Properties of Matter
Energy
Ecosystems
Health and Disease
Fun Topics
100

What is an example of a Physical Property?

Change in appearance, solubility, density, melting/boiling point. 

100

What are forms of energy? 

Mechanical, chemical, thermal, electrical, nuclear, and electromagnetic. 

100

What are autotrophs? 

Organisms that make their own food.
100

What is microbiology?

 The study of microbes, many of which cause infections and diseases.

100

What is the Theory of evolution?

Gradual change in a species over time (based on neutral selection).

200

What is a Physical Change?

Change in energy related to solid, liquid, and gas. 

200

Can energy be destroyed? 

No, energy  cannot be destroyed it just gets moved somewhere else. 

200

What is symbiosis?

Close association between two different species. 
200
What is a Pathogen?

 Any disease-causing microorganism  or particle.

200

What are the three boundaries?

Transform, Divergent, and Convergent

300

What are the two types of mixtures?

Homogeneous and heterogeneous. 

300

What is The Law of Conservation of Energy?

 Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form of energy to another.

300
In which type of relationship do both organisms benefit?

Mutualism 

300

What is an example of a pandemic and epidemic?

Pandemic: Covid-19

Epidemic: Malaria in Africa

300

What is the Plate Tectonics Theory?

 Movement of plates that give evidence of Earth’s changing format (mountains, trenches)

400

What is the Conservation of Mass? 

 Atoms in reactants are rearranged to form the products, so no mass is created or destroyed.

400

How is energy lost?

Energy is lost in the form of heat.

400

Organize this food chain?

Grass, snake, eagle, rabbit. 

Grass, rabbit, snake, eagle. 

400

What is needed for the repairment and growth of tissue?

Proteins

400

What is the Law of Superposition?

Older rock is found below younger rock; gives relative ages.

500

What are the protons, neutrons, and electrons of Carbon? 

Protons: 6

Neutrons: 6

Electrons: 6

500

Define Non-renewable energy and Renewable energy?

Non-renewable energy: used more quickly than can be made or produced.

Renewable energy:  can be produced or harnessed without much limit. 

500

What is the equation for photosynthesis? 

6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2

500

What is an example of a virus, bacteria, parasite, and fungi?

Virus: Influenza

Bacteria: Strep Throat

Parasite: Malaria

Fungi: Athlete's foot

500

Who is the Best Science Teacher?

Mrs. Crate 

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