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G5T11: why the total mass always holds — how it looks on TimeBack

What this is. The topic in the order a student meets it — intro, each lesson, mixed practice, summary, PP100 — each part rendered in David's mimic of the TimeBack player: one column of cards, revealed one at a time by Continue. Every page's blue bar has Previous / Next, so you can walk the whole topic.

A lesson page: the video (or, until it exists, what it will say) → its one question → the whole article, one card per subtitle, figures where they belong → the quiz.

What the mimic cannot show. On the real platform the video is a separate activity before the lesson; here it sits in the first card. Typed-word answers and put-in-order tasks, which the player has but the mimic does not, appear as "Practice" cards with the answer printed. The intro poll is a pick where every reply is right. Two-option questions show as two-option MCQs (on the real platform they become a two-word pick). The PP100 is a note; its bank is on the reviewer page.

Tip: add #auto=end to a page's address to see it fully revealed and answered; #auto=wrong shows the red retry state.

PartTitleVideoCards in allTeaching cardsCheckpointsof which numericPractice cards (not gates)
Topic introTopic intro: why the total mass always holdstranscript2010—
L01 The total mass holds through every changeThe total mass holds through every changetranscript165100—
L02 Measure the mass before and after the changeMeasure the mass before and after the changetranscript177801 order
L03 A result counts for more when another group gets it tooA result counts for more when another group gets it tootranscript15680—
L04 Add the solid to the liquid: the mass holds when it dissolvesAdd the solid to the liquid: the mass holds when it dissolvestranscript166702 typed-word
L05 The mass holds when the state changes inside a sealed containerThe mass holds when the state changes inside a sealed containertranscript155702 typed-word
L06 Where the missing mass wentWhere the missing mass wenttranscript155801 typed-word
Mixed practiceMixed practice: why the total mass always holds—1301001 typed-word, 1 written
Topic summaryTopic summary: why the total mass always holdstranscript4030—
PP100PP100: why the total mass always holds—1000—

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