Atmosphere/Weather
Cells
Genetics
Motion
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100

What is the closest atmospheric layer to the Earth's surface?

The troposphere

100

What’s the control center or brain of the cell?

The Nucleus

100

Why do you look like your parents?

Genetics

100

What type of force causes motion?

Unbalanced force

100

Give an example of an unbalanced force.

Answers will vary

200

What weather do thin wispy clouds indicate?

Calm weather.

200

How many cells does an organism need to have?

At least one.

200

What do chromosomes do?

They carry the instructions for how we look and work.

200

What happens when two students pull on a rope with the same strength in opposite directions?

The rope doesn’t move.

200

Two dogs are being bred together. One of the dogs is heterozygous for being brown. The other dog is homozygous for being gold. What is the percent chance that the offspring is gold?

50%

300

What atmospheric layer has very thin air, and molecules are spread apart?

The thermosphere

300

What is it called when organisms make their own food through sunlight?

Photosynthesis

300

What is the result of a-sexual reproduction?

The offspring are exact copies of the parent.

300

On a motion graph, what shows an object moving at a constant speed?

A straight line going up at a steady angle.

300

Give an example of an energy transformation.

***Cannot be potential to kinetic or kinetic to potential

Answers will vary

400

What are convection currents made by?

Warm air rising and cool air sinking

400

What does the digestive system do?

It breaks our food into nutrients.

400

How are gametes different from other cells?

They have half the chromosomes.

400

When a rock falls down a hill, ________ energy turns into _______ energy.

Potential, Kinetic

400

Explain how the circulatory system and the digestive system work together.

The digestive system turns food into nutrients, and then the circulatory system spreads the nutrients throughout the body by carrying it in the blood.

500

What are the four important gases in our atmosphere?

Nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide.

500

***Must answer both questions***

Are the Volvox multicellular or unicellular? How does the Volvox get food?

They are multicellular. They perform photosynthesis.

500

What does knowing the genotypes of parents help us do?

It helps us figure out the traits the offspring may have.

500

What happens when one student pulls the rope with 100 N to the left and the other students pull the rope with 125 N to the right what will the rope do?

To the right

500

How are hurricanes and tropical storms made?

Warm ocean water evaporates quickly and rises, then bumps into cooler air.

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