Motion and Energy
Working Scientifically
Chemical Reactions
Evolution
The Universe
100

State the SI unit for time.

Seconds

100

Which variable will be measured in an experiment?

Dependant

100

Whatt is the name of the chemicals that go into a chemical reaction to form the products?

Reactants

100

Name the first person to propose natural selection.

Charles Darwin

100

Name the type of nuclear reaction that produces energy in stars.

Nuclear fusion.

200

State what is represented by the gradient of a speed/time graph.

Acceleration

200

How do you make an experiment accurate? Provide one example.

Use appropriate measuring equipment. Measuring cylinder, tape measure, scales.

200

Would combustion be an exothermic or endothermic reaction?

Exothermic

200

List two pieces of evidence that support evolution.

fossils, comparitive anatomy, DNA, biogeography and embryology

200

Does gravity increase or decrease as you move away from an object?

Decrease

300

The speedo in a car is reading 45km/h. Is that instantaneous or average speed?

Instantaneous

300

Where can you write your results whilst completing an experiment?

In an appropriately set out table.

300

What product is formed from the chemical reaction between 2Mg and 0xygen?

Magnesium oxide

300

True or False: All variation in a species is caused by natural selection.

False. Variation in a species is NOT caused by natural selection.

300

Do we call billions of stars in a rotating system held together by gravitational attraction a galaxy or nebula?

Galaxy

400

What is Newton's third law?

For every action there is an opposite and equal reaction.

400

List three essential parts to a graph.

Title, y-axis title, x-axis title, appropriate spacing (numbers)

400

Describe a precipitation reaction.

Soluble reactants produce a nonsoluble product.

400

Name two vestigial organs on any animals.

Humans: tail bone, appendix, nipples on men.

Whales hind legs

wings on flightless birds.

400

Is the universe expanding or shrinking?

Expanding.

500

Which will have greater inertia, a suitcase packed for a holiday or when it is unpacked at home?

Objects with more mass have greater inertia. Therefore, the full suitcase.

500

In which part of a scientific report should you discuss possible improvements to your experiment?

Results, Methodology, Discussion, Conclusion

Discussion

500

Provide two of the five ways that rate of reaction can be controlled.

Temperature, concentration of reactants, surface area, agitation, catalyst

500

List three examples of variation in humans

eye colour, height, hair colour.

500

Light from stars moving towards us will be compressed. Will that be a blue-shift or a red-shift?

Blue shift.