FORM 1 CHAPTER 1

Mass Mass is the quantity of matter in an object. SI unit : Kilogram (kg) Lever balance Weight eight is the !ull of gravity on an object SI unit : "e#ton (") S!ring balance Basic physical quantities & S. . Physical quantities S !nit Length Metre (m) Mass Kilogram (kg) $ime Secon% (s) $em!erature Kelvin (K) &lectric current 'm!ere (') Measu"ing t##ls Length :

'nimal : 'moeba +aramecium +lasmo%ium Multicellular organisms: +lant : S!irogyra Sea #ee% )rass 'nimal : &agle Squirrel 'nt (ell organisation (ell $issue .rgan System .rganism System an% function Skeleton system: +rotects internal organs an% gives su!!ort to the bo%y *loo% circulation system: $rans!ort %issolve% foo%/ gases/ an% #aste materials "ervous system: (onveys nerve im!ulses an% reacts to stimuli 0e!ro%uctive system: +ro%uces re!ro%uctive cells

Measuring ta!e Metre rule (ali!ers

Measure area of irregular sha!e: )ra!h !a!er Measure volume of liqui%: Measuring cylin%er *urette +i!ette

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Structure of cell an% its function
%ucleus (ell control centre Chl#"#plast +ro%uces chloro!hyll

0es!iratory system: &nables the e1change of gases #ith the surroun%ings &1cretory system: 0emoves #astes materials from the bo%y 2igestive system: *reaks u! foo% into sim!les form to be absorbe% an% use% by the bo%y Muscular system: Moves the !arts of the bo%y

Cell &e&'"ane (ontrols the entry an% e1it of materials from the cell Cyt#plas& Stores %issolve% materials

(acu#le (ontains #ater an% solute

Cell )all Maintains the sha!e of the cell

,nicellular organism +lant : (hlamy%omonas -east &uglena

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What is &atte"+ Matter is everything that has mass an% occu!ies s!ace Matter is ma%e u! of tiny !articles Matter e1ist in either: Soli%: Liqui% : )as :

Se!aration metho% : o 2istillation o 6iltration

CHAPTER (ontents of air: "itrogen .1ygen (arbon %io1i%e Inert gases Microorganisms ater va!our 2ust : : : : 9:; 73; <.<5; <.=;

+articles vibrate in their !osition

+articles move gli%ing among each other

+articles move fast an% ran%omly

2ensity: 2ensity is the mass !er unit volume of a substance. ,nit : g4cm5 2ensity formula:
2ensity A BBBBmass of substance (g)BBB >olume of substance (cm5)

+ro!erties of o1ygen: (olourless/ o%ourless an% tasteless gas slightly on #ater no effect on litmus !a!er su!!orts combustion an% res!iration (onfirmation test for .1ygen: )lo#ing #oo%en s!linter: +resence of o1ygen causes the glo#ing #oo%en s!linter to ignites. +ro!erties of carbon %io1i%e: (olourless/ o%ourless an% tasteless gas Slightly soluble in #ater >ery soluble in so%ium hy%ro1i%e (hanges moist blue litmus !a!er from blue to re% (onfirmation test for carbon %io1i%e: Lime#ater test: (arbon %io1i%e turns the lime#ater clou%y 0es!iration
.1ygen (arbon %io1i%e &nergy )lucose
)lucose D o1ygen

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*asic resources of earth : ater 'ir Soil Living things Minerals 6ossil fuels (lassification of matter: Matter is classifie% into:
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Metal "on C Metal

Substance #hich is ma%e u! of one ty!e of !article only (om!oun% Substance that is ma%e u! of t#o or more ty!es of elements. (hemically combine% Se!aration metho% : electrolysis Mi1ture Substance that consist of t#o or more substance 8oine% !hysically

#ater

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#ater D carbon %io1i%e D energy

(om!arison bet#een inhale% an% e1hale% air:

(ombustion:
(arbon D o1ygen Ey%rocarbon D o1ygen Light &. D Eeat &. D carbon %io1i%e Light &. D Eeat &. D carbon %io1i%e D #ater

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FORMS of energy: +otential energy Kinetic energy Eeat energy Light energy (hemical energy Soun% energy &lectrical energy "uclear energy +otential energy: &nergy store% in an object %ue to its !osition or con%ition Kinetic energy: &nergy store% in any moving object Eeat energy: Is a ty!e of energy that rises the tem!erature of an object. Light energy: &nergy that enables us to see (hemical energy: &nergy store% in chemical substances &q: 6oo%/ battery/ fuel Soun% energy: &nergy that is !ro%uce% in vibrating object &lectrical energy: Is !ro%uce% by an electric charge or current "uclear energy: &nergy store% in the nucleus of an atom SO!RCES of &nergy: 6ossil fuels *iomass fuels in% ater Sun 0a%ioactive substances )eothermal energy 0ene#able F "onCrene#able energy sources

