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100

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

Mitochondria

100

If a box with mass 5 kg is held in motion with a constant acceleration of 3 m/s^2, what is the force keeping the box in motion?

15 Newtons

100

This particle is free of charge in an atom’s nucleus

neutron

100

What is the hardest mineral?

Diamond

100
Solve the following equation for x: 3x + 15 = -12

x = -9

200

Which of the following organelles do bacteria not possess? Cell wall, nucleus, ribosomes

Nucleus

200

This is the elementary particle that makes up light

Photon

200

What makes an isotope different from a normal atom?

Number of Neutrons

200

What gas is given off in the acid test of a carbonate mineral?

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

200

Jonathan’s biology test scores are 38, 53, and 65 out of 100 points. What percent must Jonathan get on his 200 point final to get a passing grade of 70%?

97%

300

A cell’s plasma membrane is composed of what amphipathic lipid with a hydrophilic head and hydrophobic tail?

Phospholipid

300

This is the only force that is acting on an object in free fall

Gravity

300

This state occurs when reactants and products form each other at equal rates in a chemical reaction

Equilibirum

300

Extrusions from a volcano produce which type of rock?

Igneous

300

Fifteens coins consisting of quarters and dimes are worth $2.85. How many of the coins are quarters?

9

400

What outer structure possessed by plant cells protects them from environmental changes and helps them maintain their shape during stress and times of water loss?

Cell wall

400

Which of newton's laws tells us that when a force acts upon an object, an equal and opposite force acts on another body?

3rd law

400

The elements chlorine, fluorine, iodine, and bromine are all members of what group?

halogens

400

What are tides that are lower than usual called?

Neap Tides

400

In how many different ways can Alice, Bob, Charlie, and David sit in a row if Bob and David must sit next to each other?

12

500

Parkinson’s disease is caused by the death of neurons producing what neurotransmitter?

Dopamine

500

Name two things that are conserved in a perfectly elastic collision

Momentum and Kinetic Energy

500

Carbon Dioxide and Water are always formed in this type of reaction

Combustion

500

Where are the only 2 ice sheets?

Greenland and Antarctica

500

There are 40 students in a music class, and every student plays the violin, the cello, or both the violin and the cello. If 24 students play the violin and 31 students play the cello, how many students play both instruments?

15