Biology
Chemistry
Earth Space
Physics
Skills
100

Class of animal that has live births, hair/fur and is warm blooded.

Mammal

100

Name for removing one object or substance from another.

Separation

100

How long does Earth take to do one revolution of the sun?

1 year/365 days

100

In a Freebody diagram an arrow represents what?(2 things)

Size and direction of force

100

Evidence recorded during an experiment. 

Data and observations

200

Class of animal that lives part of its life cycle in the water.

Amphibian

200

What is a sieve used for in science? (Full answer- not "sifting"!) Give an example. 

To separate substances with small particles from large particle substances (eg sand and rocks)

200

Where does Earth's North pole always point to?

Polaris or the North Star

200

Name 2 forces that can slow down movement.

Friction, air resistance, gravity

200

How should the level of a liquid in a measuring cylinder be read?

At eye level.

300

Linnaeus developed a system to do what? 

Classify living things.

300

How can some metals be separated from other substances?

Magentism

300

What is the main cause of the seasons? Explain.

The tilt of the Earth and it's orbit around the sun causes differences in the concentration of sunlight causing different weather patterns on Earth. 

300

A form of friction that stops slipping.

Traction

300

To adjust a measuring instrument so that it measures accurately is called what?

Calibrate or calibration.

400

The name given to the organisation of living things using Kingdom, Phyla, Classes, order and species is called what?

Taxonomy

400

What is a mixture of salty water called in chemistry?

A Solution

400

What is a solar eclipse?

When the Moon is perfectly aligned between the Earth and sun and blocks sunlight from reaching Earth.

400

Explain what "unbalanced" means in terms of forces.

Unbalanced means that one force acting on an object is bigger than any other forces causing the object to MOVE in the direction the force is applied. It means the object moves. 

400

What is an annotated diagram?

A diagram that contains brief notes explaining different parts of the diagram. 

500

What do the terms biotic and abiotic mean? Give an example of each. 

Living and non living (various answers) animal, rock)

500

Name the 3 states that all matter can exist in?

Gas, Liquid, Solid

500

Name the 8 phases of the moon. 

Full, waning gibbous, first crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, last quarter, last crescent, new moon

500

What is the difference between "weight" and "mass"?

The mass of an object never changes unless something is added or taken away.  The weigh of an object depends on the force of gravity acting on it. Something weighs less on the moon but has the same mass. 

500

What are the 3 different types of variables in an experiment and why are they different? 

Independent - the one you change, dependent- the one you measure, control- the ones you keep the same.