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  • Matter is something that has mass.
    True
  • Digestion ends at the small intestine.
    True
  • Solid is a state of matter.
    True
  • Liquid can be compressed.
    False
  • Digested food moves to the large intestine.
    False
  • Solid has a definite volume.
    True
  • When arranged in series, a fused bulb will result in other bulbs not lighting up.
    True.
  • Light travels in a straight line.
    True
  • A shadow is formed when the light path is blocked.
    True
  • The oxygen you breathe in is a type of gas.
    True
  • There are 4 states of matter.
    False
  • In order to release energy from food, oxygen is needed.
    True
  • When object is nearer to the light source, the shadow is bigger.
    True
  • Gas has the same properties as liquid.
    False
  • To see something, the light needs to be reflected into our eyes.
    True
  • Crocodile is an amphibian.
    False
  • Sand is not considered solid.
    False
  • All birds can fly.
    False
  • Rubber is an electrical insulator.
    True
  • When the object is nearer to the screen, the shadow is bigger.
    False
  • A closed circuit does not have gaps.
    True
  • Rice is considered solid.
    True
  • Butter is an example of liquid.
    False
  • The word "definite" also mean "fixed".
    True
  • Cockroach has a 3 stage life cycle.
    True
  • Light is a matter.
    False
  • Air is composed of various gases.
    True
  • Gaseous exchange takes place in the nose.
    False
  • Liquid has a definite volume.
    True
  • Glass allows no light to pass through.
    False
  • Respiration is the release of energy from food.
    True
  • Amphibians have moist skin.
    True
  • An electrical conductor allows current to pass through.
    True
  • A candle, when not lit, is also considered a source of light.
    False
  • Liquid has a definite shape.
    False
  • An electrical insulator allows current to pass through.
    False
  • Matter is something that occupies space.
    True
  • Gas can be compressed, therefore it does not occupy space.
    False
  • An open circuit does not have gaps.
    False
  • Without light, we cannot see.
    True
  • Water is an example of liquid.
    True
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