Science subjects - Inspiration slides

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Inspiration slides Science subjects

What do you think of 

when you hear

the word 'forces'?

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Provide the symbol for Ampere.

1. mA
2. a
3. A
4. Am

Which equation can you solve in which way?

15+7x​2​​=4−0,6x

15+7x=4−0,6x

Balance Method

Clamping

Drag the terms and abbreviations

to the correct names

Quantity

Unit

time

cm

weight

kg

liter

speed

hour

area

A substance that allows electric current to pass through easily is called a:

Drag to the correct place on the tape measure

11x3

9x9+10

5x10+5

6x6

7x6

19x4

10x10

Perform the operation of the first spinner, with the numbers from the second spinner.

Calculate:

From:

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Give the answer (if necessary) in a fraction and simplify as much as possible.

Drag the term to the correct shape

Pyramid

Sphere

Cone

Cylinder

Bar

Cube

Welk soort mengsel is dit?

What type of mixture is this?

1. Solution
2. Suspension
3. Emulsion
4. Foam

Drag the numbers above to the boxes below

in ascending order

75%

33,5%

3

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10

4

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5

12,9%

12,09%

1

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3

1

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8

Drag the text to the corresponding graph

Increasing rise

Increasing fall

Decreasing rise

Decreasing fall

Constant rise

Constant fall

Create a problem with the answer from the first spinner. The outcome of the second spinner is the operation.

Answer:

Operation:

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