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“Colloids
“Whipped cream
- a heterogeneous mixture where very small particles
- is a foam of air in cream
of one substance are evenly distributed throughout
4. Emulsion
another substance.
- a colloid of liquid or solid in a liquid and a liquid in
“Colloids
a solid.
- their particles are suspended in the mixture rather
“Mayonnaise
than fully dissolved.
- an emulsion of egg yolk in oil
- some of them have the qualities of homogeneous
“Milk
mixtures that it’s hard to tell the difference just by
- a mixture of liquid butterfat dispersed and
looking at them.
suspended in water
“Key Characteristic of Colloids
>Comparison of Solutions, Colloids and Suspension<
- heterogeneous butt may look homogeneous
Solution
- particle size lies between that of the solution and
- Homogeneous
suspension
- Do not separate on standing
- Tyndall effect
- Cannot be separated by filtration
“Particles of Colloids
- Do not scatter light
- they will not settle to the bottom but they will stay
Colloids
suspended or float permanently in the middle. - Heterogeneous
“Colloidal solution
- Do not separate on standing
- when mixed they remain evenly distributed without
- Cannot be separated by filtration
settling out. They are larger than those of a solution - Scatter light (Tyndall effect)
but smaller than those of a suspension. Suspensions
“Colloidal dispersion - Heterogeneous
- consists of colloid particles in a dispersing medium - Particles settle out
“True solution - Can be separated by filtration
- particle size less than 10-7cm - May scatter light, but are not transparent
“Colloid
- particle size between 10-7cm and 10-5cm “Tyndall Effect
“Suspensions - the scattering of light by colloidal particles.
- particle size greater than 10-5cm - headlights in the fog.
“Four kinds of Colloids “Tyndall effect test
1. Gel - pour some of the liquid into a smooth, clear glass.
- a colloid of a solid in a liquid - hold it against a dark background and point the
“Pudding light from a small flashlight with a narrow beam
- a gel of starch and water through the liquid
“Quick sand - if the beam of light is visible, the liquid is colloid
- a colloid of sand in water. - the large particles in a colloid will scatter the light
2. Aerosol - can also be seen in a dusty room on a sunny day
- a colloid of a solid or liquid in a gas “Dust particles
“Smoke - it scatter the light making the sunbeam visible.
- an aerosol of solid in a gas “Air particles
“Fog - are too small to scatter light
- is an aerosol of water in air ‘’Smaller particles
3. Foam
- if the beam of light going through a liquid is not - the process of separating an insoluble solid from a
visible liquid in which it is suspended by allowing it to settle
to the bottom of the container
7. Gravity Separation
>Ways of Separating the Components of Mixtures< - used to separate the components of a mixture of
1. Physical Separation/ Picking Out immiscible liquids
- this method is done when the components of a >>Liquid is said to be Immiscible when it does not
mixture are big enough to be picked out and they mix with the other liquid or liquids in the mixtures
are of different sizes “Separating Funnel
- it involves the use of bare hands in separating - used in this method which is designed based on the
substances or common materials such as spoon, fork differences on the densities of the liquids
and tongs 8. Distillation
- can also sort different sizes of fruits or eggs from a 1. Simple Distillation
container using your hands - good for separating a liquid from a solution
2. Winnowing 2. Fractional Distillation
- means to scatter or sift out by the wind - used for separating two or more liquids from each
- this method also used in separating mango seeds other
from the tiny leaves and seed coats which are mixed - alcohol can be separated from a solution of alcohol
when you buy a pack of mango and water by fractional distillation, this method works
3. Magnetic Separation because the two liquids have different boiling points
- this method is used for separating magnetic and volatility
materials from nonmagnetic materials. “Volatility
- when looking for a lost needle on the floor just - the ability of a liquid to evaporate
move the magnet on the floor and all the magnetic “Volatile liquids
materials will stick to the magnet, including the lost - such as alcohol and acetone evaporate faster
needle compared to water
4. Filtration >Water is not volatile
- it is good for separating an insoluble solid from a “Components of Crude Petroleum
liquid - are separated by the process of fractional
- in a mixture of sand and water placed in aquarium, distillation into different fractions like gasoline,
sand can be separated from the mixture using diesel, kerosene, lubricating oil
filtration 9. Decantation
- used in cooking and baking to separate various - the process of pouring liquids gently into another
ingredients and purify liquids container
‘’Residue - used inn separating liquids with different densities.
