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Mixture and solution + Energy source +Conductor
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Two examples of renewable sources of energy
hydropower, wind power, solar energy
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Two examples of insoluble substances
sand, rice, iron fillings....
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Air is a _______ of gases.
mixture
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What are insulators?
Insulators are materials which do not allow electricity to pass through.
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F_s_il fuel
Fossil fuel (o, s)
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If we mix a solution and a mixture, we will have a mixture. TRUE or FALSE?
FALSE. We will have a mixture or a solution
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The using of non-renewable sources of energy causes pollution. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
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Two examples of solution
milk tea, sugar water, salt water...
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We need to burn fossil fuels to get energy. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
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Metals are conductors or insulators?
Conductors
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Two examples of mixture
rice and bean, salt and sugar, sand and iron fillings...
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3 types of renewable sources of energy
hydropower, wind power, solar energy
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Non-re_ _w_ble source of energy
Non-renewable source of energy (n, e, a)
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Renewable sources of energy are unlimited. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
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What are conductors?
Conductors are materials which allow electricity to pass through.
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Two examples of insulator
Paper, wood, ceramics...
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How can we separate the mixture of sand and iron fillings?
We use magnet
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Plastic is conductor or insulator?
insulator
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How can we separate the mixture of sand and water?
We use cloth (or we filter out the sand)
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Two examples of conductor
Copper, iron, silver, steel...
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Two examples of soluble substances
sugar, salt,...
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Two examples of non-renewable sources of energy
coal, crude oil, natural gas
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Coal is a type of fossil fuel. TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
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