What are the answers to spelling practice book grade 5 page 90 and 91?
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Is a car opaque transparent or translucent?
Well, honey, a car is definitely opaque. Unless you're driving some fancy futuristic invisible car that I haven't heard about yet, then you can't see through it. So, unless you're in a sci-fi movie, stick with the good ol' opaque cars on the road.
Which bread grows mold the fastest white or wheat?
Both white and wheat bread can grow mold at a similar rate if stored under the same conditions. Mold growth depends on factors such as moisture content, temperature, and exposure to air. However, whole wheat bread may have a slightly higher moisture content due to the presence of bran and germ, which could potentially lead to faster mold growth compared to white bread.
What appliance uses small sound waves?
Oh, dude, you're looking for an appliance that uses small sound waves? That would be a microwave! It heats up your leftovers with those tiny sound waves, like a little culinary concert in your kitchen. Just make sure you don't accidentally turn your burrito into a rock concert, unless you're into that kind of thing.
In a dance floor analogy, imagine people dancing closely in a slow, fluid motion as water molecules in liquid water. They are constantly moving and shifting positions, remaining close together yet able to move freely past one another. When the music intensifies, they move into a more energetic, erratic dance similar to water molecules transitioning into water vapor where they gain energy, break free of constraints, and bounce around more chaotically, filling any available space. This analogy illustrates how both dancers and particles can change their movements and positions based on the energy they possess, from slow and coordinated in liquid form to fast and scattered in vapor form.
Is meringue a heterogeneous or homogeneous?
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! Meringue is actually a homogeneous mixture, where all the ingredients are evenly distributed throughout. Just like when we blend colors on our palette to create a beautiful painting, the sugar and egg whites in meringue come together in perfect harmony to create a light and fluffy treat. Keep exploring and experimenting in the kitchen, my friend!
What do you call a substance that does not dissolve in water?
Substances that do not dissolve in water are called "insoluble" or "non-soluble."
For water (a polar molecule), anything non-polar will not dissolve, including hexane, methane, ethane, propane, octane, oils, waxes, and plastics.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of conduction heat transfer method?
Conduction heat transfer involves the transfer of heat through direct contact between particles or objects. One advantage of conduction is its efficiency in transferring heat over short distances. However, a major disadvantage is its limitation in transferring heat over long distances, as it is a slower process compared to convection or radiation. Additionally, conduction is highly dependent on the material's conductivity, which can impact its effectiveness in heat transfer.
Examples of partitive proportions?
1. Divide 1035 in the ratio of 2:3:4.
2. A father wants to leave $4675 to his four children in the ratio of 1:3:3:4. How much will each of the four children receive?
3. John plans to donate his collection of 3042 books to three libraries in the ratio of 1:3:5. How many books will each library get?
To get the answer, divide the number representing the total, by the sum of the terms in the ratio then, multiply the quotient by each of the term in the ratio.
1. 1035 = number representing the total
2, 3 and 4 = terms in the ratio
9 = sum of the terms in the ratio
1035 / 9 = 115
then, multiply 115 by each of the term in the ratio
115 X 2 = 230
115 X 3 = 345
115 X 4 = 460
Final Answer = 230, 345 and 460
To check, add them all
230 + 345 + 460 = 1035
2. $4675 = total amount father wants to leave to the children
1, 3, 3 and 4 = terms in the ratio
11 = sum of the terms in the ratio
$4675 / 11 = $425
so, we need to multiply this by each of the term in the ratio
$425 x 1 = $425
$425 x 3 = $ 1275
$425 x 3 = $ 1275
$425 x 4 = $ 1700
Final Answer = $425, $1275, $1275 and $1700
To check,
$425 + $ 1275 + $ 1275 + $ 1700 = $ 4675
3. 3042 = total number of books
1, 3 and 5 = terms in the ratio
9 = sum of the terms in the ratio
3042 / 9 = 338
when multiplied by each term in the ratio, we get
338 x 1 = 338
338 x 3 = 1014
338 x 5 = 1690
Final Answer = 338, 1014 and 1690
to check
338 + 1014 + 1690 = 3042
Abyss is to chasm as fissure is to?
Ah, what a lovely question! Just like how an abyss is a deep, vast space, a chasm is also a deep opening in the earth. Similarly, a fissure is like a narrow opening or crack, so the relationship between abyss and chasm is akin to fissure and crevice. Remember, each word paints a beautiful picture in our minds!
The properties of calcium in its pure form differ from its form in bones due to its chemical reactivity. When calcium is found in bones, it is typically combined with other elements in a compound, such as calcium phosphate, which gives bones their strength and hardness. This chemical structure prevents the calcium from reacting with water, unlike the pure form of calcium metal.
20 things that dissolve in water?
1. sugar
2. salt
3. baking soda
4. laundry detergent
5. corn flour
6. flour
7. yeast
8. comet ( toilet cleaner)
9. coffee powder
10.vinegar
11.food coloring
12. jello powder
13.gatorade mix
14. koolaid
15. crystal light
16. bath crystals
17. shampoo
18. choclate
syrup
19. fertilizer
20. hot choclate
mix
Glencoe life science 2008 chapter 6 review answers?
