Day/Night and Seasons
Mixtures/Solutions
Moon phases/Tides/Eclipses
Scientific Method
Separation Techniques
100

How long does one rotation of Earth take

24 hours

100

What is a substance that is made up of one substance

Pure substance

100

What causes the different phases of the Moon?

Position of the moon in its orbit

100

What two things in an aim

purpose and process

100

The separation of mixtures by passing through a filter 

Filtration


200

How long does Earth's revolution take

365.25 days

200
What are the two parts of a solution

solute and solvent

200

What phase of the Moon comes after a full moon?

Waning gibbous

200
What is the independent variable

The variable that the scientist manipulates

200

What method uses gravity to keep the heavier particles and pour the lighter ones out

Gravity seperation

300

Why do we experience different seasons throughout the year?

Due to the tilt and revolution

300

Describe the difference between a solution and a suspension

A solution is a mixture that looks the same throughout. The solute (e.g. salt or sugar) is completely dissolved in the solvent (e.g. water).

A suspension is a mixture with two distinct parts. The particles are not fully dissolved and are usually larger that will settle to the bottom.

300

What causes the tides

gravitational pull of the moon and sun


300

What is the correct order of a practical report

Aim, Hypothesis, Materials, Method, Results, Discussion and Conclusion

300

What is the insoluble substance left on filter paper called

residue


400

Explain why it is summer in Australia when it is winter in Europe.

Southern hemisphere (Aus) will be tilted towards the sun while northern hemisphere (Europe) will be tilted away from the sun

400

What is a saturated solution

a solution that cannot dissolve any more solute

400

Explain the difference between a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse, including the position of the Sun, Earth, and Moon.

  • A solar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between the Sun and Earth, blocking sunlight from reaching Earth.

  • A lunar eclipse happens when the Earth is between the Sun and the Moon, casting a shadow on the Moon.

400

Why is it important to have controlled variables in an experiment

So you can be sure that any changes in the dependent variable are caused by the independent variable, making the results reliable.

400

Explain Distillation

A separation process that utilizes the principle of evaporation and condensation to isolate a specific component from a liquid mixture

500

Name the dates of the Summer solstice and Winter solstice in Canada

June 21

500

Describe concentration

The amount of solute that dissolves in a solvent

500

Why do we see more than one high tide and low tide each day?

Because the Earth rotates through two tidal bulges caused by the Moon’s gravity, most places experience two high tides and two low tides approximately every 24 hours.

500

A student tests whether plants grow faster in sunlight or shade. Name the independent, dependent, and one controlled variable,

  • Independent variable: Amount of light (sunlight vs. shade)

  • Dependent variable: Plant growth (e.g., height or number of leaves)

  • Controlled variable: Type of plant, amount of water, soil type, pot size, etc.

500

Explain the process of a process for separating colour components of a mixture 

Chromotography - used to separate soluble inks.

Filter paper in placed in water with inks on it. The ink will separate into the different dyes

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