True/False
Definition
Examples
Physics
Earth
100

the process that takes carbon into food chains is called respiration

false it is photosynthesis

100

what is the definition of hydrosphere

all Earth's water

100

an example of climate change affecting peoples health

eg air pollution smog, heat stroke, increasing pathogen spread due to warm conditions etc

100

what is the units for forces?

Newtons

100
What is global warming

the warming of the Earth's temperature due to extra trapped heat from increased greenhouse gases.

200

to calculate the weight force, you multiply mass by gravity

true 

200

what is inertia?

the tendency for an object to resist a change in motion

200

two examples of carbon sinks

ocean, forest, fossil fuel, rocks, etc

200

What are the units for energy

Joules
200

Why are carbon sinks important

they remove carbon from the atmosphere and this prevents the greenhouse effect from becoming too severe which then prevents global warming

300

the oldest long term storage of carbon is in fossil fuels

false it is in carbonate rocks

300

Define climate and weather

climate: long term atmosphere conditions.

Weather: short term day to day temperatures/ conditions

300

example of an unbalanced force

any reasonable answer

300

what is the equation to work out acceleration when given the mass and force

acceleration =force/mass   a=F/m

300

How does decreasing wilderness (As shown in David Attenborough) affect the carbon cycle?

Less trees means less carbon is being removed from atmosphere and this contributes to climate change.

400

friction operates in the same direction as a moving object

false it is in the opposite direction

400

define a carbon sink

an area that absorbs/stores carbon therefore taking it out of the atmosphere. eg oceans, forests, rocks

400

two examples of why the sea ice melting is a bad thing

- rising sea levels flooding coastal zones

-habitat loss for polar bears/penguins

-less surface to reflect sunlight and heat

any other reasonable answer

400

how do you calculate the weight force?

Weight = mass x gravity

gravity is always 9.8

400

David Attenborough suggests people eat less meat. explain a strategy that could be implemented to enforce this

any reasonable answer

500

the 4 key processes of the water cycle are: condensation, evaporation, run off, absorption

false, they are: condensation, evaporation, run off and precipitation

500

define newtons third law 

two interacting objects/surfaces will exert equal and opposite forces on one another 

500

what is an example of what David Attenborough suggested we need to do to save our planet explained

reduce population

eat less meat

protect the ocean- ban some fishing

convert to renewable energy

1 out of these 4 plus explanation

500

Aurora has a mass of 50kg and on Pluto she weighs 500N. Is the acceleration due to gravity on Pluto smaller or greater than the gravity on earth?

acceleration due to gravity on earth is 9.8

on earth Aurora would have a weight of  9.8 x 50 = 475N which is less than the 500N she is on Pluto.

Pluto has a greater gravity constant.

500

what are two measurements made by humans that prove global warming is real

any reasonable answer:

eg Animal extinction: lemuroid possum cannot survive in increased temperatures and is now believed to be extinct.  

rising sea levels, coral bleaching, natural disaster increase, melting sea ice  + explanation