Photosynthesis & Plants
Invertebrates & Arthropods
Earth & Rocks
Matter & Chemistry
Miscellaneous
100

This uses sunlight, carbon dioxide, & water to make food in plant leaves.

Photosynthesis

100

Arthropods have an external skeleton made of this protein.

Chitin

100

The Earth has three main internal layers. Name any two.

crust, mantle, core
100

Matter is anything that has these two properties.

  Mass and volume (or has mass and takes up space).

100

This type of volcano is formed by eruptions of mostly tephra and very little lava

Cinder cone

200

The tiny openings on the underside of a leaf that take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen.

Stomata (Stoma)

200

Insects have three main body regions. Name any two.

head, throax, abdomen

200

What is the name of the scale commonly used to express earthquake magnitude?

Richter scale

200

What small particle travels around the outside of an atom and carries a negative charge?

electrons

200

This is the term for arranging animals or other things into groups according to their similarities.

Classification

300

Name the organelle inside leaf cells where photosynthesis takes place.

Chloroplast

300

This order of insects is known for having "scale wings" & includes butterflies & moths.

Lepidoptera

300

Name the three major rock types based on how they form.

Igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

300

 Give the chemical formula (using element symbols) for water as shown in the text.

 H2O

300

Draw a basic flower & label the following:

ovule

sepal

pistil

stamen

petal

See teacher response

400

What part of a flower contains ovules and later develops into fruit?

Ovary

400

Spiders belong to a different class than insects. Name one major difference between spiders (arachnids) & insects.

legs, body regions

400

This type of cave formation hangs from the ceiling and starts as thin hollow tubes called soda straws.

Stalactite

400

What is the name for a substance made of two or more different types of atoms bonded together?

Compound

400

Give the chemical symbols for the following elements:

Oxygen
Calcium
Sodium
Potassium
Fluorine

O
Ca
Na
K
F

500

Identify three adaptations or special leaves mentioned that help plants survive or obtain nutrients (one is carnivorous)

Carnivorous leaves, tendrils, bulbs or storage leaves

500

Crustaceans often have ten legs and can regenerate missing parts. Give two examples of crustaceans (besides crabs or lobsters) from the text.

crayfish, shrimp, barnacles, prawns

500

 Describe how plate movements can form mountains or mid-ocean ridges (give the plate interaction for each).

Mountains form when plates collide (convergent); mid-ocean ridges form where plates move apart (divergent).

500

Explain, in simple terms, what happens in a chemical reaction (what is rearranged) and give the combustion example type described in the text.

Atoms are rearranged to form new substances (the total number of atoms is conserved); combustion is a rapid reaction with oxygen (e.g., burning).

500

Give the element name that corresponds to the following symbols:

Au
Ag
Fe
Pb
Hg

Gold

Silver
Iron
Lead
Mercury

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