6th Grade Science Review
7th Grade (so far) Science Review
Not Science, Sorry Science
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100

Photosynthesis takes place in the _____. 

Respiration takes place in the ______.

chloroplast, mitochondria

100

Put these in the correct order in terms of size (smallest to largest): organs, organelles, cells, protons, atoms, elephants

protons, atoms, organelles, cells, organs, elephants

100

Try to solve the FIVE Rebus Puzzles (i.e. find the hidden meanings). Most correct in 3 minutes wins: 

1 - Paradise (A pair of dice)

2- Equal Rights 

3 - Eiffel Tower (a tower of I Fells)

4 - Working Overtime  

5 - Bear (Bone - one + ear)

100

How many miles from Denver to Tokyo (closest wins): 

100

Fastest Stopwatch clicker, ready, set, go!

1st - 300 

2nd - 200 

3rd - 100

200

The cool/special name of the cell membrane is ____________ .

phospholipid bilayer

200

Comparing the ages of two things is ______, find the exact age is _____ dating. 

relative, absolute 

200

You have one minute to write down as many countries as you can. Most wins.

Who won?

200

What does this mean?
N
A
E
L
C

Clean Up

200

Buckets! Well, not in this class. Aww snap, no cap. 

Make a bucket, get the points.

300

How might plant leaves be different on the forest floor compared to the forest canopy? Explain why

There's less light on the floor, so leaves might be larger to increase their chances of absorbing light

300

What is the difference between a trace fossil and an index fossil?

trace = animal/plant activity 

index = helps date a period 

300

This is a race. Be the first to name every student in my other science class. 

Science 7A = 19 students 

Science 7B = 18 students

Who did it?

300

Closest to the line wins -- fill it up!

Who won?

300

Mr. Siegel will start and stop the stopwatch. Guess how long it was running for. Closest wins. 

2nd - 200

400

Write the equations for photosynthesis and respiration? If nobody gets it correct -- the most correct wins.

Photo: sunlight + CO2 + water --> food + O2 

Resp: O2 + food --> energy + water + CO2

400

Name four examples of unconformity

faulting, tilting, instrusion, folding

400

True Balance 30 Second Challenge 

Who stacked the most ?

400

Name the national park: 

a) Grand Canyon, b) Arches, c) Yellowstone, d) Rocky Mountain, e) Redwood, f) Grand Teton

400

Closest to the line wins. Choose a partner. Get it done. 

First - 400 

Second - 200 

Third - 100

500

Name the cell organelle: 

a.) I protect my cell's borders 

b.) I hold the important stuff 

c.) I make, package, and deliver stuff 

d.) I make proteins 

e.) yo, you need energy, come to me

a) cell membrane b) nucleus c) E.R. d) ribosomes 

e) mitochondria

500

Name as many as the five major extinctions as you can


500


500

Name as many of these famous landmarks as you can: 

1) Golden Gate Bridge 2) Taj Mahal 3) Stonehenge 4)  Buckingham Palace, 5) Burj Khalifa, 6) Christ the Redeemer, 7) Mont Saint-Michel, 8) Angkor Wat, 9) Acropolis of Athens

500

The 10-second count challenge. Who can count to 10 the most accurately.