Carbon Cycle & Earth’s Spheres
Chemical Reactions
Body Systems & Homeostasis
Scientific Skills
Energy
100

Name the four Earth spheres.

Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Geosphere (Lithosphere).

100

What does the atomic number tell us?

The number of protons in the nucleus of the atom.

100

System transporting oxygen?

Circulatory system

100

What is a hypothesis?

Testable prediction.

100

Unit of energy?

Joule

200

Which process removes CO₂ from the atmosphere?

Photosynthesis

200

What is a physical change?

No new substance forms.

200

Nerve cells that transport the signal from the effector to the brain.

Sensory neuron

200

Independent variable?

Variable that is changed.

200

Heat transfer method requiring contact between atoms.

Conduction

300

Burning fossil fuels moves carbon from which sphere to which sphere?

Lithosphere → Atmosphere

300

Signs of chemical reaction?

Colour change, gas, precipitate.

300

Define homeostasis.

Maintain stable internal conditions.

300

Why repeat trials?

More reliable results

300

Heat transfer method based on the density of a liquid or gas.

Convection

400

How does respiration contribute to the carbon cycle?

Releases CO₂ into the atmosphere

400

Why do we need to balance equations?

To adhere to the Law of Conservation of mass.

400

Organ controlling blood glucose?

Pancreas.

400

Dependent variable axis?

Y axis

400

Direction of heat transfer

From hot to cold

500

How does the hydrosphere interact with the atmosphere in the carbon cycle?

Oceans absorb CO₂ from the atmosphere

500

Word equation for combustion?

Fuel + oxygen → Carbon dioxide + water

500

Body cooling response?

Sweating.

500

Accuracy vs precision?

Accuracy = truth; precision = repeatability.

500

True or False? Light travels in a straight line

True

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