Green Machine
That's Life
What Matters
Sounds Good
Seeing is believing
100

What is the name of the male reproductary part of the flower? 

Extra for 50 points: what parts does it include?

Stamen

Extra: Anther (pollen), Filament

100

Label MRS GREN

M - Movement 

R - Respiration 

S - Sensitivity

G - Growth 

R - Reproduction 

E - Excretion

N - Nutrition 

100

How are the particles arranged in a solid, liquid and gas.

Solid: tightly packed, vibrating in place

Liquid: less tightly packed, moving

Gas: very far apart, moving

100

Name one type of soundwave

Longitudinal waves, transverse waves, infrasonic waves, ultrasonic waves or audible sound waves

100

Name the seven colours of the rainbow in order. (ROYGBIV)

Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
Blue
Indigo
Violet

200

Describe the process of Photosynthesis:

Extra for 100 points: Complete the equation

 Photosynthesis is a process where plants make their own food in the form of sugars (glucose).

 

_______ + _______ (light) -----> ______ + _______

200

What is a herbivore, carnivore, and an omnivore?

Herbivore - Organisms that eat plant material only

Carnivore - Organisms that eat other animals only

Omnivore - Organisms that eat plant materials and animals

200

What do H, He Li, Be and B stand for in the periodic table?

H - Hydrogen 

Li - Lithium

Be - Beryllium 

B - Boron

200

Describe how loud sounds can damage the eardrum

Very loud sounds can burst eardrums

200

What is the difference between luminous and non-luminous?

Luminous- Objects that produce and emit their own light.

Non-luminous- Objects that do not produce their own light and are only visible when light from a luminous source is reflected off them.

300

Name 2 differences between asexual and sexual reproduction plants

Asexual Reproduction:

1. One parent

2. Identical to parent

3. Faster

4. Runners forming new plants or tubes. Cutting or grafting (by humans).

Sexual Reproduction:

1. Two parents (male and female)

2. Different from both parents 

3. Slower 

4. Pollination and fertilisation of flower 


300

Describe the function/job of the Cytoplasm, Mitochondria and Chloroplasts

Cytoplasm - Holds the cell organelles 

Mitochondria - Makes energy from food and oxygen 

Chloroplasts - Hold chlorophyll

300

What’s the difference between chemical and physical change?

Chemical change - A process where substances are transformed into one or more new substances with different properties, often by rearranging atoms and forming new bonds.

Physical change - Alters a substance’s form or appearance but not its chemical identity. 

300

Describe how loud sounds can damage the cochlea

Loud sounds can break the hairs in your cochlea, cochlea is responsible for converting sound vibrations into electrical signals that the brain interprets 

300

Which 2 primary colours make each secondary colours

Magenta = red + blue

Cyan = green + blue

Yellow = red + green 

400

Name all the steps of a life cycle for a plant

1. Dormant seed

2. Germination

3. Root and shoot growth

4. First leaves and photosynthesis 

5. Growth to adult plant

6. Flower production

7. Pollination to the seed dispersal 

400

Give the functions of the testa and cotyledon of a seed

Testa - Protection, regulates, germination,and prevents premature germination 

Cotyledon - Food storage, food absorption, and photosynthesis in some plants

400

I’m going to give you 5 substances and tell me if they are pure, or a mixture. 

1 Water

2 Gold

3 Saltwater

4 Air

5 Carbon dioxide

1 Pure 

2 Pure

3 Mixture 

4 Mixture

5 Pure

400

Name 5 parts of the ear

Pinna, ear canal, eardrum, hammer, anvil, stirrup, cochlea, eustachian tube 

400

Explain the function of at least 3 parts of the eye

500

Explain how Pollination is different from the process of Fertilisation. 

Pollination is where pollen from the anther of one flower travels to the stigma of another flower.

Fertilisation is where pollen on the stigma grows a tube down the style until it reaches an ova in the ovary. This changes the ova into a seed.

500

Discuss the 3 adaptations; structural, behavioural and functional.

Structural adaptations are parts of the living organism that help it survive. Some examples are claws, teeth, fur, scales, and large leaves. 

Physiological adaptations are chemicals or internal organs which help an organism survive. Some examples are venom, a powerful heart, and sweet sugary nectar.

Behavioural adaptations are actions taken by the  organism to help it survive. Some examples are hunting at night, living in a herd, and looking after their young.

500

Explain the steps in the water cycle

1 Evaporation:  liquid to gas; water being heated by sun 

2 Condensation: gas cooled down to make clouds 

3 Precipitation: when clouds get too heavy, it rains 

4 Collection: collection of water through run off 

500

Give the units for frequency and volume

Extra for 150 points: how do you calculate speed of sound and what are the units of speed?

Frequency - Hertz or Hz

Volume - Decibels or dB

Extra: speed = distance / time; v = ms-1

500

Explain why a blue towel looks black when you shine a red light on it.

White light is made of ROYGBIV which are each different wavelengths. The red filter absorbs every colour except for red, which it transmits. A blue towel only reflects blue light and absorbs all other colours. Because only red light passes through the filter, and the blue towel absorbs red light, no light is reflected back to your eye, making the towel look black.