Sustainable Ecosystems
Atoms, Elements, and Compounds
The Study of the Universe
The Characteristics of Electricity
100

What are the two parts of an ecosystem? (K/U) 

biotic and abiotic parts 

100

True or False

melting point is a quantitative physical property (K/U)

true

100

What is Cosmology? (K/U)

The study of the universe. 

100

What is charging by friction? (K/U)

it is when you charge two objects by rubbing them against each other. 

200

Which city would you expect to be more environmentally friendly? (T/I)

A city that doesn't focus on intensification

OR

A city that stresses on using intensification instead of creating new buildings.

The city that stresses on using intensification instead of creating new buildings. 

200

Name three occupations that would require you to know safety icons and WHMIS symbols. (A)

Answers may vary.

Example: 

Police officer, firefighter, mechanic.

200

Give an example of the Doppler effect in our lives. (A)

Answers may vary

Example:

When a fire truck is approaching our house, the sound of the siren gets louder. When it is in front of our house it is the loudest. And when it passes our house and moves away, the sound of the siren becomes quieter. 

200

Name the laws of electric charges. (C)

1. Like charges repel

2. Opposite charges attract

3. Charged and neutral objects attract each other

300

Calculate the units of energy for each trophic level. The trophic efficiency at each level is 13%. There is an oak tree leaf, then a caterpillar, then a treecreeper, then a hawk. assume that the oak tree leaf has 6394 energy units. Round answers to two decimal places. (A)





Rounded answers: 

Caterpillar: 831.22 energy units

Treecreeper: 108.06 energy units

Hawk: 14.05 energy units. 

300

If an atom has 14 electrons, how many energy levels are occupied? (T/I)

3

300

Name the three types of matter or energy that make up our universe and how much they make up of our universe. (C)

Dark matter: 23%

Dark energy: 73%

Visible matter: 4%

300

Give an example of how we could get shocked in a playground. (A)

Answers may vary

Example:

When we slide down a plastic slide, we sometimes get a shock on our hand. 

400

Argue in two to three sentences why canopy fogging is the best method of collecting information of the biodiversity of insects. (C)

Answers may vary. 

Example: Spraying insecticides on insects is the best way to catch them, because they will escape if we use the other methods of measuring biodiversity. When they are unconscious, it is the best way to study them. 

400

Name the first 20 elements in the periodic table of elements in order. (C)

Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium, Beryllium, Boron, Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine, Neon, Sodium, Magnesium, Aluminum, Silicon, Phosphorous, Sulfur, Chlorine, Argon, Potassium, And Calcium.  

400

Why do you think studying the earth's motion around the sun is important? (T/I)

Answers may vary

Example: 

It could tell us when the seasons are coming. 

400

How many cells would you find in a 9V battery? (T/I)

9/1.5

= 6 cells.

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