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    The document provides instructions for a science exam, asking students to answer 8 questions about processes involved in collecting, preserving, storing, and analyzing samples of plants and animals. It asks the student to define key terms, state guidelines and equipment for sampling, explain methods of preservation and storage, and give reasons scientists collect samples. The questions cover the main steps needed to create a sample collection, from planning and collecting specimens to analyzing and organizing samples taxonomically.

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    The document provides instructions for a science exam, asking students to answer 8 questions about processes involved in collecting, preserving, storing, and analyzing samples of plants and animals. It asks the student to define key terms, state guidelines and equipment for sampling, explain methods of preservation and storage, and give reasons scientists collect samples. The questions cover the main steps needed to create a sample collection, from planning and collecting specimens to analyzing and organizing samples taxonomically.

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    SARASWATI VIDYA NIKETAN

    FORM 4
    INTEGRATED SCIENCE
    DATE: 01-08-2021

    Name:

    Instructions:
    Answer all questions
    1. State and define the three main process we need to carry out if you what to make a sample handbook. (6
    marks)
    2. When collecting samples, what are five equipment that you would want to have with you? (5 marks)
    3. What are the two guidelines we should follow when collecting samples. (2 marks)
    4. State and explain the two methods of preserving plant samples. (6 marks)
    5. What are two guidelines we should follow when storing our samples for later use? (2 marks)
    6. State and explain one reason why scientists would want to collect and store plant and animal samples?
    (4 marks)
    7. State three characteristics/ features we would look for if we have to collect samples of leaves in the
    environment.(3 marks)
    8. Define the term taxonomy. (2 marks)

    (30 marks)

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