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🧪 Science – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Science Behind It

hen we sweat, our body is trying to cool down. But here’s what’s really happening:

Sweat is made mostly of water.
As it evaporates (turns into gas), it absorbs heat from your skin.
This heat loss makes you feel cooler.

This is called evaporative cooling — a natural air-conditioner built into your body!

🔹 Scientific Terms

Evaporation: Liquid turning into gas
Latent Heat: The heat absorbed during a phase change (like water → vapor).
Thermoregulation: Your body’s way of controlling temperature.

🔍 Quick Fact

Camels don’t sweat much — it helps them save water and survive in the desert!

🧠 Flashcard Tip

se this as a cue card:

Q: Why does evaporation cause cooling?
A: Because it absorbs heat from the surroundings, lowering the temperature.

➗ Maths – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Magic of Zero

ero may seem like "nothing," but it’s actually one of the most powerful inventions in human history.

Here’s why:

It’s the foundation of place value (in 10, 100, 1000, etc.)
It lets us represent nothingness — a quantity that doesn’t exist.
It makes calculation systems efficient (try doing long division in Roman numerals — you can’t!).

Zero isn’t just a number. It’s a mathematical placeholder, identity element, and a concept of balance.

🔹 Mathematical Terms

Place Value: The value of a digit depending on its position.
Additive Identity: Any number + 0 = the same number.
Multiplication Rule: Any number × 0 = 0.

🔍 Quick Fact

he symbol for zero came from India and was later adopted by Arab mathematicians.
Without zero, modern computing wouldn't exist.

✏️ Try This At Home

Multiply any number with 0.
Now try subtracting 0 from the number.
See how the value stays or vanishes? That’s zero in action

🧠 Flashcard Tip

reate a revision flashcard like this:

Q: What happens when any number is multiplied by 0?
A: The result is always 0.

📘 English – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 What Does “Cred” Mean?

he root "cred" comes from Latin, meaning "to believe or trust."
It appears in many common English words related to belief, trust, and truth.

🔹 Word Examples with “Cred”

Credible - Believable; trustworthy
Incredible - Unbelievable; too extraordinary
Credit - Trust in payment or reliability
Credence - Belief or acceptance as true
Credential - Proof of someone's reliability

🧠 How to Remember

hink of “Cred” = Believe

If something is credible, you believe it.
If someone has credentials, they can be trusted.
If something is incredible, it's hard to believe!

✏️ Try This At Home

Make 1 sentence each with:

Credible
Incredible
Credentials

Example:
“Her explanation was so detailed, it sounded completely credible.”

🧠 Flashcard Tip

ere’s how your vocabulary flashcard can look:

Q: What does the root word “cred” mean?
A: To believe or trust.

Bonus:

Q: What’s the opposite of “credible”?
A: “Incredible” – hard to believe.

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Learning through Flashcards, Creativity & Academics

What is the Saporiverse Knowledge Library?

Learn, Prepare, and Play – All in One Place

Designed for Everyone – Accessible. Flexible. Affordable.

🧪 Science – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Science Behind It

🔹 Scientific Terms

🔍 Quick Fact

🧠 Flashcard Tip

➗ Maths – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Magic of Zero

🔹 Mathematical Terms

🔍 Quick Fact

✏️ Try This At Home

🧠 Flashcard Tip

📘 English – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 What Does “Cred” Mean?

🔹 Word Examples with “Cred”

🧠 How to Remember

✏️ Try This At Home

🧠 Flashcard Tip

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Learning through Flashcards, Creativity & Academics

What is the Saporiverse Knowledge Library?

Learn, Prepare, and Play – All in One Place

Designed for Everyone – Accessible. Flexible. Affordable.

🧪 Science – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Science Behind It

🔹 Scientific Terms

🔍 Quick Fact

🧠 Flashcard Tip

➗ Maths – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 The Magic of Zero

🔹 Mathematical Terms

🔍 Quick Fact

✏️ Try This At Home

🧠 Flashcard Tip

📘 English – Edition #001 (13 May 2025)

🔹 What Does “Cred” Mean?

🔹 Word Examples with “Cred”

🧠 How to Remember

✏️ Try This At Home

🧠 Flashcard Tip

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