2016年10月28日 星期五

F2 IS QZ 04 anwers

Marks:
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=    %
 
1st Term QZ 04
Submission date_____________
Name______________________
Class & no.2 _________(     )
 
7.2
Word Translation (7 marks)
i    Write down the English terms of the following Chinese terms:

Chinese term
English term
1
火三角
Fire triangle
2
燃料
Burning
3
熄滅
Go out
4
高溫
High temperature
5
必須條件
Necessary conditions
6
Oxygen
7
發生反應
React

Fill in the Blanks (13 marks)
1      Burning is a chemical process involving fuel and oxygen.
2      When fuels burn in air, they react with oxygen and produce carbon dioxide and water. Light / heat energy and heat / light energy are given out.
3      The word equation of burning is:
                Fuel + oxygen ---------------à carbon dioxide + water + energy
4     Fuel, oxygen and a sufficiently high temperature are the necessary conditions of burning. They form the fire triangle. That means fire will go out if any one of them is removed.

Multiple Choice (2 marks)
1.      Water and carbon dioxide can be used to put out a fire. Which of the following correctly shows what they remove from the fire triangle?

Water
Carbon dioxide
A.
Fuel
Oxygen
B.
Oxygen
Fuel
C.
Temperature
Oxygen
D.
Fuel
Temperature

5.     We should NOT use water to put out certain kinds of fires. What are they?
(I)      Burning oil
(II)    A fire caused by leakage of electricity
(III)   A hill fire
A.   (I) and (II) only     B.    (I) and (III) only    C.    (II) and (III) only   D.    (I), (II) and (III)

Challenging Questions (Bonus 2 marks)
Explain how we can put out the fire of burning oil.

We can use a pan cover / fire blanket to cover the fire (1) because this can stop the supply of oxygen to burning (1).

F2 1st Term IS WS 10 Answers

1st Term WS 10
Submission date_____________
Name______________________
Class & no.2 _________(     )
 
7.5       Gaseous exchange between living
             things and the environment

i      Words to know:

English term
Write the words again
Chinese term
1
Gaseous exchange
Gaseous exchange
氣體交換
2
Lungs
Lungs
3
Respiration
Respiration
呼吸作用
4
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
光合作用
5
Greenhouse effect
Greenhouse effect
溫室效應
6
Global warming
Global warming
全球暖化

i      Matching:
Gaseous exchange
through which gases are taken in from and released to the environment.
Global warming
is caused by an excessive greenhouse effect.
Greenhouse effect
traps some of the heat from the sun to keeps the Earth warm.
Lungs
are parts of our breathing system for gaseous exchange.
Photosynthesis
is the process which produces food in green plants.
Respiration
is the process which releases energy in living cells.

i      Fill in the blanks:
1       Breathed air contains more carbon dioxide and less oxygen than unbreathed air.
2        Gaseous exchange occurs continuously between our body and the environment, through which animals (and plants) take in oxygen from air and release carbon dioxide to the environment.
3        In humans, gaseous exchange occurs inside the lungs.
4        During daytime, green plants consume carbon dioxide and produce oxygen in photosynthesis. In other words, green plants carry out photosynthesis at a faster rate than respiration.

                Amount of oxygen                                        Amount of oxygen
          produced in                        
­more / less      absorbed in
          photosynthesis                   
   than                respiration
           Therefore, it has a net uptake / release of oxygen.

                     Amount of carbon                                     Amount of carbon
           dioxide absorbed for          
 ­more              dioxide produced in
             photosynthesis                
   than                  respiration
          Therefore, it has a net uptake of carbon dioxide.

5       At night, photosynthesis stops but respiration goes on in green plants. Therefore, they have net uptake of oxygen and net release of carbon dioxide.
6       The contents of oxygen and carbon dioxide in nature are kept more or less constant. This is known as the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in nature.
7       Greenhouse effect is the phenomenon that carbon dioxide (and some other gases) in the atmosphere traps some of the heat from the Sun and keeps the Earth warm.

8       The increasing amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere lead to an excessive greenhouse     effect and hence global warming.

2016年10月27日 星期四

F2 1st Term IS WS 09 Answers

1st Term WS 09
Submission date_____________
Name______________________
Class & no.2 _________(     )
 
7.4       How do green plants obtain energy?
D. Importance of photosynthesis to animals (P.46-47)
i      Words to know:

English term
Write the words again
Chinese term
1
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis
光合作用
2
Producers
Producers
生產者
3
Consumers
Consumers
消費者
4
Food chains
Food chains
食物鏈

i      Matching:
Photosynthesis
is the process which converts light energy into chemical energy.
Producers
provide food for all animals either directly or indirectly.
Consumers
are the animals which feed on plants or other animals.
Food chains
show the feeding relationships between plants and animals.

i      Fill in the blanks:
1        Green plants can make their own food by photosynthesis. In this process,
           light energy is converted into chemical energy which is stored in starch / food.
2        Green plants are producers because they can make their own food and provide food for all animals either directly or indirectly.
3       Animals cannot make their food and must feed on plants or other animals, so they are called consumers.
4        The feeding relationships between plants and animals can be shown by food chains.

i      Short questions:
1       State the producer(s).                    Grass
2       State the consumer(s).        Sheep, lion
3       Draw a food chain to show the feeding relationship between the above living things.
Grass à sheep à lion
4        What is the importance of photosynthesis to the environment?

Photosynthesis provide food for all animals either directly or indirectly, and is important in balancing the amounts of carbon dioxide and oxygen in nature.