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    The document is a science worksheet that asks students to identify techniques for separating mixtures shown in pictures and provide descriptions of several techniques: 1. Students are asked to identify the separation technique shown in six pictures by choosing from options of evaporation, winnowing, filtering, sieving, picking, and sedimentation. 2. Students are asked to describe evaporation, what is needed to achieve it, filtering, and sieving. Evaporation involves heating a liquid so its vapor forms and leaves behind any solids. Heat is needed for evaporation. Filtering uses a filter to separate undissolved solids from liquids. Sieving uses a mesh or sieve to separate particles based on size. 3

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    The document is a science worksheet that asks students to identify techniques for separating mixtures shown in pictures and provide descriptions of several techniques: 1. Students are asked to identify the separation technique shown in six pictures by choosing from options of evaporation, winnowing, filtering, sieving, picking, and sedimentation. 2. Students are asked to describe evaporation, what is needed to achieve it, filtering, and sieving. Evaporation involves heating a liquid so its vapor forms and leaves behind any solids. Heat is needed for evaporation. Filtering uses a filter to separate undissolved solids from liquids. Sieving uses a mesh or sieve to separate particles based on size. 3

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    Homebased Act - SCIENCE VI

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    Miah Grace Quimpo
    The document is a science worksheet that asks students to identify techniques for separating mixtures shown in pictures and provide descriptions of several techniques: 1. Students are asked to identify the separation technique shown in six pictures by choosing from options of evaporation, winnowing, filtering, sieving, picking, and sedimentation. 2. Students are asked to describe evaporation, what is needed to achieve it, filtering, and sieving. Evaporation involves heating a liquid so its vapor forms and leaves behind any solids. Heat is needed for evaporation. Filtering uses a filter to separate undissolved solids from liquids. Sieving uses a mesh or sieve to separate particles based on size. 3

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    SCIENCE VI

    Name: ___________________________ Grade & Section: __________

    I. Identify what technique of separating mixtures is in the picture. Choose the correct
    answer in the box and write it down in the space provided.

    evaporation winnowing filtering


    sieving picking sedimentation

    1. 4.

    2. 5.

    3. 6.
    II. Answer the following questions. Write down your answer in the space provided.
    1. What is evaporation?
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

    2. What is needed to achieve the evaporation process?


    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

    3. What is filtering?
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

    4. What is sieving?
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________
    ________________________________________________________

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