U2 L2: Types of Reproduction
U2 L3 & L4: Growth of Animals/Flowers
U3 M1 Lesson 1: Particles in Motion
U3 M1 Lesson 2: States of Matter
Definitions
100

What type of reproduction involves only ONE parent.

Asexual Reproduction

100

Name an example of a courtship behavior.

- Gifts

- Mating songs, mating dances

- Building nests 

100

What is another word for "motion energy"

Kinetic energy

100

What is the phase change called when liquid turns in to a solid?

Freezing

100

What is potential energy?

Stored energy

200

What is it called when an offspring is GROWING OFF the BODY of the parent?

Budding

200

Why is pollen so important?

It helps plants reproduce

200

When there is an increase in temperature, the particle speed ______________. 

Increases

200

Kinetic energy has to do with particle speed, while potential energy has to do with particle ____________. 

Distance 

200

What is temperature?

Measure of kinetic energy

300

Name all 3 types of ASEXUAL reproduction

1. Budding, 2. Regeneration, 3. Vegetative Reproduction

300

What are nurturing behaviors

Parents taking care of the offspring 
300

Which CONTAINS more energy? Less mass or more mass.

More mass

300

Which state of matter has the greatest potential energy?

Gas

300

What is thermal contraction?

When particle motion decreases and causes the volume of an object to decrease 

400

Name one disadvantage of SEXUAL reproduction

- Have to find a mate

- Exposes animals more to predators

- Takes more time

400

What type of behavior is breathing?

An innate behavior

400

Why do doors get jammed in the summer but fit properly in the winter?

Thermal expansion and contraction

400

What are the two types of vaporization (when liquid turns to gas)? 

Boiling and Evaporation 
400

What is a non-flowering plant called?

Gymnosperm


500

Name one disadvantage of ASEXUAL reproduction.

No to little genetic variation.
500

What is the female part of a flower called?

Pistil

500

What is diffusion?

When particles move from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration

500

When liquid turns in to solid, what is happening to the attractive forces?

Attractive forces are increasing. 

500

What is it called when a solid goes directly to a gas (think of dry ice)? 

Sublimation 

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