HW Unit9 ABAR
HW Unit9 ABAR
* A mountain is big in proportion to the size of a whale but small in proportion to the size of the
Pacific Ocean.
* An amoeba is big in proportion to the size of the nucleus of an atom but small in proportion to
the size of a bird.
* A mountain is big in proportion to the size of a camel but small in proportion to the size of the
Pacific Ocean.
* A whale is big in proportion to the size of an amoeba but small in proportion to the size of the Sun.
* A bird is big in proportion to the size of an amoeba but small in proportion to the size of a camel.
* Compared with Bouzagza (1 033 m), mount Tahat (3,003 m) is relatively high, but compared
with mount Everest (8 848 m), it is relatively low.
* Compared with Tindouf, Algiers has a relatively large population but compared with Moscow, it
is relatively small.
4- The bar-graph
4.1- Completing the sentences
* The rectangles show the heights of different mountains.
* The heights are marked on the vertical axis. The scale is shown in thousands of meters. The
heights of these mountains range from 1000 m to 8800 m.
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4.2- Making sentences Comparing the heights of mountains
* Everest is approximately twice as high as Mount Blanc.
* The number of students in the faculties of engineering and letters are approximately the same.
* Compared to the percentage of science students, the percentage of agriculture students is relati-
vely small.
* In the faculty of science, 70% of the students are men and 30% are women that is, the majority
are men and women are in the minority.
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7- Asking and answering questions
* What is the ratio between students of the Mechanical Engineering department and students of
the first cycle in the National Polytechnic School of Algiers ?
* Answer : The ratio of students of the Mechanical Engineering department to students of the first
cycle is approximately 1 :6.
* What is the ratio between students of the first cycle and students of the second cycle in the
National Polytechnic School of Algiers ?
* The ratio between students of the second cycle and students of the first cycle is 3 :2.
* Expressed as a percentage, the composition is : copper 92%, tin 6% and zinc 2%.
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Section 3 : Direct and inverse proportions
9- Relationships
* There isn’t a relationship between money and happiness.
Money can buy materialistic things but not happiness
* There isn’t a relationship between the size of a person’s head and his intelligence.
* There is a relationship between the temperature and volume of gases.Volume is inversely propor-
tional to the temperature ; the lower the temperature, the greater the volume. Conversely, the
higher the temperature, the smaller the volume.
11-True or false
* Acceleration is directly proportional to force. True
* The greater the power of a plane’s engines, the slower its acceleration. False
The greater the power of a plane’s engines, the greater its acceleration.
* The relationship between mass and acceleration is the same kind as that between force and acce-
leration.False
The relationship between mass and acceleration is the opposite of that between force and accele-
ration.
* The solubility of copper sulphate and ammonia is inversely proportional to the temperature of
the water.False
The solubility of copper sulphate is directly proportional to the temperature of the water, whereas
the solubility of ammonia is inversely proportional.
* The warmer the water the greater the solubility of ammonia. False
The solubility of ammonia is inversely proportional to the temperature of water.
* The colder the water, the less the solubility of copper sulphate. True
* The relationship between temperature and solubility is not the same for ammonia and copper
sulphate.True
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Section 4 : Reading
12-Answering questions
* Why do gases exert pressure on their containers ?
* Answer : Because the atoms and molecules, which are in rapid motion, are constantly hitting the
walls of the container.
* Why can gases change their volume, unlike liquids and solids ?
* Answer : Because the molecules of a gas are relatively far apart, hence, they can be compressed,
or forced into a smaller space.
* Why can tyres filled with air support the weight of a car ?
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* Answer : Because compressing a gas increases its resistance to compression, by doing so, the gas
found in tyres is under high pressure and since it cannot get anymore compressed due to its re-
sistance, the tyres can support the weight of the car.