Astronomy
The third planet from the Sun.
Earth
Your skull protects what important organ?
Your brain
What is the first heading in a practical report?
The title
Animals with fur, and ears, and make food to feed their babies.
Mammals
What are the particles that make up all substances in the universe
Atoms
The largest planet in the solar system.
Jupiter
Which organ is responsible for filtering blood coming from the digestive tract?
Liver
Another word for an "educated guess".
Hypothesis
What is the term for an animal, such as a frog, that lives both on land and in water but must produce its eggs in water?
An amphibian.
What are the buildings blocks from which all substances are made?
Elements
Named after the Roman god of the sea.
Neptune
How many layers of skin do you have?
Three
Mr. Lee hypothesized that jumping up and down would speed up his heart rate. Now he is jumping up and down to check his theory. What step of the scientific method is this?
Collecting results
What is the term for a plant-eating animal?
A herbivore
The periodic table contains a list of all the known elements in the universe, arranged in order according to what?
Atomic number
Give one example of a dwarf planet.
Pluto
What is the hole in the centre of the eye called?
Pupil
Which part of the practical report includes processed data, such as graphs
Results
A whale is a member of what class of animals?
A mammal
What form of potential energy is stored the bonds between molecules?
Chemical energy
What is the region of spacetime with gravitational acceleration so strong that nothing can escape from it?
Black hole
Which joint of the human body contains a meniscus and a patella?
The knee
What is the part of the practical report that contains the list of equipment and apparatus
Method
Name two cold-blooded classes of animals.
Birds, amphibians, and reptiles.
In a chemical reaction, if the amount of energy stored in reactants is greater than the energy stored in the products, then the energy is released as heat and light. What type of reaction is this called?
An exothermic reaction