Chemical Reactions
Energy Transfer
Cells and Body Systems
Stimulus and Response
Science Skills and Models
100

What is one sign that a chemical reaction may have happened?

Gas, color change, temperature change, or a new substance forms.

100

What tool do scientists use to measure temperature?

Thermometer

100

What is the basic unit of life?

A Cell

100

What is a stimulus?

Something in the environment that causes a response

100

What is evidence?

Information or data that supports an idea

200

During a chemical reaction, what happens to atoms?

They rearrange to form new substances.

200

What happens to temperature when particles move faster?

Temperature increases

200

What is a group of similar cells working together called?

A tissue

200

What is a response?

A reaction to a stimulus

200

What is a scientific model used for?

To represent or explain something in science

300

If the starting mass is 50 grams, what should the ending mass be in a closed system?

50 grams.

300

What is energy transfer?

Energy moving from one object or system to another

300

Put these in order from smallest to largest: organ system, cell, organ, tissue.

Cell, tissue, organ, organ system

300

If bright light makes your pupils get smaller, what is the stimulus?

Bright light

300

What should a good scientific explanation include?

A claim, evidence, and reasoning (CER)

400

Why does mass sometimes seem to decrease during a reaction?

Gas may escape if the system is open.

400

In a hand warmer, why does the temperature increase?

A chemical reaction releases energy to the surroundings

400

What body system sends signals and helps the body respond to the environment?

Nervous System

400

Which body system detects stimuli and sends messages through the body?

Nervous System

400

A graph shows temperature increasing over time. What pattern does the graph show?

The temperature is rising or increasing

500

Explain how human activity can affect an ecosystem.

Human activity can change habitats, resources, populations, and interactions.

500

Explain the difference between an endothermic and exothermic reaction.

An exothermic reaction releases energy and gets warmer. An endothermic reaction absorbs energy and gets cooler.

500

Explain how cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems work together in the body.

Cells make up tissues, tissues make up organs, organs work together in organ systems, and organ systems help the body carry out life functions.

500

Explain how the body responds when you touch something hot.

Receptors in the skin detect heat, the nervous system sends a message, and muscles move your hand away.

500

Why do scientists revise models?

Scientists revise models when they collect new evidence or find a better explanation.