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    Reviewer in Science 5 1st Q

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    This document discusses materials and their properties as either useful or harmful. It provides examples of useful materials like a flower vase or coin bank, and harmful materials like broken glass. The document also covers the principles of reduce, reuse, repair, recycle, and proper waste disposal as part of effective waste management. Key concepts covered include reusing old materials instead of buying new, fixing damaged items, turning waste into new materials, and the health and environmental impacts of improper waste handling.

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    This document discusses materials and their properties as either useful or harmful. It provides examples of useful materials like a flower vase or coin bank, and harmful materials like broken glass. The document also covers the principles of reduce, reuse, repair, recycle, and proper waste disposal as part of effective waste management. Key concepts covered include reusing old materials instead of buying new, fixing damaged items, turning waste into new materials, and the health and environmental impacts of improper waste handling.

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    Reviewer in Science 5

     Using the Properties of Materials whether Useful or Harmful.


    A. Encircle your answer.
    1. Anything that occupies space.
    a. matter
    b. environment
    2. When is a material useful?
    a. When the material serves a purpose.
    b. When the material brings hazards.
    3. Among the 3 options, which is considered useful?

    a.

    b.

    c.
    4. When is a material harmful?
    a. When the material can be used many times.
    b. When the material gives other uses aside from its purpose.
    c. When the material brings danger to people and environment.
    5. Which picture is an example of a harmful material?

    a. b.

    c. d.
    6. When is a material considered waste?
    a. When the material is still another use.
    b. When the material served its primary use and can be discarded.
    c. When the material can be repaired.
    d. When the material can be recovered and be used a fuel.
    7. Which of the following is NOT a useful material?
    a. flower vase b. house decor
    c. broken glass d. coin bank

    * Recognizing the Importance of 5r’s and Waste Management


    Underline your answer.
    1. Which of the following is not included in the 5R's technique?
    Rewind
    Recover
    Repair
    2. It refers to turning a waste material into a new useful material.
    Recycle
    Reuse
    Repair
    3. It refers to using again an old material instead of buying a new one.
    Reuse
    Recycle
    Recover
    4. It is when you fix a damaged appliance or a material to become useful again
    Reduce
    Reuse
    Repair
    5. What might happen if proper waste disposal was not done?
    happiness in the community
    illness and calamities
    cleanliness and orderliness
    6. What is reduce?
    Trash all the garbage
    Stop using disposable products
    Say no to straw
    Separate your products
    7. Example of reusing
    Use again an old toy
    Refuse the use of plastic
    Separate elements
    Plant a tree
    8. If you sell your children’s used clothing you are ...
    reducing
    reusing
    recycling
    refusing
    9. If you take your old fluorescent lights to a drop off site you are ...
    reducing
    reusing
    recycling
    refusing
    10. How can you tell if a product is made from recycled materials?
    Read the product labels
    Find out on internet information
    Clean the materials
    Compost the elements

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