Home Economics

• 1.follow instruction book
• 2.use a suitable needle and thread
• 3.remove pins before sewing
• 4.guide fabric into the machine - do not push or pull
• 5.keep the bulk of fabric to the left
• 6. check stitching after every line.

• 1.upper tension to tight
• 2.loose presser foot

• 1. a blunt needle
• 2.Stitch to long

• 1. upper tension to loose
• 2. bobbin incorrectly threaded

• 1.sunlight
• 2.air
• 2.water
• 4.fossil fuels (oli, coal and peat)

• 1.acid rain which damages buildings and wildlife
• 2. Respitory problems e.g asthma
• 3. Brain damage in children

onzone reduction increases the risk of skin cancer and eye cataracts and also causes the planet to overheat leading to the greenhouse effect

• 1. insulate house well
• 2. switch off lights and heaters
• 3. avoid blocking radiators
• 4. keep doors closed
• 5. turn down thermostats
• 6. Use CFL bulbs

• 1.reduce
• 2.reuse
• 3.recycle
• 4.refuse

biodegradable is caple of being broken and made harmless by nature

the ozone layer protects us from the harmful rays of the sun

• 1.protects the body from microorganisns in the air
• 2.Prevents loss of body fluid
• 3.touch-the nerve endings near the surface of the skin are sensitive to heat/cold/pain
• 4.Remove waste through pores

cannot be broken down by nature

a resource is something that helps us achieve a goal or complete a task

Budgeting is important so you do not run out of money for things you need.

• 1.to offset richness
• 2.to improve food value
• 3.to improve apperance

a roux sauce consits of equal quantities of fat and flour.

A consumer is anyone who buys goods or uses services.