Viral Parts
What is found inside the capsid?
RNA / DNA / Genetic Information
What is the coldest terrestial planet in our solar system?
Mars
They move faster.
Gravitational potential energy is the energy stored in an object above the ground.
What is gravitational potential energy?
Which gas do plants absorb from the air during photosynthesis?
Carbon Dioxide
What are viruses made of?
Protien and Genetic information.
How many moons does Neptune have?
16 (That we know of)
Name 4 processes of changing state
Melting, Freezing, Evaporation, Condensation, Deposition, Sublimation.
What is the basic unit of forces?
Newton
What is H2O
Name atleast 4 viral structures
DNA/RNA , Capsid , Envelope , Spike Proteins , Envelope Proteins
How much moons do the Terrestial planets of our solar system have combined?
3
Give 3 examples of melting.
Some examples : Ice melting into water, Wax turning into liquid Wax, Metal turning into liquid steel.
What is the gravitational strength of Earth rounded to the nearest tenth?
9.8 N
Why do we see lightning before we hear thunder?
Because light travel faster than sound
A spherical virus's structure looks ball shaped.
What does the spherical virus's structure look like?
What does the spherical virus look like?
What is the ancient hypothetical planet that hit Earth?
Theia
What is the boiling point and temperature of evaporation of water?
100°c and any temparature above absolute 0 or 0 kelvin
Accept the answer 100°c and any temparature
Give an example of an object that has elastic potential energy stored within it.
Depends on what they said.
Name 5 Elemental molecules ((Example : Hydrogen) Dont use Hydrogen if you feel nice)
Idk depends on what they said
Name 2 viral parts (Except for RNA/DNA) and explain how its structure helps the virus.
Capsid : Round and covers genetic information to protect the DNA/RNA.
Envelope : Round and covers capsid and the genetic information to protect.
Spike Proteins : Long spike-like structure and extends out the envelope to attach and enter cells.
Envelope Proteins : A short spike-like structure, not as long as spike proteins, that extend out the envelope to support spike proteins to attach and enter cells.
What planet has an axial tilt of 97.77° to 98° relative to its orbital plane? Hint : It stinky
Uranus
Snow is an example of depostition in daily life.
What is an example of deposition in daily life?
What is Isaac Newton's FULL name?
Isaac Newton
Sir Isaac Newton
What dinosaur (from the cretaceous )has a name that translates to "king of the tyrant lizards"?
T-rex
Tyrannosaurus rex