Chemistry of Life
Science!
Forces
Magnetism and Electricity
Grab Bag
100

Define "matter."

Anything that has mass and takes up space

100

Define "hypothesis." 

Educated guess

100

Name two "non-contact" forces.

Gravity, Magnetism, Electricity

100
Part of the atom that has a negative charge

Proton

100

Electromagnetic radiation with the shortest wavelength

Gamma rays

200

What is an "element?"  

Substance that consists on only one type of atom

200
Define "Science."  

Making observations about the natural world

200

Name two contact forces.

Normal, Applied, Friction

200
Where is the strongest part of a magnetic field?  
At the poles
200

What is created as a result of mitosis?  

Identical daughter cell

300

Name one type of biodiversity and provide one advantage.

Genetic engineering

Cloning

Artificial selection

300

Define or describe a scientific theory.

Attempts to explain "how or why"

Does not go on to become a scientific law

300

Newton's 1st Law of Motion?  

Inertia

300

Name two elements that can become magnetic.

Iron, Nickel, Cobalt

300

What types of materials refract light the most?  

Ones with the highest density

400

Punnett Square: Ff x Ff

Percentage of offspring that are heterogenous

50%

400

Explain "scientific law" and provide an example.

Observation about the natural world that holds true under certain conditions

Universal gravitation

Conservation of mass

Conservation of energy

400

Explain Newton's 3rd Law of Motion and provide an example.

Action/Reaction: Answers will vary.

400

Explain how auroras are created.

Charged particles from solar flares interact with Earth's magnetic field.
400

What is a "transform boundary" and what geological event occurs at this type of boundary? 

Plates slide past one another: earthquake

500
Part 1: Prokaryotic cell example

Part 2: Explain one difference between a prokaryotic cell and a eukaryotic cell

Bacteria

No cell nucleus

Flagella 

Genetic material scattered throughout the cell

Lacks organelles


500

Explain two advantages of a formal scientific experiment using the scientific method.

Cause/effect relationships

Support ( or non-support) of a hypothesis

Easily replicated/repeated

Variables more easily controlled

500

Part 1: Explain the difference between mass and weight. Part 2: If an object weighs 60 lbs on Earth, what would its approximate weight be on the Moon? 

Weight differs as it's affected by the force of gravity.

500

How are series and parallel circuits different?  

Series: All portions of the circuit turn turn on/off at the same time.

Parallel: Parts of the circuit can be activated separately.

500

Define "divergent boundary" and name a geological event that can happen at this type of boundary.

Separation: 

Volcano

Sea floor spreading

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