- the particles accumulated in the filter 10. Centrifugation
“Filtrate - a process of separating mixtures with suspended
- purified water solid particles in a liquid by centrifugal force
5. Evaporation “Centrifuge
- the process of turning liquids into gas - this process involves the use of a machine
- involves the heating and boiling of the mixture until - the container, usually test tube, then placed in the
the water evaporates leaving the solid component, centrifuge
salt in the evaporating dish - is set for a desired time to rotate allowing the solids
6. Sedimentation particles to settle more rapidly at the bottom
>Processes that Separate Mixture<
1. Evaporation - it is connected by ligaments
2. Filtering “Ligaments
“Water filters - tough connective tissues that can be stretched
- used to improve the taste and purify tap water “Tendons
“Commercial water filters - muscles are connected to the bones by connective
- used to remove impurities from the water during tissues
the production of different food products - made up of tough materials so body movements
“Air filters are made possible
- often used in building ventilation systems and clean
industrial rooms to ensure that the air is free of dust
and other substances >Parts of skeleton
3. Magnetic separation “Appendicular skeleton
4. Sifting - composed of the collar bones, shoulder blades, hip
- separates the denser metal-containing rocks from bones and the bones of the arms and legs
lighter rock material, which has very little metal - total of 126 bones
content, to make it easier to remove the metals from “Axial skeleton
the rocks - composed of the skull, backbone, sternum or
5. Panning breastbone and the ribs
- a separation process developed by early searchers - made up of 80 bones
6. Separating Industrial Mixtures “Skull
“Skeleton - composed of the cheek, nose and jawbones,
- gives your body shape, support, and allows encases and protects the brain
movement to take place - made up of 23 connected bones fused at lines
>>Human body is composed of 206 bones called sutures
“Bones >Spinal Column
- made up of bone cells surrounded by proteins and “Vertebra
minerals - made up of a series of 26 hallow bones
“Proteins - supports the head and the trunk
- make the bones flexible - it allows them to bend, turn and protect the spinal
“Calcium and Phosphorus cord
- make the bones strong and hard >Rib Cage
“Marrow - composed of the sternum or breastbone and the
- most bones are hollow and are filled with a soft ribs
tissue - contains 12 pairs of ribs, 10 of them are attached to
“Fats the sternum
- stored in yellow marrow “Floating ribs
“Red blood cells - the remaining 2 pairs are unattached
- produced in the red marrow of some bones “Sternum
“Cartilage - a flat long bone found in the middle of the chest
- a smooth and slippery fibrous tissue >Bones of the Arms and Legs
“Synovial fluid “Shoulder Girdle
- produces a certain fluid that lubricates the bones - composed of the collar bones/clavicles and the
- gives shape to the ears and the tip of the nose shoulder blades/scapulae
“Joint “Clavicles and Scapulae
- where two or more bones meet
- stabilize the rib cage and connect the shoulder to - a disease of the bone common to older people
arm 5. Osteoporosis
“Humerus - a disease of the bone due to calcium deficiency
- upper arm bone 6. Scoliosis
“Ulna and Radius - a bone disease where the person suffering from the
- lower arm bones illness posseses an abnormal curvature of the spine
“Hip bone or Pelvis - can be treated if it is detected on its early stage
- below the waist - can be corrected by putting a brace from the waist
- supports the weight of the body and connects the to the chest
backbone and the legs “Muscle fibers
“Femur - muscles are composed of bundles of thin cells
- leg bones are made up of an upper leg bone that - they are wrapped by a thin covering of connective
extends from the hips to the kneed and is the longest tissues and have blood vessels and nerve fibers
bone of the body within them
“Tibia and Fibula
- lower leg bones
“Patella or Kneecap “Skeletal muscles
- between the upper leg and the lower leg - the muscles connected to the bones that are
>Common Injuries, Diseases and Disorders of the responsible for your body movements
Skeletal System - they are voluntary muscles
“Fracture “Muscles of the face
- break or cut in a bone - directly attached to the skull
- caused by a fall, vehicular accident or strenuous “Tendons
activity - muscles of the arms and legs are attached to the
1. Simple/Closed Fracture bones through the tendons
- takes place when the bones break but the fractured - these are tough white dense connective tissues that
end does not protrude out of the skin connect muscles to the bones
2. Compound/Open Fracture “Biceps
- the bone breaks and protrudes from the skin - when you bend the muscle of your arms, the upper
“Joint Injuries muscle contracts and shortens
1. Sprain “Triceps
- occurs when great pressure is exerted on the - when you bend the muscle of your arms, the lower
tendons and ligaments around an ankle joint, causing muscle relaxes and lengthens
