Plants and Animals
Bodily Functions
Matter, Engery and the Universe
Geography and Society of Europe
The Economy and the Modern and Contemporary Ages.
100
What is the difference between single-cell organsims and multi-cellular organisms?
Single cell is formed of one cell while multi cellular is formed of many different cells.
100
Name 3 nutrients.
Proteins, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins.
100
How many days does it take for the Earth to move around the Sun?
365 days or one year.
100
What is the tallest mountain in Europe?
Mount Elbrus in the Caucasian Mountains.
100
Name the three sectors of work in Europe and give an example of each.
Primary, secondary, tertiary.
200
Name the three parts of a cell.
Nucleus, membrane, cytoplasm.
200
Which is NOT included in the digestive tract? The mouth, the pharynx, the stomach, the liver, or the large intestine.
The liver.
200
What are the two fundamental propeties of matter?
Volume and mass.
200
The Ebro, Tiber, and Po rivers flow into what body of water?
The Mediterranean Sea.
200
The three artistic and scientific movements during the Modern Age.
The Renaissance, Baroque, and the Enlightenment.
300
What is the mixture which circulates through the plant taking nutrients to all the plant´s cells?
Sap
300
Name and explain the two phases of breathing.
Inhalation and exhalation.
300
What is the density of an iron ball if its mass is 78g and its volume is 10 cubic cm?
Density = 7.8 g/cubic cm
300
What is the population density of Europe?
80 inhabitants per square km.
300
What were the three most important events of the 19th century?
The French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, and changes in society.
400
What are a plant´s residues?
Oxygen, water, carbon dioxide.
400
Name the three types of blood cells and what they do.
Red: transports oxygen and carbon dioxide. White: protect us from infections. Platelets: block our wounds.
400
Name the 6 different types of energy.
Light, heat, mechanical, electrical, chemical, nuclear.
400
What are the four main advantages of the EU.
1) democratic governments. 2) highly developed. 3) common currency. 4) no borders between countries.
400
Which event brought about the unification of the different kingdoms during the 15th century?
The marriage of Isabel I and Fernando II.
500
What four process are involved in the nutrition function of animals?
1) taking and digesting of food. 2) taking of oxygen for breathing. 3) the distribution of substances. 4) the excretion of residues.
500
What is the difference between the blood flowing into and out of the kidneys.
Kidneys filter the blood and extract waste products. Blood goes in dirty, comes out clean.
500
What is the difference between meteorites and a shooting star?
Meteorites are asteroids that hit a planet or a satellite and form craters. Shooting stars are small meteorites that disintegrate in our atmosphere.
500
What are the two Judicial powers in the EU?
The European Courts of Justice and the European Court of Auditors.
500
What were the main events of the first half of the 20th century and why were they important?
The First World War used new weapons like tanks, airplanes, and bombs. The Second World War used nuclear bombs for the first time and millions of people died.
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