0ene#able energy sources: Solar ater in% *iomass )eothermal ave4ti%al "onCrene#able: fossil fuels ra%ioactive substances

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heat is a form of energy heat can be !ro%uce% by the follo#ing #ays: o rubbing t#o objects together o burning objects o electricity that runs through a coile% #ire heat causes soli%s/ liqui%s an% gases to e1!an% an% contract %ifferences bet#een heat an% tem!erature Heat Te&pe"atu"e ' form of energy $he %egree of hotness or col%ness of a substance ,nit A 8oule (8) ,nit A Kelvins (K) Eeat flo#s in three %ifferent #ays: 3.

(on%uction is the flo# of heat through soli% (onvection is the flo# of heat through flui%s such as in gases an% in liqui%s

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0a%iation is the transfer of heat through vacuum (Heat flows from hotter area to colder area) Lan% breeGe:

't night Sea is #armer than lan% (ool air from lan% flo#s to the sea as lan% breeGe

Sea breeGe:

2uring %ay Lan% is #armer than the sea Less %ense hot air on lan% rises (ool air from the sea flo#s to#ar%s the lan% as sea breeGe

+hysical !rocess that involve% in the change of states of matter.

2efects of vision: 3. long sighte% (an see far objects clearly Image forme% behin% retina (auses: C eyeball too small4short C lens too thin correction ? ,se conve1 lens 7.

Liqui%

)as

short sighte% can see near objects clearly image forme% infront of retina causes: C eye ball too big4long C Lens too thick correction ? use concave lens

'bsor!tion of heat: 2urk an% %ull objects absorbs heat better than shiny objects )ives out heat: ' %ull/ %ark surface/ gives out heat better than #hite shiny surface.

+ro!erties of soun%: is a form of energy !ro%uce% by vibrating objects travels in the form of #aves can be reflecte% (echo) can be absorbe% can only travel through me%ium cannot travel through vacuum Stimuli an% res!onses in !lants: +hototro!ism: Stimuli ? Light 0es!onse to obtain sunlight )eotro!ism: Stimuli ? gravity 0es!onse to root itself firmly in the soil4to obtain mineral salts an% #ater Ey%rotro!ism: stimuli ? #ater 0es!onse to obtain #ater an% mineral salts $higmotro!ism: Stimuli ? touch 0es!onse to obtain su!!ort an% light

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Sensory organs: Skin: sense of touch Stimuli : hot/ col%/ !ain/ !ressure/ touch "ose: sense of smell Stimuli : (hemical substance in the air $ongue: Sense of taste Stimuli:(hemical substance in the foo% &ar:

sense of hearing Stimuli: soun%

&ye: sense of sight Stimuli: light +ro!erties of light: light can be reflecte% an% refracte%

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(lasses of foo%: (arbohy%rate: su!!ly energy +rotein:

nee%e% for gro#th !ro%uce ne# cells insulator of heat for the bo%y su!!ly energy

Starch +rotein 6at

glucose amino aci%s 6atty aci% D glycerol

fats:

#ater: hel!s trans!ort e1cretory !ro%ucts from cells to e1cretory organs hel!s the %igestion of foo% vitamins: maintain goo% health Minerals: maintain goo% health 6ibre: hel!s in !eristalsis !revents consti!ation FOO0 TESTS Starch: a fe# %ro!s of i#1ine s#luti#n is a%%e% to foo% sam!le Dve result A It turns 0a"2 Blue )lucose: Bene1ict3s S#luti#n is a%%e% to the foo% sam!le an% heate% Dve result A B"ic2 "e1 p"ecipitate forme% +rotein: Mill#n3s "eagent is a%%e% to the foo% sam!le an% heate% Dve result A B"ic2 "e1 p"ecipitate forme% 6ats: ' little foo% sam!le is !lace% on a !iece of 4ilte" pape" Dve result A ' t"anslucent sp#t is %etecte%.