them to be overstretched “Smooth muscles
2. Dislocation - muscles which are not attached to the bones
- it happens when the ends of the bone are pulled - it works automatically so they are also called
out of the joint usually accompanied by a torn involuntary muscles
ligament or sometimes a bone fracture “Involuntary muscles
3. Torn Cartilage - they are found in the walls of the blood vessels,
- occurs when a joint experiences a strong blow or allowing blood to flow
impact from an outside force often on knees of “Peristalsis movement
athletes - swallowing of food is made possible through the
- usually undergoes surgery to remove the damaged peristalsis movement of thee smooth muscles of the
parts food tube
4. Arthritis “Diaphragm
- breathing, even if you are asleep, is made possible
“Cardiac muscles
- found only in the heart
- responsible for the continuous beating of the heart
- it allows the circulation of the blood throughout the
body
- normal heartbeat ranges from 70-80 times per
minute
>Common Injuries and Disorders of the Muscular
System
1. Bruise
- an injury of the muscles characterized by the
formation of bluish-black spot on the affected area
- occurs when the muscle receives a strong blow or
bump against a hard object
2. Cramp
- an uncontrolled and painful contraction of the
muscles E N G L I S H
- occurs if the person is engaged in strenuous and “Metaphor
repetitive physical activity, losing a lot of body fluids - a figure of speech that is directly compare traits of
in the form of sweat people, animals and things
- common to athletes like basketball players, “Simile
swimmers, runners, volleyball players and bikers - a figure of speech that makes use of like/as.
- due to poor blood circulation “Francisco Quisumbing
3. Muscle strain - the ball pensarepowered be quick ink which was
- when a person overuses his muscle when discovered of fish inventor
performing physical activities “Ruperta David
- causes the muscle to be stretched, accompanied by - she accidentaly discovered of the fish sauce putting
swelling and pain in a Jar
4. Torn muscle or Tendon “Dr. Fe del Mundo
- happens when a person lifts a very heavy object or - she was the 1st Asian to have entered the
exerts too much force in moving an object prestigious Harvard University School of Medicine
- muscles are abruptly pulled resulting in a torn “Pedro Flores
muscle - he made the popular toys for all ages
5. Muscle atrophy “Future Tense
- thee decrease in the muscle mass - refers to action in the future time
- can be a partial complete wasting away of a muscle “Past Tense
- refers to action that take place at present
“Dyslexia
- this condition is the brain based difference
“Simile
- make use of ‘’like’’ and ‘’as’’
1. The promise of success is as sweet as jam 3. Why is it important to embrace not just the
2. Her triumph is like a diamond in the coal positive but also negative things that happen in your
3. Her determination is as frim as the strands of hair lives?
on the scalp 4. What do you learn from the unfavorable
“Metaphor experiences that you have life?
- is directly compare traits or people with things 5. Do you think the speaker was able to achieve his
1. Her heart is pure gold desire to become a better person after everything?
2. Her faith is a rock and she can’t be shaken Why do you say so?
Embracing All
Light that lies deep inside of me
Come forth in all thy majesty
Show me thy gaze M A T H E M A T I C S
Teach me thy ways “Decimal
That I a better person may be - relating to or denoting a system of numbers and
arithmetic based on the number 10.
Darkness that lies deep inside of me “Period
Come forth in all thy mystery - the length of one full cycle
Show me thy gaze “Multiplication
Teach me thy ways - process or skill of combining matrices, ventors or
That I a better person may be others qualities under specific rules to obtain their
product
“Division
Love that lies deep inside of me - the operation which is the opposite of
Come forth in all thy majesty multiplication
Show me thy gaze “Problem solving
Teach me thy ways - process of working through details of a problem to
That I a better person may be reach a solution
“Word clues
1. Why is the poem entitled, ‘’Embracing All’’? - the words that the lecturer used to indicate the
2. What did the speaker in the poem embrace? angle to take when you answer the question
“Make plan 3. Pagtutulungan at pagtatanggol ng mga naapi lalo
- it’s thinking the best strategy to solve the problem na ang mahihirap
“Look back “Paraang tatsulok
- it’s checking the answer if it is correct and sensible - ginamit ito ng mga Katipunero sa malaking
“Pesosian paghahangad na makakalap ng mga kasapi
- this symbol was added to the Unicode Standard - ang bawat kasapi ay nangalap ng dalawang nais
Inversion 3.2 and assigned UT 20B1 sumapit
“Oktubre 1892
- naging mabagal ang paraang tasulok kaya’t
pinayagan na ang mga Katipunero na tuwiran nang
mangalap ng kahit ilang kasapi
“Balangkas at Antas ng mga kasapi ng Katipunan
1. Katipon
*Kasuotan; itim na talukbong na may tasulok na may
putting hangganan, sa loob ng tatsulok ay nakasulat
ang mga titik na ‘’Z. LI. B.
