2014年10月30日 星期四

Experiment WS 6: 7.5A

Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)
F.2 Integrated Science
Experiment Worksheets 6

Name: _________________ (    )                                                               Date: __________________
Class: 2 _______

Experiment 7.5A: Gaseous exchange氣體交換 of mealworms麥皮蟲 grasshopper草蜢 (P.48-50)

Objective:       To study the gaseous exchange of mealworms in bright and dark conditions.

1.      Study the design of set-up C as shown below.
What condition does set-up C simulate模擬, compared with set-up A?
Set-up C simulates the condition at night (in the daytime / at night) while
set-up A simulates the condition in the day time (in the daytime / at night).

2.      Set up a control experiment對照實驗 for set-up C. Draw a labelled diagram to show it and call it set-up D below.


(Drawing should be the same as set-up C except that the mealworm is absent)








3.      Prepare set-ups C and D. Repeat step 2 with them.


Discussion:
(a)    Explain the results in set-up A.
The mealworms grasshopper takes in oxygen from the air in the boiling tube and releases carbon dioxide.
Soda lime absorbs carbon dioxide from the air in the boiling tube.
The total amount of the gas inside the boiling tube decreases (increases / decreases).
As a result, the red ink marker moves towards (towards / away from) the boiling tube.

(b)   What is the use of set-up B?
There is no mealworm grasshopper in set-up B. If there is any change in the position of its red ink marker, it means there are changes in other factors, e.g. temperature and air pressure. These factors
will also (not / also) affect set-up A.
By comparing the results in set-ups A and B, we can know the actual effect真正影響 brought
about by the mealworms in set-up A. Set-up B is known as the control experiment for set-up A.

(c)    Explain the results in set-up C.
The mealworms grasshopper takes in oxygen from the air in the boiling tube and releases carbon dioxide.
Soda lime absorbs carbon dioxide.
The total amount of the gas inside the boiling tube decreases.
As a result, the red ink marker moves towards the boiling tube.

(d)   What is the use of set-up D?
There is no mealworm grasshopper in set-up D. If there is any change in the position of its red ink marker, it means there are changes in other factors, e.g. temperature and air pressure. These factors
will also affect set-up C.
By comparing the results in set-ups C and D, we can know the actual effect brought about by the
mealworms in set-up C. Set-up D is known as the control experiment for set-up C.

Conclusion:
Ø   The mealworm grasshopper takes in oxygen and releases carbon dioxide in both bright and dark conditions.
Ø   The gaseous exchange of the mealworm grasshopper is similar / the same in both bright and dark conditions.

Experiment WS 5: 7.4A & B

Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)
F.2 Integrated Science
Experiment Worksheets 5

Name: _________________ (    )                                                               Date: __________________
Class: 2 _______

Experiment 7.4A: The iodine test碘液試驗 for starch澱粉
Objective:       To test for starch using iodine solution碘液


Results:
Liquid
Colour after adding iodine solution
Starch solution
Dark blue
water
Brown

Conclusion:
Ø   Iodine solution can be used to test for starch.
Ø   A colour change from brown to blue shows the presence of starch.

Experiment 7.4B: Tests for starch in green leaves
Objective:       To test for starch in green leaves using iodine solution


3.  (a) Take the leaf out of the alcohol. Observe what happens to the colours of the leaf and the alcohol.
      The leaf becomes pale green and the
      alcohol becomes green in colour.
     (b) Put the leaf in the beaker of hot water for half a minute. Observe what happens to the leaf.
      The leaf becomes soft.

4.  Carefully spread the leaf on a white tile. Add a few drops of iodine solution to it. Observe what happens.
   This leaf is now dark blue in colour. This shows that
   starch is present in the leaf.

Discussion:
What is the purpose目的 of each step above? Write the letters representing the purposes on the blanks below.
Step

Purpose
1.   Put the leaf in boiling water.
c
(a) To test for the presence of starch in the leaf.
2.   Put the leaf in hot alcohol.
d
(b) To wash away the alcohol and to soften軟化 the leaf.
3.   Put the leaf in hot water again.
b
(c) To kill the leaf cells so that iodine solution can enter the cells later on.
4.   Add iodine solution to the leaf.
a
(d) To remove清除 the chlorophyll葉綠素 to make the leaf lighter in colour for easy observation of the results of the iodine test.

Experiment WS 4: 7.3A & B

Kowloon Tong School (Secondary Section)
F.2 Integrated Science
Experiment Worksheets 4

Name: _________________ (    )                                                               Date: __________________
Class: 2 _______

Experiment 7.3A, B: Comparing the energy contents能量值 of different snacks? (P.27 - 30)
Objective: To compare the energy contents of cookies and peanuts.

Design of Experiment: (P.29)
Consider of “3Cs” of a fair test公平測試
n   Variable to be changed: type of snack
n   Variable(s) to be kept constant保持不變: (Put a “Ö” in the appropriate boxes.)

Weight of food
Ö
Volume of water

Size of food pieces
Ö
Type of boiling tube

Type of food
Ö
Type of burning spoon
Ö
Initial temperature of water


Ö
Others: position and distance of burning food from the boiling tube

        of water

n   What to compare: increase in water temperature per gram of snack used

Results: (P.30)
Snack
Weight of snack used (g)
Initial water temperature (oC)
Highest water temperature reached in burning (oC)
Increase in water temperature* (oC)
Increase in temperature per gram of snack used# (oC g-1)
Peanut





Cookies





*Increase in water temperature = Highest water temperature reached – Initial water temperature
#Increase in temperature per gram of snack used =

Discussion: (P.30)
How can you compare the energy contents of the snacks according to you results?
According to the results, the greater (greater / smaller) the increase in water temperature per gram of snack burnt, the higher the energy content of the snack.

Conclusion: (P.30)
The energy contents of peanut is higher / lower (depends on results) than that of cookies.