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  • November 4, 2024
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Clarence P. Bustillo Grade 11 STEM B1

Lesson 5.1: Minerals
Worksheet 1

Instruction: Write true if the given statement is correct, otherwise, write false.

1. True - A mineral is considered as an essential part of the everyday living of
humankind.

2. True - Minerals were used during the ‘Stone Age’, ‘Bronze Age’, and ‘Iron Age’.

3. True - Minerals can be seen at home, in personal things, as components of
electronics, for making jewelry, and for health and medicine.

4. True - The use of minerals depends on the mineral’s physical and chemical
properties.

5. False - The mineral iron is a poor conductor of electricity and has a high melting
point.

6. True - Silicon chip is important in computers. Quartz is composed of silicon. The
screen of the computer is also made from quartz.

7. False - Silicone is an excellent electrical conductor.

8. True - Being lightweight and strong, titanium and aluminum are good in
manufacturing airplanes. It is also good in making space shuttles.

9. True - Medicines are also composed of some minerals. An example is kaolinite
which is sometimes included in the medicines you intake or lotions that you put
on your skin.

10. True - Among the metals, tungsten has the highest melting point. This is the
reason why the tungsten is used in making the filaments of a light bulb since the
bulb can be very hot.

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