Sound
A&P
Acids/Bases
Matter
Chemistry
100

What part of the body collects sound?

Ear (Ear canal)

100

What is the system that includes the heart as the main organ?

Cardiovascular

100

What is pH?

a figure expressing the acidity or Alkalinity of a solution.

100

What are the 4 states of matter?

Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma 

100

What number gives the same number of protons?

Atomic number 

200

What is the tympanic membrane? 

Eardrum 

200

What are the two parts of the nervous system?

Central/peripheral 
200
What is an indicator?

an organic compound that changes color to indicate acid or a base. 

200

What is it called when a liquid is heated to the point of turning to vapors?

Boiling point 

200

What type of reaction is this?

AB + C ---> AC + B

Single Displacement 

300

What structure transmits vibrations to sounds to our brain?

Cochlea 

300

What type of transport does the respiratory system use?

Diffusion

300
What is an acid?

A substance that produces hydrogen ions in a water solution

300

What is buoyancy?

The ability for a fluid to exert an upward force on an object.

300

What chemical reaction is usually associated with breaking down things?

Exothermic 

400

What is human perception of sound volume?

Loudness

400

What are the three types of muscle?

Skeletal, Smooth, and Cardiac

400

What is the neutral pH?

7

400

What is the force exerted per unit area?

Pressure
400

What chemical reaction are usually associated with building something 

Endothermic 

500

How many bones are in the ear?

3

500

What are three jobs of the digestive system?

Ingestion, Digestion, Secretion, Mixing, Absorption  

500

What makes a weak base?

it does not ionize completely.

500

What is sublimation?

a solid going directly to gas

500

What is reduction?

the addition of elections

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