Thursday, May 19, 2022
REVIEW QUESTIONS (Practice your Final Quiz)
1- What kind of climate is there in Madrid?
2- What type of climate is there in Galicia?
3- What kind of climate is there in Santa Cruz de Tenerife?
4- What kind of climate is there in Málaga?
5- Is rain abundant in an arid climate?
6- Name the characteristics of the Mediterranean climate.
7- Name the Tajo tributaries.
8- Cabriel belongs to the _________ river.
9- Name the rivers belonging to the Atlantic watershed.
10- Does Guadiana belong to the Mediterranean watershed?
11- Name the main river that passes through Madrid and name three tributaries.
12- What is a peninsula? Give an example.
13- What is a cape? Give an example.
14-What is a gulf? Give an example.
15- Which is the highest peak in Madrid?
16- Which is the highest peak in the Iberian peninsula?
17- Which is the highest peak in Spain?
18- Name a high peak in the Pyrennees.
19- What is a plateau?
20- What autonomous community has more provinces?
21- Name the autonomous communities with only one province.
22- Badajoz belongs to _______
23- Huelva belongs to ________
24- Barcelona belongs to_______
25- Lugo belongs to _______
26- What is the most important law after the Spanish Constitution in the autonomous communities?
27- Who governs in Spain?
28- What continent does Spain belong to?
29- Who is the head of the Spanish state nowadays?
30- Which is the largest river in Spain?
Tuesday, April 26, 2022
QUIZ PRACTICE 1 (Spanish Political System)
1. Name the national symbols of Spain.
2. Who is the head of the Spanish state?
3. When was the Spanish Constitution approved?
4. Which are the national institutions established by the Constitution?
5. Name the three powers the State is divided into.
6. It enforces the laws that the Parliament passes.
7. It has the power to propose and pass new laws.
8. It is formed by 350 members that Spanish citizens choose during elections.
9. They interpret the laws that Parliament passes and decide if people are obeying or breaking the law.
10. Which are the two institutions that form the Parliament?
11. How many autonomous communities are there in Spain?
12. Borders of Spain to the North.
13. Borders of Spain to the South.
14. Name the two autonomous cities in Spain.
15. It is the basic law that establishes how each autonomous community in Spain functions.
16. Provinces of Castilla la Mancha.
17. Provinces of Comunidad Valenciana.
18. Provinces of País Vasco.
19. Provinces of Galicia.
20. Provinces of Castilla y León.
2. Who is the head of the Spanish state?
3. When was the Spanish Constitution approved?
4. Which are the national institutions established by the Constitution?
5. Name the three powers the State is divided into.
6. It enforces the laws that the Parliament passes.
7. It has the power to propose and pass new laws.
8. It is formed by 350 members that Spanish citizens choose during elections.
9. They interpret the laws that Parliament passes and decide if people are obeying or breaking the law.
10. Which are the two institutions that form the Parliament?
11. How many autonomous communities are there in Spain?
12. Borders of Spain to the North.
13. Borders of Spain to the South.
14. Name the two autonomous cities in Spain.
15. It is the basic law that establishes how each autonomous community in Spain functions.
16. Provinces of Castilla la Mancha.
17. Provinces of Comunidad Valenciana.
18. Provinces of País Vasco.
19. Provinces of Galicia.
20. Provinces of Castilla y León.
Monday, April 25, 2022
Wednesday, April 20, 2022
GAMES ABOUT SPAIN
You can find here some games and other activities about Spain. We hope you all enjoy them!
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
Monday, March 21, 2022
Review for the FINAL QUIZ
1. It is the energy that comes from the temperature of matter.
2. It is generated by the movement of electrons.
3. It is energy that is in motion.
4. It is everything around us, living and non-living things. Anything that has mass and volume.
5. Energy sources that are finite, so they will run out.
6. Coal is an example of ________________ energy source.
7. It is the amount of matter in a physical body.
8. Mixture in which all the substances are evenly distributed throughout the mixture.
9. It is plant and animal matter used as a renewable energy source.
10. It is energy produced when a force causes an object or substance to vibrate.
11. Name three examples of renewable energy sources.
12. We use this technique to separate iron and other components of a mixture.
13. When we leave on standby all our electronic devices, are they using energy?
14. Chemical change that happens when we burn wood.
15. The three states of matter.
16. It is the amount of space that a body occupies.
17. Putrefaction can only occur with ___________ matter.
18. We use this technique to separate the liquids and solids of a mixture. We usually use a strainer to do this.
19. We use this technique to separate two liquids in a mixture.
20. When I boil salt dissolved in water to get just the salt in the end, what technique am I using to separate the salt from the water?
