ________.
19.No real change in the appearance of insects is called ___________________.
20.In locust, egg hatches into _______________.
21.In birds, fertilization is ____________.
22.________________ involves and adult bird sitting on the eggs to keep them
warm.
23.The ___________ of an egg is the food supply for a bird embryo.
24.The shell of an egg is _____________ enabling the developing chick to breathe.
25.Growth in plants takes place at the _____________________________.
26.The _____________ is a first part of the seed to germinate.
27._____________ Reproduction does not involve gametes.
28.______________ grow all over their body.
29.The new plant grown by micro propagation is called ________.
30.If a tuber is planted, the new plant grows from _____________.

Chapter # 7 Mixtures and Solutions

i) When two or more substances are mixed but not chemically joined together, a
_____________ is formed.
ii) The components of a compound cannot be __________ easily because a
completely new substance has been formed.
iii) Air is a ________________ of gases.
iv) The gases in air can be separated by ____________________.
v) A solution is also a kind of ______________.
vi) When no more solid will dissolve in a liquid the solution is said to be
_____________.
vii) In a solution, the solid is called __________ and liquid is called _____________.
viii) A substance that will dissolve is said to be _________________.
ix) The substance that will not dissolve is ____________________.
x) Solutions that have a relatively high concentration of solute is called
___________ solution.
xi) A solution which has relatively low concentration of solute is called
______________.
xii) When particles are insoluble and seen floating around the liquid is called
________________.
xiii) Insoluble particles settle down in the bottom of liquid called ____________.
xiv) Water is also called as ____________________ solvent.
xv) The suspended solids can be separated by ___________________.
xvi) The liquid that pass through filter paper is called __________________.
xvii) The solid that is trapped on filter paper is called ____________________.
xviii) ______________ Process is used to separate dissolved substances.
xix) Crystals have regular shapes, flat faces and __________ edges.
xx) Many solids can be separated from concentrated solutions by a process called
___________________.
xxi) __________________ process is used to collect liquid from solutions.
xxii) _________________ involves two processes, boiling and _________________.
xxiii) Water purified by distillation is called ___________________.
xxiv) In car batteries and steam iron ___________________ water is used.
xxv) A method use to separate two dissolved liquids is __________________.
xxvi) Process used to separate coloured substances______________________.
xxvii) Some solids turn directly in to a gas when they are heated, without becoming a
liquid first. This is called _______________.
xxviii) Number of grams dissolved in 100grm of solvent is called
_________________.

Chapter # 8 Fit and Healthy

i) Energy present in food is measured in unit _______________________.
ii) Fats and sugar are _________________ foods.
iii) _____________ are needed to build and repair body tissues.
iv) ________________ play a vital part in chemical reactions which take place in
body.
v) ____________________ are essential for building tissues such as bones and
teeth.
vi) If we eat too much or do not take enough exercise, we become fat or
_______________.
vii) Eating an _________________ diet can lead to high blood pressure and
diseases of liver and kidney and liver.
viii) If we eat too little we become _________________________.
ix) ____________ is a condition in which your body does not make enough
insulin.
x) Insulin is a hormone, made in _________________, which control level of
glucose in the blood.
xi) Eating too much fat can result in build-up of fatty substance, called
________________
xii) Heart diseases happen when _______________ arteries get blocked by
cholesterol.
xiii) When oxygen does not get to the heart muscles, a cramp like pain in the chest
is called ____________________________.
xiv) A ____________________ is a thrombosis in the coronary artery. With its
blood supply cut off the heart stop beating.
xv) ________________ Pressure is the force at which your heart pump blood
around your body..
xvi) ______________ Pressure is the resistance to the flow of blood in blood
vessels.
xvii) _____________________ is the inflammation of liver.
xviii) The main job of kidney is to filter extra _______________ and waste out of
your blood to make _______________.
xix) The kidney also balances ______________ and minerals in the blood.
xx) _________________ are substances that change the way the body works.
xxi) ____________________ calm people down.
xxii) Sleeping pills are ______________________.
xxiii) __________________ are used to numb parts of body.
xxiv) ___________________ is a poison which damages the heart, blood vessels and
nerves.
xxv) _______________ sticks to the inside of lungs when smoke cools.
xxvi) _______________ gas prevent blood carrying oxygen around the body.
xxvii) __________________ is a disease in which alveoli are destroyed, reducing the
surface area of lungs.
xxviii) _______________ are chemicals in the blood stream that can help lower
anxiety, increase the feeling of well-being and leave you more relaxed.