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Ani&al 2ing1#&5
(e"te'"ates5 Have backbones Ma&&als *o%y covere% #ith hair4fur *reath through lungs )ive birth to young alive Bi"1s *o%y covere% #ith feathers *reath through lungs Lay eggs Eave #ings Reptiles *o%y covere% #ith %ry scales Lay eggs A&phi'ians Live on both lan% an% #ater *reath through lungs F moist skin Eave moist skin Lay eggs Fish Live in #ater *reath through gills *o%y covere% #ith slimy scales Eave fins Lay eggs arm *loo%e% *reath $hrough lungs n7e"e"te'"ates5 No backbones

Plant 6ing1#&
6lo#ering !lant "onC6lo#ering !lant 6erns Mosses 6ungi 'lgae

2I)&S$I>& S-S$&M
Mouth 0ectum 'nus .eso!hagus Stomach 2uo%enum Small intestine

Large intestine

M#n#c#tyle1#ns (Plants with only one cotyledon) Leaves #ith !arallel veins Eave fibrous roots &q: +a%%y/oil !alm/ maiGe 0ic#tyle1#ns (Plants with two cotyledon) Eave net veine% leaves Eave ta! roots &q: beans/ hibiscus/ rubber trees

(onifer

&"2 +0.2,($ .6 2I)&S$I."

*iological control is a control of !ests by the intro%uction of their natural enemy 6oo% #eb +ro%ucer (Selalunya tumbuhan) +rimary consumer (Yang memakan tumbuhan-Producer) Secon%ary consumer(Yang memakan Primary consumer) $ertiary consumer(Yang memakan Secondary consumer) 2ecom!osers (pengurai bahan atau organisma yang sudah mati) +hotosynthesis meru!akan !rocess membuat makanan oleh tumbuhan hijau
(arbon %io1i%e D ater sunlight chloro!hyll glucose D .1ygen

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Species 5 ' grou! of the same kin% of organisms #ith common characteristics P#pulati#n 5 a grou! of organisms of the same s!ecies living an% re!ro%ucing in a %efine% area C#&&unity 5 is ma%e u! of %ifferent !o!ulations of organisms living together in a habitat Ec#syste& 5 consists of !lants/ animals an% the nonC living environment interacting #ith each other for living Ha'itat 5 a !lace #here an organism lives Interaction bet#een living organism: 3. +reyC!re%ator +re%ator : animal that hunts other animals for foo% +rey : $he animal being hunte% (hubungan pemangsa-mangsa) 7. Symbiosis a) (ommensalism satu !ihak men%a!at fae%ah %an !ihak yang satu lagi ti%ak a%a kesan ?ve atau Dve b) Mutualism Ke%uaC%ua !ihak men%a!at fae%ah c) 5. +arasitism Satu !ihak men%a!at men%a!at fae%ah %an satu !ihak rugi

(onservation means !ro!er management on the use of natural resources to maintain future accessibility +reservation Measures taken to maintain living organisms an% the natural environment in their natural balance state

CHAPTER +hysical characteristics of #ater #ater can e1ist in 5 states : Soli%/ liqui%/ gas (olourless/ tasteless/ o%ourless at room tem!erature 6reeGing !oint of !ure #ater : <o( *oiling !oint of !ure #ater : 3<< o( 2ensity of !ure #ater : 3 g4cm5 $est for !resence of #ater: C#'alt chl#"i1e pape" changes from 'lue t# pin2 (om!osition of #ater ater is a com!oun%/ ma%e u! of 7 atoms of hy%rogen an% 3 atom of o1ygen

(om!etition interaksi antara organisma untuk ke!erluan yang sama

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&va!oration is a !rocess by #hich liqui% changes into #ater va!our at any tem!erature 6actors affecting eva!oration: o Surface area o Eumi%ity o Movement of air o $em!erature of surroun%ings Solution F Solubility a) Solution a mi1ture of solute an% solvent b) Solvent Liqui% that %issolves a substance c) 3. 7. 5. Solute ' substance that is %issolve%)

*oiling Strengh ? kills microorganisms (anJt remove insoluble !articles F %issolve substance 2istillation Strengh ? removes insoluble an% %issolve substance4 removes microorganisms $asteless (hlorination Strengh ? kills microorganism (anJt remove insoluble !articles F %issolve% substance

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Kinetic theory of gas gas !articles move freely in all %irection )as !articles colli%e #ith the #all of the container an% bounce back ' force is e1erte% by the !articles onto the #all $his force !ro%uces a !ressure on the #alls of the container 6actors affecting 'ir !ressure ('+) (#lu&e Te&pe"atu"e (#lu&e 8 9 AP : Te&pe"atu"e 8 9 AP 8 (#lu&e : 9 AP 8 Te&pe"atu"e : 9 AP :

2ilute solution a solution that contains very little solute (oncentrate% solution Solution that contain a lot of solute Saturate% solution Solution that contains the ma1imum amount of solute an% cannot %issolve any more solute

