Material World
Living World
Physical World
Planet Earth and Beyond
Lab Safety
100

Name the three states of matter

Solid, liquid and gas

100

What is an invertabrate?

An animal that does not have a backbone

100

Some animals navigate using sound rather than eyesight, this is called...

Echolocation

100

What keeps all the planets orbiting around the sun?

Gravity

100

What are the rules on food and drink in the lab?

No eating or drinking in the lab

200

The temperature where the particles in a liquid break away from each other and form a gas is called...

The boiling point

200

What does the 'G' in MRS GREN stand for?

Growth

Bonus 100pt for team that can name the most MRS GREN words

200

Objects that are o_____ don't allow any light to be transmitted through them.

Opaque

200

What is a solar eclipse?

When the moon blocks our view of the sun.

200

What is the rule about hair when doing an experiment?

Hair shoulder length or longer must be tied up

300

What is it called when a gas turns into a liquid?

Condensation

300
Order the following into their food chain (from prey to predator): Grasshopper, Python, Grass, Eagle, Frog.


Grass -> Grasshopper -> Frog -> Python -> Eagle
300

Which of these has the longest wavelength?

- gamma rays, microwaves, ultra violet, radio waves

Radio waves

300

Why do the moon and sun look a similar size?

Because the moon is much closer, so even though it is much smaller than the sun, it looks a similar size due to how close it is in comparison.

Sun = bigger, but far away. Moon = smaller, but close.

300

Where must your bags be when we are in the lab?

Under the bench to the side or under your table out of the way

400

Why does gold sink in water?

Because it has a higher density / it is more dense than water

400

Which of these is a producer?

- ant, panda, cactus, mosquito

Cactus - producers create their own food through photosynthesis

400

If you increase the amplitude of a sound wave, what will you hear?

The volume will increase

400

How does it work that a year in Mercury is only 88 Earth days long?

It is closer to the sun and therefore takes less time to orbit around the sun (a year = the time it takes to do a full orbit of the sun).

400

What are the three things you need to have on when doing an experiment in the lab?

Covered shoes

Lab coat

Safety glasses

500

Why do rugby and football boots put more pressure on the ground than regular shoes?

Because the studs mean the person's weight is distributed over a smaller area

500

Giraffes having long necks so they can reach higher leaves and the kiwi having brown feathers to blend in with the bush floor, are examples of what?

Adaptions

500

What does the lens in our eye do?

Bends light entering our eye to focus it on the back of our retina

500

What is the summer solstice?

The point in Earth's orbit where we get the longest day and shortest night in the year

(Happened last on December 22nd 2023)

500

If you use a beaker during an experiment, what must you do with it when you are finished with it?

Clean it and put it away where it belongs