Unit 1: Intro to Science
Unit 2: Ecosystems
Unit 3: Weather & Climate
Unit 4: Space
Unit 5: Waves
Unit 6: Cells & Body Systems
Misc
100

What should you do immediately upon entering the Science classroom?

Read the board!

100

Water is an example of a _____ factor in an ecosystem.

Abiotic

100

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Time: weather is short-term, climate is long-term.

100

What is the largest planet in our Solar System?

Jupiter

100
True or false: light is a transverse wave

True

100

This is the structure that living things are built out of.

A cell/cells
100

What is the name of Miss Smith's chicken?

Cluck Norris

200

Where were you expected to turn in graded, paper assignments?

To the clip on the top shelf for that assignment.

200

Miss Smith blackmails you to give her your chicken patty at lunch, telling you she will give you recess detention for the rest of the year if you don't. What kind of symbiosis is this an example of?

Parasitism/parasite

200

Earth's tilt causes this, which leads to different areas having different climates.

Uneven heating of the Earth

200

Name the four terrestrial, or Earth-like, planets

Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars

200

What type of wave is shown in this image?

Longitudinal

200

A group of cells that perform the same job is called what?

A tissue

200

What is Miss Smith's favorite cafeteria lunch?

Chicken patties

300

What is most of the land in the United States used for?

Pasture/rangeland/animal farming

300

What is an ecosystem?

All of the living and nonliving things in an area, and the relationships between them.

300

What are two things that would likely be true about the weather if the air pressure is low?

Reasonable answers include:

The weather will be bad.

It will rain/storm.

It will be humid.

It will be warmer than average.

300

What force causes objects to move towards each other?

Gravity

300

How is wavelength measured?

From crest to crest or trough to trough.

300

Name an organ in the nervous system.

The brain or the spinal cord

300

What transferable skill has Science class been tracking this year?

Citizenship (or Responsible & Involved Citizenship)

400

What type of creature did 7th graders let loose in the school while learning scientific drawing skills?

A beetle

400

Name a biotic factor in the Lyndon Town School ecosystem.

Any example of a living thing that could be found in or around the school is acceptable here.

400

High air pressure means that air molecules are moving in which direction?

Down/towards the ground

400

What two famous scientists explained what gravity does, and why it does it?

Newton and Einstein

400

Light is a part of this spectrum of waves.

The Electromagnetic Spectrum

400

What is an organelle?

A part of a cell that does something to keep the cell alive.

400

What object does Miss Smith collect?

Gnomes

500

A good scientific drawing should cover the ABCDE's. Name what 2 of those letters stand for.

A: Accurate

B: Big

C: Colorful

D: Detailed

E: Explained

500

If the one-celled life forms are the producers, what is the tertiary consumer in this diagram?

The mackerel

500

What direction (north/south and east/west) do weather patterns tend to move across the United States?

North and east

500

What does gravity do to cause planets to orbit?

It warps/bends space, causing objects to move in a curve instead of a straight line.

500

What causes sound waves?

Vibrations that move air molecules back and forth.
500

What is the function of the chloroplast?

Makes sugar in plant cells

500

What is Miss Smith's favorite color?

Purple