21. They have got a fixed shape and volume.
22. They have a fixed volume and a changing shape.
23. It is the colour, size, shape, texture or luster of a substance.
24. Physical property of matter that occurs when we stir sugar in water.
25. Water changes its _________ when you raise the temperature of ice and becomes liquid water.
26. Is air matter?
27. It means creating new products from the ones we have already used.
28. It is a special type of oxidation. It produces light and heat in the form of fire. It occurs when substances, like wood or gasoline, combine with oxygen.
29. Water, oxygen and carbon dioxide are examples of these substances. They can’t be separate.
2. It is generated by the movement of electrons.
3. It is energy that is in motion.
4. It is everything around us, living and non-living things. Anything that has mass and volume.
5. Energy sources that are finite, so they will run out.
6. Coal is an example of ________________ energy source.
7. It is the amount of matter in a physical body.
8. Mixture in which all the substances are evenly distributed throughout the mixture.
9. It is plant and animal matter used as a renewable energy source.
10. It is energy produced when a force causes an object or substance to vibrate.
11. Name three examples of renewable energy sources.
12. We use this technique to separate iron and other components of a mixture.
13. When we leave on standby all our electronic devices, are they using energy?
14. Chemical change that happens when we burn wood.
15. The three states of matter.
16. It is the amount of space that a body occupies.
17. Putrefaction can only occur with ___________ matter.
18. We use this technique to separate the liquids and solids of a mixture. We usually use a strainer to do this.
19. We use this technique to separate two liquids in a mixture.
20. When I boil salt dissolved in water to get just the salt in the end, what technique am I using to separate the salt from the water?
21. They have got a fixed shape and volume.
22. They have a fixed volume and a changing shape.
23. It is the colour, size, shape, texture or luster of a substance.
24. Physical property of matter that occurs when we stir sugar in water.
25. Water changes its _________ when you raise the temperature of ice and becomes liquid water.
26. Is air matter?
27. It means creating new products from the ones we have already used.
28. It is a special type of oxidation. It produces light and heat in the form of fire. It occurs when substances, like wood or gasoline, combine with oxygen.
29. Water, oxygen and carbon dioxide are examples of these substances. They can’t be separate.
Thursday, March 10, 2022
CONSEQUENCES OF A BAD USE OF ENERGY SOURCES
ACID RAIN
GLOBAL WARMING
CLIMATE CHANGE
HABITAT LOSS AND ENDANGERED ANIMALS
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
Energy Videos
ENERGY
TYPES OF ENERGY:
1. Kinetic and Potential Energy.
2. Light or Radiant Energy.
3. Heat or Thermal Energy.
4. Electrical Energy.
5. Sound Energy.
6. Chemical Energy.
ENERGY TRANSFORMATIONS
SOURCES OF ENERGY
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
PRACTICE QUIZ 2 (Matter)
1. It is the decomposition of organic matter by bacteria and fungi.
2. Name three chemical changes of matter.
3. They haven´t got a constant volume or stable shape.
4. Temperature, mass, volume and magnetism are _________________ _________________ of matter.
5. The kilogram is the standard unit of ____________.
6. They are the smallest particles of matter.
7. Does a solid have a fixed shape?
8. We use the beaker to measure the _____________.
9. What is the matter?
10. It is a chemical change that occurs when some substances combine with oxygen.
11. Which state of matter has its molecules very close to each other?
12. When two or more substances are combined, but they are not combined chemically.
13. It is the combining of substances with oxygen to form new substances. For example, oxygen in the air can combine with iron to form rust (iron oxide).
