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Grade 5 Unit 3 Part 2

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  • What insoluble substances cause water pollution?
    Human body waste, oil, and plastics.
  • Beside of rivers, lakes, seas, where else does evaporation happen?
    From plants annd animals
  • A liquid changes into a gas at room temperature is called .....
    Evaporation
  • Solid that can dissolve in water is called .....
    soluble
  • From water+sugar solution. what is the solute?
    sugar
  • Mention three main process in the water cycle.
    Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation.
  • What is left behind when we separate a solution?
    The solute
  • From water+salt solution. what is the solvent?
    water
  • How can we separate a solution?
    By evaporation
  • Mention two insoluble solids.
    Rock and marble.
  • When we mix sugar with water. The sugar will look dissappear, it means the sugar .....
    Dissolved
  • What happens to water vapour when it condenses?
    It forms clouds (liquid)
  • Solutions always have two parts, they are ..... and ......
    Solute and solvent
  • How does the evaporated water get back to the Earth?
    They become clouds (condenstation), and fall back to the earth as rain or snow (precipitation)
  • When we mix jelly powder and water. what is the solute?
    Jelly powder
  • The proces when water keep going around and around is called .....
    water cycle
  • What soluble substances cause water pollution?
    Acids form factories, chemical fertilizer, and pesticides from farmer.
  • Solid that CAN NOT dissolve in water is called .....
    Insoluble
  • Can we separate a solution?
    Yes, by evaporation.
  • Where does the heat come from to make water evaporate from rivers, lakes,and seas?
    from the Sun
  • Where does condensation happen in the water cycle?
    In the sky
  • Why can't we see the solute in a solution when it dissolved?
    Because the solute spread evenly in the solvent (uniform apperance).
  • Mention two soluble solids.
    Sugar and salt
  • Where does the evaporated water go in the water cycle?
    to the sky