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This document discusses different types of celebrations including birthdays and Mother's Day. It notes that many cultures celebrate the new year and highlights some Egyptian cultural celebrations like celebrating October 6th and Spring Festival. The document also explains that different cultures have their own customs, providing examples that in Egypt it is customary to stand when an elder enters, to sit together for dinner, and to attend Eid prayer with family. Additionally, it mentions the Indian custom of removing shoes before entering someone's house.
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This document discusses different tools that scientists use in their work. It identifies 7 tools: a magnifying lens, which makes small things look bigger; forceps, which help separate and hold small things; a balance, which is used to determine how heavy something is; and goggles, which protect the eyes. The document stresses that scientists should be careful in the lab and wear a lab coat when working.
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The document discusses how to measure weather and temperature. A thermometer is used to measure temperature in degrees Celsius or Fahrenheit and can indicate whether the weather is hot or cold based on the temperature reading. Temperature measurements help determine what clothes to wear on a given day depending on whether it is hot or cold outside.
Classification
Animals can be classified based on their body covering, which includes fur, scales, smooth skin, shells, or feathers. Scales cover reptiles like snakes and turtles, fur covers mammals like dogs and cats, and feathers cover birds like ostriches. Animals also differ in their typical mode of movement such as walking, crawling, flying, or swimming.
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The document outlines the steps to test a hypothesis through experimentation. It discusses observing samples, making a hypothesis about which powder will dissolve in water, conducting an experiment by putting the powders in water to see which dissolves, and drawing a conclusion about whether the original hypothesis was correct or not.
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Labtools 1
- 2. Something a scientist uses to help him do his work is: A Science TOOL Something that helps people do a certain kind of work is: A TOOL