*Hudyat; Anak ng Bayan
2. Kawal
*Kasuotan; 1. Berdeng talukbong, na may tatsulok na
may outing hangganan, sa tatlong anggulo ng
tatsulok ay nakasulat ang mga titik na ‘’Z. LI. B.’’
2. Nakasabit sa leeg ang isang medalyong
may nakaukit na letrang ‘’K’’ sa sinaunang baybayin
sa gitna
*Hudyat; GomBurZa
A R A L I N G P A N L I P U N A N
“Hulyo 7, 1892
- ang kilusang mapanghimagsik ay itinatag matapos
mapabalita ang pagpapatapon kay Rizal sa Dapitan, 3. Bayani
Zamboanga del Norte *Kasuotan; 1. Pulang mascara na may putting
“Kataas-taasan Kagalang-galang na Katipunan ng tatsulok, kung saan nakasulat sa loob ang
mga Anak ng Bayan sumusunod;
- KKK K
- sa pangunguna ni Bonifacio kasama sina Valentin K K
Diaz, Teodoro Plata, Ladislao Diwa, Deodato Arellano Z. LI. B.
at iba pa, naitatag ng palihim ang organisasyon na 2. Pulang laso sa baywang na may
ito. berdeng hangganan
>Pangunahing layunin ng KKK< *Hudyat; Rial
1. Pagsisikap na matamo ng Pilipinas ang kasarinlan
mula sa Espanyol >Kartilya ngg Katipunan ni Emilio Jacinto<
2. Pagtuturo at pag-aaral ng kagandahang-asal, 1. Ang buhay na hindi ginugugol sa isang Malaki at
kalinisan, mabuting pakikipagkapuwa, at pagtalikod banal na kadahilanan ay kahoy na walang lilim, kundi
sa panatisismo damong makamandag
2. Ang gawaing magaling na nagbubuhat sa isang bagong pamahalaan na hahalili sa pamahalaan
pagpupita sa sarilim at hindi sa talagang nasang ng Katipunan.
gumawa ng kagalingan ay di kabaitan 8. Nabigo ang Kasunduan sa Biak-na-Bato dahil sa
3. Ang tunay na kabanalan ay ang kawalan ng pagtitiwala sa isa’t isa ng mga
pagkakawanggawa, ang pag-ibig sa kapuwa at ang manghihimagsik na Pilipino at mga Espanyol
isukat ang bawat kilos, gawa’t pangungusap sa 9. Ang Iglesia Filipina Independiente ay ang
talagang katuwiran simabahang itinatag na pinamunuan ni gregorio
4. Maitim man o mapiti ang kulay ng balat, lahat ng Aglipay noong 1902.
tao ay magkakapantay, mangyaring ang isa’y higitam 10. Si Emilio Jacinto na isang propagandista at
sa dunning, sa yaman, sa ganda, ngunit di manunulat ang nagtatag ng unang samahin ng mga
mahihigitan sa pagkatao manggagawa sa Pilipiinas ang Union Obrera
5. Ang may mataas na kalooban, inuuna ang puri sa Democratica.
pagpipita sa sarili, ang may hamak na kalooban,
inuuna ang pagpipita sa sarili sa puri “Felipe Calderon
6. Sa taong may hiya, salita’y panunumpa - pinuno ng lupon na gumawa ng Saligang Batas ng
7. Huwag mong sayangin ang panahon. Ang yamang Malolos
nawawala’y maaring magbalik, ngunit ang panahong “Apolinario Mabini
nagdaan na’y di na muli pang magdadaan - ang nagpayo kay Aguinaldo ng Pagpapalit ng uri
8. Ipagtanggol ang inaapi at kabakahin ang umaapi. ng pamahalaan mula diktatoryal tungo sa
9. Ang taong matalino’y ang may pag-iingat sa bawat rebolusyonaryo
sasabihin, at matutong ipaglihim ang dapat ipaglihim “Pedro Paterno
10. Sa daang matinik ng kabuhayan, lalaki ang siyang
patnugot ng asawa’t mga anaka, kung ang umaakay - Nahalal na pangulo ng Kongreso ng Malolos
ay tungo sa sama,m ang patutunguhan ng inaakay ay “Marcela Agoncillo
kasamaan - ang naatasan ni Aguinaldo na tumahi ng ating
bandila
1. Noong Hunyo 7, 1896 sinugo ni Andres Bonifacio “Julian felipe
si Pio Valenzuela upang makipagkita kay Jose Rizal sa - ang naglapat ng musika sa ating pambansang awit
Dapitan. “Felipe Agoncillio
- siya ang nanguna na makuha ang pagkilala ng
2. Para kay Rizal, hindi pa napapanahon ang ibang mga bansa sa kasarinlan ng Pilipinas
himagsikan noong 1896 dahil wala pang sapat na
sandata ang mga rebolusyonaryo.