14. Chemical change of organic matter which does not need oxygen.
15. A substance that cannot be separated by physical means.
16. They expand to occupy as much space as possible.
17. When matter changes its state, does the matter change?
18. When two or more substances are combined it is a _______________
19. Give two examples of homogeneous mixtures.
20. Name the different techniques we use to separate the components of mixtures.
21. What chemical change does occur when we get rust?
22. Can we get putrefaction with the INORGANIC matter?
23. It is used to separate liquids from a solid in mixtures.
24. In these mixtures the substances are not evenly distributed.
2. Name three chemical changes of matter.
3. They haven´t got a constant volume or stable shape.
4. Temperature, mass, volume and magnetism are _________________ _________________ of matter.
5. The kilogram is the standard unit of ____________.
6. They are the smallest particles of matter.
7. Does a solid have a fixed shape?
8. We use the beaker to measure the _____________.
9. What is the matter?
10. It is a chemical change that occurs when some substances combine with oxygen.
11. Which state of matter has its molecules very close to each other?
12. When two or more substances are combined, but they are not combined chemically.
13. It is the combining of substances with oxygen to form new substances. For example, oxygen in the air can combine with iron to form rust (iron oxide).
14. Chemical change of organic matter which does not need oxygen.
15. A substance that cannot be separated by physical means.
16. They expand to occupy as much space as possible.
18. When two or more substances are combined it is a _______________
19. Give two examples of homogeneous mixtures.
20. Name the different techniques we use to separate the components of mixtures.
21. What chemical change does occur when we get rust?
22. Can we get putrefaction with the INORGANIC matter?
23. It is used to separate liquids from a solid in mixtures.
24. In these mixtures the substances are not evenly distributed.
25. What technique would you use to separate iron from sand in a mixture?
26. What technique is used to separate different components in a liquid mixture?
26. What technique is used to separate different components in a liquid mixture?
Wednesday, February 2, 2022
PRACTICE QUIZ 1 (Matter)
1. Name the states of matter.
2. Which state of matter doesn’t change its shape?
3. Does a liquid take up a different amount of space when put into a different container?
4. What is the standard unit of volume?
5. Name an instrument we use to measure the mass of a physical body.
6. They have a fixed volume but not a fixed shape.
7. Water changes its state by changing its ___________
8. It is the amount of matter in a physical body.
9. This property is the ability of a substance to resist scratching.
10. It is the amount of energy in matter.
11. It is the amount of space that a body occupies.
12. The kilogram is the standard unit of …
13. It is the ability of a substance to dissolve in another substance.
14. It is made of atoms.
15. Name three physical properties of matter.
16. It is anything that has mass and volume.
17. We use beakers to find out the ________ of a solid body.
18. What instrument do you use to measure the mass of a body?
19. State of matter that has a fixed shape and a fixed volume.
20. This physical property shows the size, colour, and shape of an object.
21. We use the kilogram to measure the __________ of a body.
2. Which state of matter doesn’t change its shape?
3. Does a liquid take up a different amount of space when put into a different container?
4. What is the standard unit of volume?
5. Name an instrument we use to measure the mass of a physical body.
6. They have a fixed volume but not a fixed shape.
7. Water changes its state by changing its ___________
8. It is the amount of matter in a physical body.
9. This property is the ability of a substance to resist scratching.
10. It is the amount of energy in matter.
11. It is the amount of space that a body occupies.
12. The kilogram is the standard unit of …
13. It is the ability of a substance to dissolve in another substance.
14. It is made of atoms.
15. Name three physical properties of matter.
16. It is anything that has mass and volume.
17. We use beakers to find out the ________ of a solid body.
18. What instrument do you use to measure the mass of a body?
19. State of matter that has a fixed shape and a fixed volume.
20. This physical property shows the size, colour, and shape of an object.
21. We use the kilogram to measure the __________ of a body.
Wednesday, January 26, 2022
Matter Videos
Let´s watch some videos to introduce our topic: Matter and Energy. Pay attention because after watching we will talk about it.
STATES OF MATTER
CHEMICAL CHANGES OF MATTER
1. Oxidation
2. Combustion
3. Putrefaction
1. Magnetism
3. Distillation
4. Evaporation
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