6actors affecting solubility "ature of the solute "ature of the solvent $em!erature of the solvent '(I2 $aste sour (orrosive !E less than 9 (hange #et blue litmus !a!er to re% 'LK'LIS $aste bitter an% soa!y (orrosive !E more than 9 (hange #et blue litmus !a!er to re% +,0I6I('$I." 3. 6iltration strength ? 0emove large insoluble soli%s (anJt remove %issolve substance F microorganism

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6.0(& Is an act of !ush an% !ull (annot be seen &66&($ can be seen or felt Eas magnitu%e an% %irection $-+& .6 6.0(& 6rictional force o .ccurs #hen t#o surface in contact o 'l#ays o!!oses the motion of the object o 'cts in the o!!osite %irection to movement o (an slo# %o#n or sto! moving object

)ravitational force o 6orce that !ull objects to the earth o (auses all objects to have #eight

&lectrostatic force o 6orce of attraction or re!ulsion bet#een charge% substance o &nables charge substance to attract neutral substance such as small !ieces of !a!er o Same charges re!el each other o 2ifferent charges attract each other

thick an% #i%e roots that gro# from the stem above the groun% e.q: 'ngsana tree/ %urian tree

+ro! roots 0oots #hich gro# from the stem or branches &.q.: !an%an !lant/ maiGe !lant +rickles 'n outgrou#th of the e!i%ermis an% can be easily remove% from the stem. &.q: 0ose $en%rils (urly stringClike structures mo%ifie% from stems an% leaves (url an% t#ine roun% !arts of other !lants or objects to hel! the !lant to climb &.q: (ucumber !lant/ bitter gour%/ !um!kin Stilt roots 0oots that %evelo! from the main stem an% gro# into the groun% for su!!ort. &.q: Mangrove tree (*akau) (las!ing roots 0oots that gri! onto other !lants or structure to get su!!ort &.q: betel vine (sirih)/ orchi% $horns (duri) Shar! mo%ifie% branches that cannot be easily remove% 'ct as hooks to hol% on to su!!orts. &.q: *ouganvillea ( unga !ertas)

Magnetic force o &nables a magnet to attract magnetic substances like iron/ nickel an% cobalt .0K ork is sai% to be %one #hen a 4#"ce &#7es an #';ect over a %istance in the 1i"ecti#n of the force &quation for calculating #ork %one: W#"2 >;#ule? 9 F#"ce >%e)t#n? @ 1istance >&et"e? +. &0 +o#er is the rate of %oing #ork/ #hich means the amount of #ork %one !er unit time. +o#er can be calculate% using the equation:
P#)e" >)atts? 9 W#"2 1#ne >;#ules? Ti&e ta2en >sec#n1s?

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>ertebrates have 3. &n%oskeleton also kno#n as internal skeleton Ma%e u! of bones an% cartilage Invertebrates have 3. &1oskeleton Ma%e of cuticle or calcium carbonate &1am!les animals: centi!e%e/ ant/ crab 7. Ey%rostatic skeleton (onsist of a muscular #all #hich encloses a bo%y cavity that is fille% #ith 4lui1 $his bo%y flui% !ressure gives su!!ort an% sha!e to the animal &1am!les animals: earth#orm/ leech/ jellyfish S,++.0$ S-S$&M I" +L'"$S *uttress 0oot

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The p#int #4 equili'"iu& is the !oint #here the #hole #eight of an object a!!ears to act on. It is also the !oint #hich an object can be balance% on an% it is !resent in all objects. It is also kno#n as the cent"e #4 g"a7ity of the object 6'($.0S '66&($I") $E& S$'*ILI$- .6 '" .*8&($ 3.

$he !osition of the centre of gravity. the lo#er the centre of gravity/ the more stable the object

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$he base area $he #i%er the base area/ the more stable the object

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L&>&0 is a sim!le machine makes #ork easier have 5 !arts : o 6 A 6ulcrum o & A &ffort o L A Loa% (L'SS&S .6 L&>&0 "otice the mi%%le !art of the lever L 6 6 6 L & & & L A A A 3st class 7n% class 5r% class

$E& M.M&"$ .6 6.0(& $he SI unit for moment of force A %e)t#nB&et"e >%&? 6ormula for moment of force:
M#&ent #4 4#"ce F#"ce 9 >%? C >%&? Pe"pen1icula" 1istance 4"#& the pi7#t t# the 4#"ce >&?

L&>&0 I" &K,ILI*0I,M #hen a lever is in equilibrium/ the sum of the anticlock#ise moments is equal to the sum of the clock#ise moments. $he !rinci!le of moments can be re!resente% by the follo#ing formula:
0istance #4 e44#"t 0istance #4 l#a1 E44#"t D#a1 C 4"#& the 4ulc"u& C 4"#& the 4ulc"u& 9 >E? >D?