In the lab....
What has a flame and is used to heat up substances in the lab?
Bunsen Burner
What group of animals has feathers?
Birds
What is the chemical symbol for carbon?
C
What is Mrs Barnier's first name?
Liz
Which of these is a renewable energy source: coal, natural gas, solar or oil?
Solar
What piece of equipment is used to accurately measure the volume of a liquid?
Measuring cylinder
What do we call an animal that only eats plants?
Herbivore
Which element has the chemical symbol Fe?
What part of the body did Mrs Barnier break in her first term at Shalvey?
Fibula/ ankle
What force pulls objects towards the Earth?
Gravity
Which branch of science mainly studies living things?
Biology
What is the largest organ in the human body?
Skin
What is a compound?
A substance made from two or more different elements chemically bonded together.
What year did Mrs Barnier start at Shalvey?
2024
What type of energy does a moving object have?
Kinetic
What is the name of the change of state from a liquid to a gas?
Evaporation
What process allows plants to use light energy to make glucose?
Photosynthesis
What is the name of C₃H₆
Propene
GWS Giants
Name one part of the human body’s first line of defence against pathogens.
the skin, mucus, tears, saliva, stomach acid, or hairs in the nose.
In an experiment, we timed how long it took for sugar to dissolve in water at 3 different temperatures. What is the dependent variable?
The time taken for the sugar to dissolve
What is the name of the largest type of rodent. They have a heavy, barrel-shaped body. Their brown fur is coarse and they have partially webbed feet, which help to propel them through the water or swampy areas.
Capybara
What are the small molecules joined together to make a polymer called?
Monomers
What school is Mrs Barnier going to?
Tallawong HS
What is an antibody?
the proteins produced by some white blood cells (b-cells) that recognise and bind to specific pathogens to kill them as part of the 3rd line of defence.