3. Ikinumpisal ni Teodoro Oatino kay Padre Mariano “Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
Gil ang lihim ng Katipunan. - sumulat at nagbasa ng proklamasyon ng kalayaan
4. Ang pagkakatuklas ng Katipunan noong Agosto ng Pilipinas noong Hunyo 12, 1898 sa Kawit, Cavite
19, 1896 ay naging hudyat ng pagwawakas ng “Emilio Aguinaldo
paghihimagsik laban sa mga Espanyol - ang pangulo ng Unang Republika ng Pilipinas
5. Ang pagpunit ng sedula ng mga Katipunero at ang “Jose Palma
pagsigaw ng ‘’Mabuhhay ang Pilipinas’’ ay kilala - ang titik ng pambansang awit ay nagmula sa isang
bilang Sigaw sa Pugadlawin. tula na isinulat niya
6. Nahati ang pangkat ng mga Katipunero sa Cavite “Mariano Ponce
sa dalawa ang Magdiwang at Magdalo. - ang naatasan ni Aguinaldo na maghanda ng isang
7. Noong Disyembre 31, 1896 isang kapulungan ang saligang batas na magtatag ng isang republikong
idinaos sa Imus para pag-usapan ang pagtatatag ng pamahalaan
- ito ay diptonngo dahil magkatabi ang patiinig na I
at malapatinig na W
3. aklat
- sa isang pantig salitang-ugat
4. aklatan
- -an ang ginamit na panlapi sa salitang ugat na aklat
‘’Mula sa Wala, Isang Himala’’ Page 65
>Salitang may salungguhit
1. Biglang-biglang may tumubo
- di-namalayan
2. Sinag ng liwanag
- silahis
3. Malakas na bumagsak
- nangahuhulog
4. Hitik sa bunga
- maraming marami
5. Tumubo sa kapatagan
- nabuhay
6. Di-akalaing mabuhay
- himala
7. Tumubo ang halaman; may ugat at sanga
- di-namalayan
8. Sigaw sa kalawakan
- hiyaw
9. Tumayo na parang taong may buhay
- tumindig
“Kalinisan” Page 73
“Intonasyon
- ang pagtaas at pagbaba ng tinig habang
nagsasalita
V A L U E S
“Steve Jobs
4. The carpenter played a huge part in their
reconciliation. How did he manage to accomplish
this?
- he worked the whole day without stopping and C O M P U T E R
made a wooden bridge complete with handrails on “Douglas Carl Engelbart
each side. - invented the computer mouse
- helped with the development of a GUI while at
5. In any type of relationship, what should we build- Xerox PARC
walls or bridge? Explain you answer. “Dov Moran
- when you make a bridge or a way to connect with - founder and chairman of M-Systems company
other people it will gives you a chance to become a - who invented the Disk on Key (also known as flash
better vision of yourself it is because you can have a drives/thumb drives)
lot of experiences that you will never experience - sold M-Systems to SanDisk for the amount of $1.6B
when you keep on making a wall to other people. (2006)
“Evan Williams
- American Entrepreneur and founded of two of the
Internet’s top 10 websites, Blogger and Twitter.
- he invented the term ‘’blogger’’
- he was instrumental in the popularization of the
term ‘’blog’’
“Gary Kildall
- the man who gave Bill Gated the world
- American Computer Scientist and Microcomputer
Entrepreneur who invented the CP/M operating
system and founded Digital Research, Inc. (DRI)
“Gary Robinson
- known for his mathematical algorithms that fight
spam (SpamBayes, SpamAssassin)
- patented a procedure to use web browser cookies
to monitor consumers across different web sites
- allowing marketers to better match advertisements
with consumers
“Gary Starkweather
- invented the laser printer while working at Xerox
- invented color management technology and led the
development of Colorsync.
“Greg Chesson
- inventor of the Xpress Transfer Protocol (XTP), a
flexible transport protocol created for high-speed
networks
- often referred to as the godfather of networking
because of his many contributions to the area
“James Russell
- inventor of the digital compact disc in the late
1960’s.
