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UNIT 6 1.

ABSORPTION

Which object absorbs water? A

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Which material absorbs water? A plastic B rubber C paper Which object cannot absorb water? A B

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Which material cannot absorb water? A

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Which material can absorb the most water? A

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Which material can absorb the least water? cloth sponge cotton wool

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Materials that absorb water well are called ________ marerials. A mop B absorb C absorbent Which is not an absorbent material? A B

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Materials that cannot absorb water are called __________ materials. A absorb B absorbent C non-absorbent Which in a non-absorbent material? A soil B cloth C wood

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A mop is made of __________ material. A absorb B absorbent C non-absorbent

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A raincoat is made of __________ material. A absorbs B absorbent C non-absorbsent A towel is used to _____________ . A wipe out dirt B wipe out clothes C wipe water from our body A mop its used to ___________. A sweep the floor B brush the floor C dry the floor A sponge used to ___________. A wash dishes B dry clothes C wipe our face A tissue paper is used to ___________. A wipe the floor B dry our body C wipe our face Baby diapers are made of cotton wool because the material is __________. A non-absorbent B absorbent C soft Mops are made of cloth because the material _________ water well. A dissolves B absorbs C attracts An absorbent material can be used to ma e ___________. A umbrella B table C baby diapers

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!on-absorbent materials can be used to ma e __________. A hand erchiefs B clothes C raincoats


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Which material absorbs the most water? A M B ! C "


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Which is the most absorbent material? A # B $ C %


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Which is the least absorbent material? A & B ' C (

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Which material can absorb the most water? A mop B towel C hand erchief # cannot absorb water at all. # is a ____________ . A tissue paper B glass sheet C cotton bud Which material cannot absorb water? A cotton B wood C cloth Which is the best material to ma e a towel? A paper B plastic C cloth Which is the best material to ma e a raincoat? A cloth B paper C plastic Which is the best material to ma e a mop? A cloth B glass C plastic Which material should not be used to wipe our car? A stone B cloth C sponge

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UNIT 6 A.

ABSORPTION

Circle the !"ect# th$t c$% $!# r! &$ter.

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C '(lete the cr ##& r) (*++le !, -illi%. i% $ll the !"ect# th$t c$% $!# r! &$ter/ ch #e% -r ' !el &.

sponge

stones

towel

hand erchief

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paper

cloth

wool

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sponge

paper

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hand erchief mop

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towel

singlet

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newspaper

tissue paper

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cotton wool

hand erchief

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cotton t-shirt

leather jac et

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1$tch the '$teri$l# $%) their *#e#.

to wash dishes

to dry our body

to dry the floor

to wipe our mouth

to wipe our sweat

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U%)erli%e the c rrect $%#&er#. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. A )sponge * pebble+ can absorb water. A )cloth * coin+ cannot absorb water. Materials that can absorb water are called )absorbent * nonabsorbent+ materials. A )plastic bag * tissue paper+ is made of non-absorbent material. A piece of cloth is more absorbent than a piece of )paper * sponge+.

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St$te 4Tr*e5 r 3$l#e5 - r the - ll &i%. #t$te'e%t#. 1. 2. A hand erchief is less absorbent than a towel. A facial tissue can be used to wipe sweat from our face. We use a sponge to dry our floor. ,aincoats are made of absorbent materials. A non-absorbent material can be used to ma e an umbrella.

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