Forms of Energy
Electricity
Living things & Characteristics
Plants
Animal Frames
100
photosynthesis and solar panels are examples of this form of energy.
What is Solar energy?
100
Huge wheels that rotate when pushed by water, wind, or stream
What is a Turbine?
100
The difference between Autotrophs and Heterotrophs
Autotrophs make their own food, Heterotrophs must find their own food.
100
When seeds are dispersed they can lay dormant or begin growing
What is Germination?
100
Name 5 things vertebrates have in common
backbones, blood that circulates through blood vessels and lungs, protective skin covering, legs and wings and fins for movement, nervous systems with a brain
200
Kevin and Jack are playing ping pong. The ball is constantly moving back and forth. What type of energy is the ball exerting?
Mechanical Kinetic
200
the difference between conduction and convection?
conduction is an energy transfer of heat through direct contact. convection is an energy transfer of heat through movement. *examples of each are also permitted*
200
it is a study of how scientists classify organisms
What is taxonomy?
200
the thorns?
200
The difference between Endothermic and Ectothermic
ectothermic/cold-blooded - body temperatures are close to their environment. endothermic/ warm-blooded - body temperature is constant regardless of environment.
300
http://linoit.com/entry/image/2050383 What is this image an example of?
Chemical energy
300
How do simple electric motors work? We are talking about the battery, coils, and nails.
The current from the energy source flows through a coil and through a nail. The current from the battery creates a magnetic field
300
Name the Five main kingdoms
Plants, Animals, Fungi, Protists, and Monerans.
300
Illustrate an example of a cone-bearing plant
anything from pine, spruce, juniper, redwood, cedar trees... evergreen with needle-like leaves, flowers with seeds in the cones, etc.
300
Illustrate some examples of defense for mollusks
illustrate shells or soft bodies as given from the examples off the study guide
400
You are camping with some friends outside. One of you decides to make smores. What form of energy is used during the making of smores?
Thermal (Heat) *award extra points for explaining chemical energy for the fire*
400
Draw a magnetic field of a standard North pole south pole magnet
Reference to study guide to check answer
400
Explain the type of reproduction humans are associated with
Sexual Reproduction - involves two parents. Egg and sperm combine and produce offspring different from both parents.
400
How can you tell if a watermelon is a vascular or a non vascular plant?
if vascular they have true roots and developed system used to transport food and water. If they are nonvascular they do not have any roots or stems, and they are mainly small in size.
400
Illustrate and label the main parts of a mammal of your choice
Answers may vary upon study guide
500
State the Law of Conservation of Energy and give an example of how this is used in the real world
Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It may change from one form to another, but the total amount of energy never changes. Ex: a car burns fuel to run, a pinwheel works when you blow on it, etc...
500
On a simple electromagnet with the nail, what happens to the current if we made more coils to the nail?
The current would become stronger
500
The differences between a plant cell and an animal cell. Extra 200 points for drawing it
Plant cell has a cell wall, chloroplasts while an animal cell has mitochondria and no cell wall.
500
What are some ways to avoid disease-causing FUNGI from infecting your crops?
Discussion based questions, answer may vary. It is important to understand that fungi grow on other organisms and take their nutrients and eventually kills the crop.
500
Illustrate a wolf and label the structures for: movement, defense, consumption of food, warmth
drawings may vary