Science test Flashcards

1
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How long does it take for the earth to rotate on its axis

A

24 hours ( a day)

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2
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How long does it take for the earth to orbit the sun

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365 and a quarter days ( a year)

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3
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How much degrees is earth tilted at

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23°

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4
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Equinox

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Two days on which daytime and night time are both 12 hours each

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5
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Solstice

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The two days on which daytime is longest( summer) and night time is longest( winter

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6
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How long does it take the moon to orbit the earth

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27 days

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7
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Why is the moon non- luminous

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As it is only visible when the sun reflect on it for us to see

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8
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Phases of the moon

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The shape of the moon appearing g to change during its orbit ( waxing, full and waning)

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9
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Solar eclipse

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When the moon passes in front of the sun as seen from earth casting it’s shadow on us

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Lunar eclipse

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When the moon passes into the earth’s shadow and we can’t see it

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12
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What are the four inner planets

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Mercury, Venus, earth and mars

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13
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What are the four gas giants

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Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune

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14
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Dwarf planets, asteroids, comets and dust orbit the sun too

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A fact!

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15
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Is the sun a planet or a star

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A star, all the other stars are so far away they look like tiny points of light

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16
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What is the name where stars exist in

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Galaxies ( the sun is in the milky way galaxy)

17
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Constellations

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Stars that make patterns in the sky

18
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Solid and examples of them

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Very Dense
Fixed Volume
Very difficult to compress
Fixed Shape
Doesn’t flow
Examples: wood, plastic, steel, glass

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Liquid and examples of them

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Very dense
Fixed Volume
Very difficult to compress
Takes the shape of the bottom of its container
Flows easily
Examples: water,petrol,mi-lk

20
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Gas and example of them

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Not very dense
Doesn’t take a fixed Volume
Easy to compress
Fills it’s container
Flows easily
Examples: air, steam

21
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Heat

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Heat causes particles to move, vibrate on the spot or travel about
* All objects have some heat so all particles are moving all the time
* Giving an object more heat, makes the particles move faster.

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22
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Expansion

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Heating a substance causes it to expand. This is because when the particles move faster, they are also able toove more further away from each other

23
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Gas pressure

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The combined force between the huge numbe of gas particles colliding with and bouncing on the surfaces

24
Q

If the gas pressure outside of and object is bigger than the glass pressure inside of an object, the difference can be so powerful enough to crush an object

A

Fact!

25
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Diffusion

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The random motion of liquid and gas particles where they spread out and become less concentrated.
Diffusion happens faster if the substances are hotter, because the particles are travelling faster.

26
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Asexual

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An organism that makes a clone of itself