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    Dave Manrique - Q4-WK6 - PT1

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    1. The document is a science worktext for a student named Xyrus Dave R. Manrique. It contains instructions for a performance task to construct a simple model demonstrating that heat can do work. 2. The model involves cutting a spiral shape out of paper and gluing it to a stick standing upright on a cardboard, so the spiral rests on the stick above a lit candle placed on the cardboard below. 3. When the candle is lit, the rising hot air causes the spiral to burn from the bottom up, demonstrating that heat flowing from the candle can do work by burning the spiral.

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    1. The document is a science worktext for a student named Xyrus Dave R. Manrique. It contains instructions for a performance task to construct a simple model demonstrating that heat can do work. 2. The model involves cutting a spiral shape out of paper and gluing it to a stick standing upright on a cardboard, so the spiral rests on the stick above a lit candle placed on the cardboard below. 3. When the candle is lit, the rising hot air causes the spiral to burn from the bottom up, demonstrating that heat flowing from the candle can do work by burning the spiral.

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    1. The document is a science worktext for a student named Xyrus Dave R. Manrique. It contains instructions for a performance task to construct a simple model demonstrating that heat can do work. 2. The model involves cutting a spiral shape out of paper and gluing it to a stick standing upright on a cardboard, so the spiral rests on the stick above a lit candle placed on the cardboard below. 3. When the candle is lit, the rising hot air causes the spiral to burn from the bottom up, demonstrating that heat flowing from the candle can do work by burning the spiral.

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    Dave Manrique - Q4-WK6 - PT1

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    1. The document is a science worktext for a student named Xyrus Dave R. Manrique. It contains instructions for a performance task to construct a simple model demonstrating that heat can do work. 2. The model involves cutting a spiral shape out of paper and gluing it to a stick standing upright on a cardboard, so the spiral rests on the stick above a lit candle placed on the cardboard below. 3. When the candle is lit, the rising hot air causes the spiral to burn from the bottom up, demonstrating that heat flowing from the candle can do work by burning the spiral.

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    Name of Student Xyrus Dave R.

    Manrique
    QUARTER 4
    Section Fleming

    Subject SCIENCE 9
    WEEK 6
    Subject Teacher MS. YELLOH RHAIZA B. LIBAN

    Week 6
    SCIENCE WORKTEXT
    Topic: HEAT, WORK AND ENERGY
    Learning Objectives:
    MELC: Construct a model
    to demonstrate that Define heat and work
    heat can do work Describe how doing work releases
    heat
    Construct a model to demonstrate that

    PERFORMANCE TASK 1
    Objective: Make a simple model that shows heat can do work.
    Materials: candle, match, cardboard, scissors, pointed stick, bond paper, glue

    Precautionary measures: Be careful when using fire and scissors.


    Ask for adult supervision if necessary.

    Procedure:
    1. Cut a piece of cardboard to a circular shape.
    2. Cut a circular piece of the bond paper and cut a spiral out of it as shown
    on Fig 2.
    3. Glue the stick to the cardboard so that it stands upright on the cardboard.
    4. With the stick pointing upwards, make a crease on the top of the spiral
    cutout and let the crease rest on the pointed end of the stick. Let the
    spiral fall. Refer to Fig 3.
    5. Put a candle below the spiral, resting in the cardboard. Light the candle
    using the match. Make sure that the candlelight does not reach the bond
    paper.

    Guide Questions:
    1. What happens to the spiral when you light the candle?
    -The spiral burns, the fire starts from the lower part up to the rim of the spiral that I created.

    2. What causes the spiral to behave that way?


    - The spiral behave that way because hot air rises, heat flows from hotter object
    to the cooler objects when two objects are in contact. The candle flame produces
    heat, as this hot air rises, it makes the spiral heated and heats travel though the
    part of the spiral which has lower temperature.

    1
    ATTACH A PICTURE OF YOUR MODEL

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