- he was among the first to use a color TV screen and “Richard Francis Lyon
keyboard as the sole interface between computer - known for inventing the optical mouse
and operator - created early Global Positioning System (GPS)
- he designed and built the first electron beam Test transmitters
walker - inventor of the first single-chip Ethernet device
“Seymour Papert
“Jeff Hawkins - one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence
- founder of Palm Computing - inventor of the Logo programming language
- inventor of the PalmPilot and of Handspring’s Treo. “Steven Paul Jobs
“Martin Cooper - owner of Pixar
- led the team at Motorola that developed the - inventor or co-inventor of 342 US Patents relating
handheld mobile phone, the early cellphone to computers and portable devices
- made the first cellphone call on April 3, 1973 - spearheaded and the advent of the iPod, iTunes,
iPhone and iPad while CEO of Apple
“3
4
“4 “Emphasis
4 - refers to an area or an object within the artwork
that draws attention and becomes a focal point
“Harmony
- in visual design means all parts of the visual image
relate to and complement each other
“Slow6 - it pulls the pieces of a visual image together
8 - can be achieved through repetition and rhythm
“Analogous colors
- any 3 colors which are side y side on a 12 part color
wheel
“Monochromatic color
“Moderate 6 - one color in many shades
8 “Complementary colors
- any 2 colors which are directly opposite each other
“Triad colors
“Fast 6 - colors forming a triangle
8
P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N
>Ball handling drills
“Ball slap
A R T - player holds the ball with the right hand and slap it
“Drawing with the left hand
- a form of visual art in which a person uses various - procedure is repeated many times
drawing instruments “Ball pat
“Logo - the player should use both hands
- a sign, symbol, trademark or badge which conveys - move the ball back and forth between both hands,
the identity or ownership of a product keeping the ball out in front
“Cartoon Character >Passing drills
- a fictional character depicted in an animated film or “Two-handed chest pass
a comic strip - 2 players face each other 10 feet apart
“Yo-Kai - start by holding the ball with both hands
- means a little cute specter or specters - the ball is thrown to the other partner using 2
‘’Shape hands away from the chest
- a self-contained defined area of geometric or “Bounce-pass
organic form - one is a passer, the other is the receiver
“Space - the passer calls out the receiver’s name
- an element of art that refers to distances or areas - the ball is passed bouncing towards the receiver
around, between or within components of a piece >Shooting drills
- it can be positive (white/light) or negative “Two-handed set shot
(black/dark), open or closed, shallow or deep and 2 - player starts with the ball close to the body
dimensional or 3 dimensional - fingers of both hands are placed under the ball,
“Color thumbs pointing upward so that the rim of the
- the element of art that is produced when light, basket can be seen
striking an object, is reflected back to the eye
>The officials in basketball are the Referee, Umpire, “Height
Timekeeper and Scorer - one of the indicators of a student’s past nutritional
>What is the aim of the basketball game? status
- shows whether he/ she is tall, short or has normal
height suited for his/her age
“Weight
- an ideal ratio of weight to height should be
maintained to prevent cardiovascular disease
>General characteristics of a cleans and safe school
1. Wastes are segregated properly
2. Facilities and equipment are available for the
students
3. Students feel a friendly and cordial atmosphere
4. Trees and other plants are visible within the school
5. The school is free from smoking, liquor, and other
undesirable elements
>Community Health Resources
1. The surroundings are clean and tidy
2. Playground, parks, and sports facilities are clean
and safe
3. Roads and sidewalks are safe and free from wastes
4. Plants and trees surrounds the community
H E A L T H 5. People are safe
>Oral or Dental Concerns H E L E
- it is always best to observe proper oral hygiene to >Hog Breeds
keep the mouth healthy and free from any disease ‘’Duroc Jersey
>Oral problems include; - it is solid red in color, and a cross breed between
1. Halitosis the cherry red Duroc from New York and the red hog
- another term used for bad breath from New Jersey
2. Gingivitis “Large White
- an inflammation of the gum tissues caused by - has a solid white color and deep long body with
plague or tartar slightly arched back
3. Perodontitis - the face is slightly dished out and the ears are erect
- a gum infection caused by bacteria that been and inclined forward
damage “Landrace
‘’Posture - has solid white color, dropping ears, and deep long
The ability of body to sustain its position in space body with slightly arched back
‘’ scoliosis - has excellent mothering ability, produces large
Shown on the sideways curve of the spine litters and performs well under confinement
‘’ Lordosis “Berkshire
- known as swayback - has a black body and head with white in the nose,
- it affects the lower back legs and tail
‘’Kyphosis - the dished face is erect but slightly inclined forward
- known as hunchback ears.
