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    SCIENCE 7

    Quarter 4 – Module 2:
    Mission Possible: Saving Planet Earth
    Shara Jhea B. Maregmen
    Proverbs

    What I Know
    1. C 11. D
    2. C 12. C
    3. B 13. D
    4. B 14. D
    5. A 15. B
    6. D
    7. D
    8. B
    9. C
    10. A
    Lesson
    Earth’s Natural Resources
    1

    What’s In
    Based on the map, Philippines is located at Southeast Asia
    What’s New

    1. R 2. R 3. R 4. NR 5. NR

    What’s More
    Renewable Nonrenewable
    Cotton Steel
    Leather shoes Soda can
    Wooden chair Crude oil
    Water Gold Necklace
    Paper Petroleum

    What I Have Learned


    1. Natural resources 6. Volcanoes

    2. Renewable resources 7. Minerals

    3. Nonrenewable resources 8. Solar energy

    4. Pacific ring of fire 9. Hydropower

    5. Magma 10. Fossil fuels

    What I Can Do
    Renewable Nonrenewable
    Solar Energy Oil
    Soil Steel
    Trees Aluminum
    Grass Coal
    Groundwater Phosphates
    Do you find these resources important?
    Yes I do find these resources important, because resources are important for us as we utilize
    them to satisfy our wants. Many minerals like iron, copper, mica etc. are used in industries
    for manufacturing various goods. Minerals like coal and petroleum are used for the
    generation of electricity.
    How do you show your appreciation of their uses?
    However, it is also important to consider how these resources can be used long term. Some
    resources will practically never run out. These are known as renewable resources. Renewable
    resources also produce clean energy, meaning less pollution and greenhouse gas emissions,
    which contribute to climate change.

    Assessment
    1. C 11. C
    2. D 12. D
    3. D 13. A
    4. A 14. C
    5. B 15.
    6. C
    7. C
    8. A
    9. C
    10. B
    Additional Activities

    What I Know
    1. B 11. D
    2. D 12. B
    3. D 13. C
    4. A 14. A
    5. B 15. D
    6. D
    7. C
    8. A
    9. D
    10. C
    Lesson
    Sustainable Use of Natural Resources
    2

    What’s In
    Which of these materials are renewable? Nonrenewable? Drinking water is renewable
    and gold necklace is nonrenewable.

    What’s New
    1. YES 6. NO

    2. NO 7. YES

    3. NO 8. YES

    4. NO 9. YES

    5. YES 10. NO

    What’s More
    1. NS 6. NS

    2. S 7. NS

    3. NS 8. NS

    4. S 9. S

    5. S 10. S
    What I Have Learned
    1. Sustainability 6. Conserving

    2. Wisely 7. Destruction

    3. Wasting 8. Reforestation

    4. Sustainable 9. Carbon dioxide

    5. Recycling 10. Global warming

    What I Can Do
    1.) In order to help the sustainability of Earth's resources, we must make a
    difference. Talking about difference, it means that we need to be a resourceful when
    using or consuming our natural resources like the water mentioned above. In using
    water we must responsible enough, we must turn off the faucet after using it so that
    it will not be wasted.
    2.) We know that trees gives us an important rule, from building a house, furniture,
    food and businesses. And because if that we need to be resourceful in using it, for
    the sustainability. After cutting trees we should replant a new one to replace it. We
    know that trees are very important in the entire world, because it's responsible for
    making the balance temperature. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and releases oxygen.
    And by planting trees we can make a difference in this world.
    3.) In talking about the consumption of energy, most of us are responsible for this, in
    order to have sustainability, we must be responsible and discipline well. And this way
    we can make a big difference
    4.) Gadgets in this high technology generation is very common and famous, most of
    us using it daily. In order to have sustainability and for the protection of our health,
    we must lessen the screen time, and this way we can make a difference.
    5.) We know that food is the basic needs of the people. In order it have a
    sustainability of consuming, we need to follow some tips in eating. First you just get
    food according to your level of consumption. Second if possible you must grow your
    own food resources.
    Assessment
    1. B 11. D
    2. D 12. A
    3. A 13. C
    4. C 14. B
    5. A 15. B
    6. A
    7. C
    8. D
    9. C
    10. B

    Additional Activities
    Day 1

    vegetable peels - ¼ kilo

    plastic bottles - 3to7

    Day 2

    paper 1-2 kg

    plastic bags - 1-2 pcs

    vegetable scraped

    cans - 3 -4

    Day 3

    paper 1kg

    vegetable waste
    my family generates waste the most is vegetable waste we can reduce it through
    making it fertilizer for soil.

    What We Can Do to Reduce Our Waste

    Shop eco-friendly with reusable bags, in stores, reusable grocery bags are
    already commonplace across Canada. Furthermore, they can significantly help
    reduce the number of plastic bags collecting in our landfills. Ditch disposables in the
    kitchen Sure, plastic wrap, tin foil, paper towels and plastic zip bags may be
    convenient but they create a lot of waste. Try using a silicone baking sheet in place of
    tinfoil or parchment. When cleaning, swap out paper towels and single-use wipes for
    microfiber cloths you can wash and reuse. Reusable lunch containers and washable
    snack bags will keep your food just as fresh and will minimize the amount of trash
    coming from your household on a day-to-day basis. Say no to disposable water
    bottles and coffee cups, Contrary to popular belief, disposable coffee cups
    are not recyclable, due to the inside coating they have. For coffee on the go, use a
    travel mug. It's just as convenient, and it can save you money too! And why not try a
    double-insulated bottle that can handle both your hot and cold beverages! Choose
    paperless billing, paying bills can be fast, easy and paper-free! Why not spend an
    hour switching all your paper statements to electronic delivery sometime this week?
    Enter your invoices' due date on your online calendar or set up automated payments
    so you don't have to worry about missing a payment.

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