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What property of the material plastic makes it suitable for various uses?
What property of the material plastic makes it suitable for various uses?
Which of the following materials is derived from the milky juice of rubber trees?
Which of the following materials is derived from the milky juice of rubber trees?
What characteristic of wood allows it to be used for making furniture?
What characteristic of wood allows it to be used for making furniture?
Which material is best associated with beautiful flowers?
Which material is best associated with beautiful flowers?
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Which of the following materials is known for being transparent and waterproof?
Which of the following materials is known for being transparent and waterproof?
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What property of paper makes it suitable for taking notes?
What property of paper makes it suitable for taking notes?
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What best describes the textile material mentioned?
What best describes the textile material mentioned?
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Which material is characterized as strong, hard, and shiny?
Which material is characterized as strong, hard, and shiny?
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What is the flash point of a flammable material?
What is the flash point of a flammable material?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a precaution for handling flammable materials?
Which of the following is NOT considered a precaution for handling flammable materials?
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Which household product is classified as corrosive?
Which household product is classified as corrosive?
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What is a proper precaution to take when using toxic materials?
What is a proper precaution to take when using toxic materials?
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What type of material is identified by having a flash point higher than 37.8 °C?
What type of material is identified by having a flash point higher than 37.8 °C?
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Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice for handling toxic materials?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice for handling toxic materials?
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What is a key characteristic of toxic materials?
What is a key characteristic of toxic materials?
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In what scenario should gloves be worn?
In what scenario should gloves be worn?
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What should be done with unused household substances?
What should be done with unused household substances?
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What is the main role of the Food and Drug Administration regarding household materials?
What is the main role of the Food and Drug Administration regarding household materials?
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Why is it important to keep flammable materials closed when not in use?
Why is it important to keep flammable materials closed when not in use?
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Which of the following is essential to do before using a household product?
Which of the following is essential to do before using a household product?
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What does a corrosive hazard symbol indicate?
What does a corrosive hazard symbol indicate?
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How should hazardous materials be stored?
How should hazardous materials be stored?
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What is a key action to take after using any hazardous substance?
What is a key action to take after using any hazardous substance?
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Which one of the following toxic materials can interfere with our ability to smell?
Which one of the following toxic materials can interfere with our ability to smell?
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Study Notes
Prayer and Learning Environment
- Invokes the presence of God in a classroom setting for a positive learning atmosphere.
- A prayer asking for clear minds and open hearts to absorb knowledge.
- Request for attention, wisdom, and peace amidst challenges during studies.
Learning Target
- Objective: Understand and apply the properties of materials, assessing their utility and potential harm.
Properties of Common Materials
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Plastic
- Lightweight, flexible, and waterproof, allowing for versatile usage.
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Rubber
- Sourced from the milky juice of rubber trees; known for elasticity, strength, and waterproof characteristics.
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Wood
- A natural material derived from trees; valued for its hardness, durability, and functionality in furniture-making.
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Ceramic
- Made from clay, shaped and hardened through high-temperature processes; commonly used in decorative applications, such as vases for flowers.
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Paper
- Created from wood or plant fibers; features porous properties that make it ideal for writing and note-taking.
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Glass
- Breakable yet transparent and waterproof; prevalent in laboratory settings for various uses.
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Textile
- Formed by weaving and knitting fibers; often used in clothing and materials that provide warmth.
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Minerals/Rocks
- Known for strength, hardness, shininess, and durability, signifying their essential role in various applications.
Prayer
- Acknowledgment of new beginnings and exploration of creation.
- Request for increased capacity to learn and grow.
Work Plan
- Activities include Science Trivia, checking symbols, and lab activity related to household products.
Learning Target
- Ability to recognize proper handling of household products.
Science Trivia
- Hazard warning symbols require identification, such as:
- WARNING: General alert signal.
- HOT SURFACE: Indicates surfaces that may cause burns.
- EXPLOSIVE: Signals risk of explosion.
- CORROSIVE: Warns against materials that can damage surfaces or skin.
- TOXIC: Indicates substances that can cause illness or death.
Hazardous Household Products
- Types of hazardous materials include:
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Flammable: Easily ignites at low temperatures (e.g., cooking oil, LPG).
- Precautions: Store away from flames, avoid smoking nearby, keep closed when not in use.
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Corrosive: Can damage surfaces/skin through chemical reactions (e.g., bleach, oven cleaner).
- Precautions: Wear eye protection, use gloves, store in proper containers.
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Toxic: Can cause serious harm or death (e.g., air fresheners, ammonia).
- Precautions: Retain original containers, wash hands thoroughly after use, store in locked cabinets.
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Flammable: Easily ignites at low temperatures (e.g., cooking oil, LPG).
Safety Guidelines
- Labeling: Always label household materials and maintain a list of hazardous items.
- Instructions: Use products only as directed, and refrain from mixing hazardous substances.
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Hygiene:
- Wash hands after handling hazardous materials, especially before food preparation.
- Use rags or sponges for application of cleaners.
- Dispose of materials according to label instructions to promote safety.
Storage and Disposal
- Follow specific storage instructions indicated on labels.
- Sort products into suitable cabinets to prevent mixing, particularly to avoid access by children.
FDA
- The Food and Drug Administration protects public health through regulation of product quality, efficiency, and safety in the market.
Wrap-Up
- Importance of using household products in the correct quantity and purpose.
- Emphasis on reading labels and following usage instructions for safety.
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Description
This quiz explores the properties of common materials such as plastic, rubber, wood, ceramic, and paper, and how they contribute to various applications and their utility in a learning environment. It also emphasizes the importance of prayer in fostering a positive atmosphere for learning. Dive in to assess your understanding!
