Christmas Test Prep 2024 Flashcards

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Whats the function of the cell membrane?

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Controls what exits and enters the cell

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Whats the function of the nucleus?

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Carrie genes that control cell activities

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What is the function of cytoplasm?

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Watery fluid where parts of the cell float and chemical reactions take place

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What is the definition of a hypothesis

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An educated guess

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What’s an independent variable?

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A factor you change in an experiment to see what happens

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What’s a dependent variable?

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A factor you measure in response to the change you made

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If one variable affects the other, then do they have?

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A relationship.

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What’s the control of an experiment?

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The group where a variable isn’t being tested.

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What’s a fair test?

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An experiment that only changes one variable at a time.

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10
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How many times should you repeat and experiment for reliable results?

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You should repeat it three times.

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What are ethical considerations in an experiment?

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Moral choices

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12
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What is quantitative data?

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A quantity that can be measured eg. Distance

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13
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What is qualitative data?

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A record of the qualities of something, eg. Flavour

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14
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What is SALT for a graph?

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S- scale…is the scale suitable?
A- axis…are the intervals equal?
L- label…are the axes labeled, is there a unit of measurement?
T-title…what is the graph’s purpouse?

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15
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Which axis on a graph does the dependent variable go on?

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The Y axis (vertical)

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16
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Which axis on a graph does the independent variable go on?

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The X axis (horizontal)

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17
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What’s a zero error?

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When a measuring instrument doesn’t start at zero.

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18
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What’s a parallax error?

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When a scale is read from the wrong angle.

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19
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What measurement instrument would you use to measure a small curved line?

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An opisometer

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20
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What measurement instrument would you use to measure something like the diameter of a ring?

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Vernier Callipers

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21
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What is temperature?

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The measurement of how hot or cold an object is.

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22
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What is mass?

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Mass is the amount of matter in an object?

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23
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What is volume?

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The measurement of how much space an object takes up

24
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If your reading volume from a graduated cylinder, what do you need to do?

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You need to become eye level with the meniscus and read it from there.

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What is the formula to calculate the volume of a cuboid?
The length x width x height
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How do you calculate density?
The mass divided by the volume
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How do you calculate volume?
The mass divided by the density.
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How do you calculate mass?
Density times volume
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Will an object sink in a liquid it is denser than?
Yes, it will sink.
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What are the seven characteristics of a living thing?
1. Movement 2.respiration 3.sensitivity 4.nutrition 5.Excretion 6.reproduction 7. Growth
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What is respiration?
Release of energy from food
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What is excretion?
Release of waste
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What is a group of cells called?
A tissue
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What is a group of tissue called?
An organ
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Whats a group of organs called?
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What’s a group of systems called?
An organism
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What’s an organism?
A living thing
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What is the function of cytoplasm?
A watery fluid in which the parts of the cell float, also where chemical reactions take place.
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That’s the function of mitochondria?
Releases energy from respiration
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What’s the function of ribosome?
Makes proteins eg.hormones
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What’s the function of chloroplast?
Contains a green pigment called chlorophyll this is where photosynthesis occurs.
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What’s the function of the cell wall?
Provides protection, shape and structure.
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What’s the large vacuole used for?
Storing food and water
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Do plant cells contain the same ribosomes as animal cells?
Yes
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What are the parts of the animal cell?
1. Cytoplasm 2.nucleus 3.cell membrane 4.ribosomes 5.mitochondria
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What are the parts of a plant cell?
1. Nucleus 2. Cytoplasm 3.cell membrane 4.mitochondria 5.ribosomes 6.chloroplasts 7.large vacuole 8.cell wall
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What are the steps of creating a slide?
1. Clean the slide 2. Out a drop of iodine on top 3.peel a piece of onion, and put it flat on the slide 4.place the coverslip on top at 45 degree angle for no bubbles
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What would you stain a cheek cell with?
Methylene Blue
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What are the three types of matter?
1. Gas 2. Liquid 3. Solid
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Does air have a mass?
Yeeeeeesssssssss
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What’s an atom?
The smallest part of a chemical element
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What’s an element?
A substance that contains only one type of atom
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What’s a molecule?
A group of atoms joined together
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When writing an element which of the letters is capitalised?
The first
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What is a chemical change?
When atoms change in a different way to give us a new substance called a compound
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What is a physical change?
When atoms form in a new way to give us a mixture, but not a new substance
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What is a mixture?
A mixture is two or more different substances that are physically mixed and the change can be easily reversed