SCIENCE7_Q1_W3_COMPOUNDS

Name: Miguel B. Taroy Year Level & Section:7-Delos Santos

Activity 3: Odd One Out

Objective/s:
After this activity, you should be able to:
Identify the odd among the images in the box and be able to distinguish its
difference one from the others.
Directions: Analyze each part of the circle. One of the parts will be different than the
others. Shade or Encircle the part of the circle that does not match. Using a complete
sentence explain how that part is different from the others. Answers should be Science
related and should show your understanding of elements and compounds but
specifically compounds. ( 2 Pts.each)

Chemistry History
History
History is the
odd one out
because it is not
EXAMPLE: Biology Physics a type of
science like the
others.

Sugar
Gold
Water Rubbing
Iron Steel
alcohol

Sodium
Copper

1.Sodium is the odd one out because the 2.Steel is the odd one out because it’s a
other examples were compounds and compound and the other examples were
sodium is not a compound but an an element.
element.

The parts are not

Chemically combined
Salt Water
Parts can be Parts keep their
Limestone Blood Separated individual
physically properties
Parts are in a
Cement set ratio

3.Blood is the odd one out because all

the other examples are chemical
4.Parts are set in ratio is the odd one out
compound but blood is a chemical
because all the other examples are traits
mixture,
of a chemical mixture and this is not.
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Fill in the blank. Write your answer in the blank provided.

Compound is a substance formed when two or more element are

chemical bonded together. It can be destroyed by chemical means. The
types of bonds that hold elements together is either covalent bond or ionic
bond.

Pure water is a substance that results from a combination of two

different chemical elements. Water is important to organisms because it
carries nutrients to all cells in our body and oxygen to our brain . It also
flushes out toxins and waste in our body.

( 1 Pt. each)

Looking at the examples below, tell which among the symbols are compounds by
putting underline to the chemical symbol.
Fe Mn KI H
CH₄ Kr NaCl NO
(1 Pt. each)