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In big cities, the traffic, the constructions, the people talking, etc, create ....................
Noise pollution.
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What is the name of this phenomemon?
Refraction
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A FROSTED GLASS is an example of translucent material. True or false?
True.
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A bird flying has...........energy.
Kinetic
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Digestion is a natural process that produces..............energy.
Chemical
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A radiador has..........energy.
Thermal
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Living and non-living things need energy. True or false?
True
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Light CAN'T TRAVEL through opaque materials. True or false?
True.
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Renewable or non-renewable? "They are UNLIMITED and DON'T POLLUTE (contaminate) air and water"
Renewable
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Sound comes from vibrations. These vibrations produce..........that travel through ........., .......... and other materials.
Waves/ Air/ Water.
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Renewable or non-renewable? "They are LIMITED and will run out in the future"
Non-renewable
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We CAN'T SEE through transparent materials. True or false?
False. We CAN SEE:
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The Sun produces............ and..........energy.
Light and thermal.
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A person playing the piano produces..............energy.
Sound
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Batteries give us............energy.
Electrical
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Light travels VERY SLOWLY. True or flase?
False. It travels VERY FAST.
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Lght travels FASTER than sound. True or false?
True
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What is the name of this phenomemon?
Reflection
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Say 3 examples of renewable energy sources.
Solar energy, wind energy, hydroelectric energy and biomass.
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We (humans) need energy to......
Run, eat, dance, write, study, do the homework...
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Renewable or non-renewable? "They POLLUTE (contaminate) air and water"
Non-renewable
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Say the 3 non-renewable energy sources.
Coal, petroleum and natural gas.
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