Physics
Physics
Chemistry
Chemistry/Earth
Earth Science
100

This law states that objects remain at rest or in uniform motion unless acted upon by an external force.

Newton's First Law (Law of Inertia) 

100

Speed is calculated using these two quantities

Distance divide time 

100

Name the three things required for combustion.

Fuel, Oxygen and Heat

100

Name two of Earth’s four major spheres.

Hydrosphere, Biosphere, Lithosphere, Atosphere 

100

Name two greenhouse gas

Carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and water vapour 

200

Convert 18 km/h to m/s.

5 m/s

200

Is weight a scalar or vector quantity?

Vector

200

Magnesium reacting with Hydrochloric acid (HCl): is this an exothermic or endothermic reaction?

Exothermic 

200

This type of combustion occurs when oxygen is limited.

Incomplete combustion

200

Name two indicators of climate change

Rising global temperatures, increased greenhouse gas emissions, ocean warming, sea levels rising, melting ice sheets/glaciers, increase in extreme weather events 

300

Give an example of a scalar quantity and explain why it is not a vector.

Distance, mass, speed, time, temperature- have magnitude but not direction 

300

Acceleration is measured in what unit?

m/s2

300

Write the word equation for combustion

fuel (hydrocarbon)+oxygen---- energy (heat/light) + carbon dioxide + water

300

What happens to atoms during a reaction?

they are rearranged by breaking/forming bonds

300

Name three scientific technique used to measure ancient climate data.

Ice cores, sediment cores, tree rings and fossils.

400

Distance-time graphs: If a graph becomes steeper, what is happening to the object's speed?


 

The objects speed is increasing. 

400

A box is pushed to the right with 12 N and resisted by friction with 7 N. Calculate the net force.

5 N to the right 
400

If 50 g of reactants are used, what must be the mass of the products?

mass of products must be 50g (law of conservation of mass) 

400

How does methane contribute to global warming?

It is a greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere. It is more potent than carbon dioxide. Comes from agriculture, burning fossil fuels and waste decomposition in landfills 

400

Define Earth’s energy balance.

the equilibrium between the solar energy that the planet receives from the Sun and the energy that it radiates back into space. When this balance is maintained, Earth's temperature is relatively stable.  

500

A 4000g object accelerates at 3 m/s². Calculate the force acting on it

12 N

500

Name two car safety feature that increases collision time to reduce force. Explain how. 

Crumple zones and airbags 

500

Give an example of a hydrocarbon: written name AND formula 

methane: CH4

ethane: C2H6

propane: C3H8

500

Balance the following equation:

C3H+ O2 ------ CO2 + H2O

C3H+ 5O2 ------ 3CO2 + 4H2O

500

Explain how albedo contributes to current climate warming.

As the Earth warms, reflective ice and snow melt, exposing darker, heat-absorbing surfaces like the ocean or land. This lowers the planet's overall albedo (reflectivity), causing more sunlight to be absorbed and further accelerating warming and ice melt.