- it affects the upper back - it is very prolific and quite easy to propagate
“Hampshire - these weaken the pig and cause them to cough and
- it is originated in Hampshire England breathe with difficulty and grow more slowly
- it is the easiest to identify “Whipworms
- it is black with a white belt around the body in the - it will begin to scour in about 3 weeks after being
region of the shoulders and front legs moved from the farrowing house to the nursery or
“Poland China pasture
- this hog is black except for a small patch of white - the pig lose weight and become gaunt
usually found on the feet, nose, and end of the tail - they may die after 30 to 60 days
>Livestock Diseases and Parasites “Mange
“Arthritis - the most serious and most contagious skin disease
- damp, cold, and rough floors with little bedding - it is caused by a very small mite that lives on the
may be one cause of this disease. skin of the pig
- the joint of the pig become soft and swollen at first - if feeds on the skin tissue and as a result, the pig’s
but become firm as the condition continues skin become dry, rough, and scaly
- if unchecked, the pig may become permanently “Lice
lame - hog lice sucks the blood of the pig
“Baby-Pig-Hypoglycemia - because of its blood sucking habits, hog raises
- it affects the baby pigs during the first three days believe it may be responsible for the spread of
after the pig is farrowed infection
“Hog Cholera >Cattle Breeds
- young hogs are more susceptible to the disease *For meat
than older hogs. “Ongole/Nellore
- there is no treatment for the disease. - colored white but its hump and neck are dark gray
- infected animals must be slaughtered - mature male weighs 730-834 kg
- female weighs 420-625 kg
1. William Grayson
- ang nagturo ng lihim na daan tungo sa Pasong
Tirad
2. Miguel Malvar
- ang nagpatuloy ng himagsikan laban sa mga
Amerikano matapos madakip ng mga ito si
Aguinaldo
3. Macario Sakay
- heneral na namatay sa kamay ng mga kawal na
Pilipino
4. Gregorio del Pilar
- Bayani ng Tirad Pass
V A L U E S C O M P U T E R
>1 Timothy 6:18 >Software
- Command them to do good, to be rich in good - a generic term for organized collections of
deeds, and to be generous and willing to share computer data
1. Why did the man ignore the cries of the little girl >Operating System
at first? - a system software that manages computer
- because he thought that it could be just an animal hardware & software resources
2. Why did he decide to find her later on? - a component of the system software in a computer
- when he heard that the cries grew louder he system
thought of the smiling face of his own 4-year old - provides common services for computer programs
daughter, Sarah >Utility Program
3. What could have happened if he had just let other - a specific task related to the management of
people save the girl? Why? computer functions, resources, or files, as password
- there was a possibility that no one will save her own protection, memory management, virus protection,
child until she gets drowned and file compression
4. Have you ever done something without waiting for >Device Driver
someone else to do it or without being told and it - a small piece of software that tells the operating
resulted in something great, important, or life- system & other software how to communicate w/ a
changing? What was it? How did you feel? piece of hardware
- >Application Software or App
- allows you to perform specific tasks
>Desktop Applications
- applications for desktops
>Mobile Apps
- applications for mobile devices
>James 5;12 >Word Processor Software
“Above all, my brothers and sisters, do not swear – - allows you to write a letter, design a flyer
not by heaven or by earth or by anything else. - create many other type of documents
1. What promise did the father want the boy to *Microsoft word
make? Why? - most well-known word processor
- he wanted to buy medicine for because he ran out >Spreadsheet Software
of medicine - a program that ability to calculate values using
2. Did the boy promise his father to buy the medicine mathematical formulas and the data in cells
as soon as possible? *Most known Spreadsheets are;
- he didn’t instead he said that he doesn’t have to - Microsoft Excel
worry about it. - Lotus 1-2-3
3. Why did the boy fail to keep his promise? What >Presentation Software
was the result? - sometimes called “Presentation Graphics”
- he eagerly accepted that invite of his friend to play - a category of application program used to create
baseball and when he got home, his father was very sequences of words and pictures that tell a story
ill. >Web browser software
4. What lesson did you learn from the story? - the tool you use to access the Internet
- Time is gold, do not waste the time when you are *Examples;
able to spend your life with people that are special to - Internet Explorer
you. - Firefox
