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If James is testing how much coffee he needs to stay awake all night, what is his independent variable?

Amount of coffee

100

What are the two things that affect gravity on an object?

Mass and distance

100

Put these in order from smallest to largest:

organ, cell, organ system, organism, tissue

cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism

100

Describe what the particles look like and how they move in a solid, liquid and gas. 

Solid: particles are closely packed together and vibrating

Liquid: particles are a little farther apart and slide past each other

Gas: particles are far apart and moving around all over the place

100

On a pH scale, what is the pH for acid, base and neutral?

Acid: under 7


Base: above 7

Neutral: 7

200

If James is testing how much coffee he needs to stay awake all night, what is his dependent variable?

Amount of time awake

200

What is the layout of the Earth, Moon and Sun when there is a solar eclipse?

Sun - Moon - Earth

The moon is in between the Sun and Earth and blocks the sun's light from getting to Earth. 

200

Describe the difference between mitosis and meiosis (type of reproduction, number of daughters and number of chromosomes.)

Mitosis is asexual reproduction that produces two daughters with the same chromosomes. Meiosis is sexual reproduction that produces four daughters with half the number of chromosomes.

200

What are the three particles of an atom?

Proton, electron, neutron

200

What type of ecological relationship occurs when one animal benefits and the other isn't affected?

Commensalism

300

What causes a theory to change?

New evidence

300

Put the items in order from smallest to largest:

Solar system, moon, star, galaxy, planet, universe

Moon, Planet, Sun, Solar System, Galaxy, Universe

300

What are the three requirements of the cell theory?

All cells come from other cells.

All living things are made of cells. 

Cells are the basic unit of life. 

300

Is melting ice a physical or chemical change? Why?

Physical change because it is still water regardless of it is is solid or liquid. 

300

What force keeps all planets from drifting away from the Sun?

Gravity
400

What are the five steps of the scientific method?

Ask a question

Write a hypothesis

Experiment

Collect Data

Conclusion

400

What is the brightness a star appears from Earth?

Apparent magnitude

400

What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis?

Water + carbon dioxide + sunlight --> glucose + oxygen

400

Orange juice has a pH of 3.5. Is it an acid or a base?

Acid

400

In a dog, having a straight tail is dominant (T) and a curly tail is recessive (t). What is the probability of having a curly tail if both parents are heterozygous?

25%

500

Describe the difference between replication and repetition.

Replication is another scientist completing your experiment to check if it's accurate. Repetition is doing multiple trials in your own experiment to make sure your results are consistent.

500

Which type of tide creates higher high tides and lower low tides?

Spring Tides

500

What are the three requirements of homeostasis?

Extract energy from nutrients.

Get rid of waste.

Reproduce. 

500

What are the three types of heat transfer?

Conduction, convection and radiation 

500

What is the Law of Conservation of Energy and Mass?

Energy/mass cannot be created or destroyed. 

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