Human body & Cells
What is the basic unit of structure and function for all living things?
What is cells?
What is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen
A push or pull is known as...
What is a force?
What is Gregor Mendal?
What are the 2 types of energy?
Potential and kinetic energy.
Put the following terms in order for least complex to most complex.
Organism, tissue, cells, organ systems, organs.
What is cells, tissue, organ, organ system and organism?
What kind of weather do high and low pressure systems bring?
What is high pressure systems bring warm and sunny weather and low pressure systems bring rainy and stormy weather?
A moving object must undergo a change of this to be considered in motion.
What is position?
Give an example of a genotype and a phenotype.
What is...
Genotype: TT, Tt, or tt
Phenotype: answers will vary
What is cannot be created or destroyed?
Name the organ system that is in control of digesting food and breaking it down to use the nutrients for energy.
What is the digestive system?
What is west to east?
A car travels 10 meters in 2 seconds, its average speed is
What is 5 meters per second? 5m/s
Define what homozygous and heterozygous means.
What is 2 of the same alleles and 2 different alleles?
When does an object in motion have the most kinetic energy?
What is at the bottom of the fall (closest to the ground)?
True or false: An adult human body has more bones than an infants.
What is false?
Put the layers of the atmosphere in order from most dense to least dense.
Word bank: mesosphere, thermosphere, stratosphere, exosphere and troposphere.
What is troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere and exosphere?
Name the 3 types of forces.
What is gravity, magnets and friction?
What is that dominant is the stronger trait and will always show while recessive traits are always weaker?
Where would an object have the most potential energy at?
A. A book sitting on top of a bookshelf.
B. A book sitting on the middle shelf in a book case.
C. A book sitting on the floor next to a bookshelf.
What is A?
Name the 5 of the 9 human body systems we covered this year and one example of what each system does.
Answers will vary.
You must answer all 3 of these questions right to get creadit for this answer:
1. In which layer does weather occur?
2. In which layer do meteors burn up in?
3. In which layers to spaceships orbit?
What is:
1. Troposphere
2. Mesosphere
3. Exosphere
1. The steeper the slant or slope of a line, the ________ the speed of the object.
2. A horizontal line in a time vs distance graph represents...
1. What is faster?
2. What is no motion?
If a homozygous dominant father crosses with a heterozygous mother, what percent of their offspring would show the dominant trait?
What is 100%?
Explain where a pendulum has the most kinetic and potential energy.
What is a pendulum has the most kinetic energy in the dead center of its swing and the most potential energy at the very beginning and ending of its swing?