- Google Chrome M U S I C
- Netscape, Opera and Software >Melody (tune, voice or line)
>Data base software - a linear succession of musical tones that the listener
- used for storing, modifying, extracting and hears
searching for information within a data base >Melodies
*Examples; - melodic motion or the pitches or the intervals
- Microsoft Access between the pitches
- Oracle >Interval
- SQL et.al. - the distance between two pitches
>Kinds of Monitor >Vertical or Harmonic
- LED - if it pertains to simultaneously sounding tones
- LCDs >Scale
>Kinds of keyboard - a set of notes or pitches arranged in ascending or
- wired descending order
- wireless - from the Italian word Scala meaning “Stairs or
- ergonomic Steps”
- multimedia >Diatonic Scales
>Kind of Mouse - scales that include half and whole steps
- optical *Dia means 2 or group and tonic means sound or
- mechanical tones
>Mouse Alternatives >Step
- trackball - a small distance or interval between two notes
- touchpad - can be either be a half step or a whole step
- trackpad >Half Step
- a distance between two notes without a key in
between
>Whole Step
- distance between two notes with a key or a note in
between
>Draw the keyboard of the Piano
A R T P H Y S I C A L E D U C A T I O N
>Shape >Volleyball
- a self- contained defined area of geometric or - played by 2 teams of 6 players in each team
organic form >Service
- positive shape in a painting automatically creates a - the act of putting the ball in play
negative shape >Spike
>Space - hitting a ball in play at net level or above
- an element of art that refers to distances or areas >Toss
around, between or within components of a piece - to receive the ball
- it can be positive (white or light) - to position the ball for a good spike
- or negative (black or dark) >Pass
>Color - to pass the ball to a teammate
- the element of art that is produced when light, >Block
striking an object, is reflected back to the eye - to stop a strong ball coming from the opponents
>Primary colors court
- hues yellow, blue and red >Ball
- hues that in theory can be mixed to make all other - not more that 65-67 cm. in circumference with a
colors weight of not more than 262 grams
>Secondary colors >Draw a service area of volleyball
- by mixing two primary hues together
- hues green, violet, and orange
*Orange
- produced by mixing red and yellow
*Violet
- mixing blue and red
*Green
- from yellow and blue
>Tertiary colors
- known as tertiary or intermediate colors
- made by mixing adjacent primary and secondary
hues
- yellow-green, blue-violet, red-violet, red-orange,
yellow-orange
>Draw Geometric picture
H E A L T H H E L E
>Community Health >Thoughts on setting boundaries in a friendship
- a field of health science that is concerned with how 1. Learn from your past friendships
the environment affects human health 2. Socialize in safe places rather than in malls
>Wastes 3. Go slowly
- things that are not necessary and no longer needed 4. Observe how the person treats others
>Waste Storage 5. Inquire about the person’s family
- should be disposed separately on separate 6. Be honest
containers 7. Respect your own time
>Biodegradable wastes >How to meet new people without creeping them
- wastes that are decomposable out
- should be separated from non-biodegradable 1. Don’t be needy
wastes 2. Stay confident
- should be placed in a tight fitting container to 3. Be positive
avoid unpleasant smell >Common stains and their suggested remedies
>Waste disposal 1. Paint
1. Composting - soak the stained part in kerosene or turpentine
- organic wastes can be used as compost to serve thinner
fertilizer and help provide nutrients to the soil 2. Blood
2. Recycling - soak stained spot in cold water with detergent or
- waste products like paper, metal, glass and plastic rub it off with cotton moistened by hydrogen
can be recycled into new and usable products peroxide or vinegar
3. Proper disposal of hazardous wastes 3. Fruit sap
- dangerous wastes that are produced from mining, - immediately soak in basin of soapy water with a
power generation, the defense industry and medical teaspoon of ammonia
and scientific research should be disposed properly 4. Chewing Gum
>5 examples of Non-biodegradable - harden the gum by applying ice cubes then scrape
- plastics it with a knife
- Styrofoam 5. Mud
- glass - let it dry and rub off the dried stain
- cans 6. Chocolate
- old car ties - soak in cold water and pour boiling water on the
>5 examples of Hazardous wastes stained area
- chemicals 7. Soft drinks
- used batteries - wash immediately with soapy water
- expired medicines 8. Oil
- gas tanks - wash immediately with warm soapy water
- pesticides 9. Rust
- wash immediately with salt and calamansi
10. Ink
- wash immediately with soap and vinegar
1. Chef Ophel uses 1.5 kg of garlic daily for cooking
several menus. For how many days can she consume
22.5kg of garlic?