Oh, it sounds like you're looking for some help with your science review! Remember, it's all about learning and growing. Take your time, read through the chapter, and try to answer the questions to the best of your ability. Mistakes are just happy little accidents on the path to understanding. Keep up the good work!
How many Friday's are in a year?
The number of Fridays in a year is the same as the number of weeks in a year = 52 not so fast my friend, occasionally you'll have 53. It depends on 365 or 366 divided by 7 = 52.14285714.. or 52.285714.. Which is 52 weeks and either 1 or 2 days. So, if the year STARTS on a Friday, then you'll have 53 in a 365 day type year, and if one of the first two days is a Friday on a leap year, then you'll also have 53 Fridays. So look at January 1st (or also 2nd in a leap year) and you'll know the answer. No Friday's, 52. If a Friday is there, then you'll have 53. Fun and Easy.
Is a lake constructive or destructive?
Well, isn't that a lovely question! A lake is actually quite constructive, providing a home for various plants and animals, and offering a peaceful place for people to enjoy nature. It's all about perspective, my friend, and seeing the beauty and positivity that lakes bring to the world.
Is newt boiling in a hot cauldron convection conduction or radiation?
The process of a newt boiling in a hot cauldron involves primarily conduction. Conduction is the transfer of heat through direct contact between objects of different temperatures. In this case, the heat from the cauldron is directly transferring to the newt through contact, causing it to boil. Convection and radiation may also play minor roles in the overall heat transfer process, but conduction is the primary mechanism at work here.
What are the 8 most common elements in the earths crust?
The eight most common elements in the Earth's crust are as follows (with percentages):
What direction on a compass has a bearing of 450?
A bearing of 450 degrees on a compass corresponds to due east. In compass bearings, 0 degrees represents north, 90 degrees represents east, 180 degrees represents south, and 270 degrees represents west. Therefore, a bearing of 450 degrees would be 90 degrees past due east.
Can swallowing air help you float?
No. Swallowing air is not a good thing. It has zero benefits. Aerophagia is the term commonly heard when someone refers to swallowing too much air. If you swallow too much air it can cause (painful) intestinal cramps, abdominal pains, and you'll belch excessively. If only we could live in the Willy Wonka world.
What is the difference between air resistance and upthrust?
Air resistance is probably best explained when compared to parachuting.
There is quite a bit of physics involved in skydiving, but lets start with the basics. Once you leave the plane there are essentially only two forces acting on you: gravity pulling you down, and air friction. The friction with the air mostly adds up to push in the opposite direction from the direction you are moving, so basically it pushes up on you and your equipment.
Air resistance increases as your speed increases, so when you first start dropping and are moving slowly, gavity is stronger than the air resistance and you speed up, accelerating towards the ground. However the faster you drop, the stronger the air resistance is and so eventually you are moving so fast that the air resistance is equal in strength to gravity and you don't accelerate any more. You have reached terminal velocity for your current body position.
Why does body position come into it? Because air resistance also depends on the shape of the object (you) and so by tucking in your arms and legs you can reach a faster terminal velocity than if your arms and legs are spread out. But skydivers don't splay their arms and legs to slow down per se. They are trying to achieve a position of dynamic stability.
Dynamic stability is what allows an arrow to fly nose first. If the arrow starts to flip sideways, the air resistance against the fletching is greater than the resistance at the nose, and the arrow automatically goes back to its initial orientation. Likewise, skydivers don't want to be tumbling end over end and out of control, so they trail their arms and feet behind them to act like the feathers on the arrow.
Upthrust is easier explained with hot air ballooning. Upthrust is the force that is pushing an object up rather than down. The hot air displaces a balloon, producing upthrust. This upthrust is balanced by the weight of the balloon.
The balloon displaces a volume of air equal to its own volume. The air displaced is heavier than the air in the balloon as hot air is lighter than the cold air of same volume.
As the upthrust produced is the same as the weight of the air displaced, the force of the upthrust is greater than the weight of the balloon. Thus, the balloons keep rising till the upthrust is equal to the weight of the balloon acting downwards.
What happpens when you put a gummy bear in vegetable oil?
When you put a gummy bear in vegetable oil, the gummy bear will start to swell and expand due to the oil breaking down the gelatin in the gummy bear. This process is known as osmosis, where water from the gummy bear moves into the oil, causing it to grow in size. Eventually, the gummy bear will become translucent and lose its original shape as it absorbs more oil.
How many atoms are represented by one formula unit of aluminum dichromate Al2 Cr2O7 3?
29 atoms; --Al2(Cr2O7)3 Since the three is by itself outside the parentheses, it has to be distributed. To do this, you just take the two from Cr times three, which of course gives you SIX. Then you take the seven from O times the three, and you get TWENTY-ONE. Then you just have to add the TWO from Al to it. So, 6+21+2=29.
What are some advantages of having a written language?
The main three advantages for having a written language would have to be:
-able to carry on traditions to different generations
-after the elders die out, the stories stay the same
-once the civilization has died out other people can learn about that culture.ok