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1
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What are the contact forces?

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friction, buoyancy, and air-pressure

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What are the two categories of forces?

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Contact force, and non-contact forces

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What are the non-contact forces?

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Gravity, magnesium, and electrostatic.

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What are balanced forces?

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The forces are balanced, an even pull on each end, therefore it can’t be moving or going anywhere.

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What are un-balanced forces?

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The forces are unbalanced, the pull on each side are not equal, making the object move in the direction of the strongest pull.

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What is friction?

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The force of two objects rubbing up against each other, friction slows down or stops movement.

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Why is friction good?

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-allows us to walk
-allows us to sit in a chair
-drive safely
-allows us to stand
-slows down movement.

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Why is friction bad?

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-if pushing something heavy, friction makes it harder.
-friction causes heat
-friction is bad for car engine because we have to add oil to reduce the heat from friction.

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What is static electricity?

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Stationary electrical charge that builds up on the surface of a material.

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What is matter made up of?

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Atoms- atoms contain particles that have charges.

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11
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Does a proton have a negative or a positive charge?

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A proton has a positive charge

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Does an electron have a negative or a positive charge?

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An electron has a negative charge.

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13
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What does magnets mean?

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any material capable of attracting iron and producing a magnetic field

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What is a magnetic field?

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An area around a magnet that has a force that attracts objects to itself.

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What is the difference of a permanent and temporary magnet?

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A permanent magnet retains its magnetic properties for a long time, but a temporary magnet act like permanent ones when in a strong magnetic field.

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What are the seven different forces?

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  1. weight
  2. reaction (type A)
  3. reaction (type B)
  4. Thrust
  5. Friction
  6. Uplift
  7. Upthrust
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17
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What is the force of weight?

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Gravity acting downwards on an object.

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What is the force of reaction (type A)?

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The force of ground holding something up

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What is the force of reaction (type B)?

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The force of an object pushing back up against you.

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What is the force of thrust?

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The force of pushing something forward.

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What is the force of friction?

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The force acting against any movement.

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What is the force of uplift?

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The force that lifts things up in air.

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What is the force of upthrust?

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The force of water pushing upwards.

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What does ‘pull’ do?

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keeps objects apart, or moves them apart

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25
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What does ‘push’ do?

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keeps objects together, or moves them closer.

26
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What does ‘twist’ do?

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makes things turn.

27
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What can forces do?

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-change the shape of an object
-change or stop movement of an object
-or do both

28
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What does a force do when it changes the motion of an object?

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-make an object start moving or go faster
-make an object slow down or stop
-change the direction its moving
-change the way its spinning
-sometimes all at the same time.

29
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What type of field does earth have?

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a gravitational field

30
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What type of field does static electricity have?

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An electrical field

31
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What type of field do magnets have?

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a magnetic field

31
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What type of field do magnets have?

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a magnetic field

32
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Is gravity a contact or non-contact force?

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gravity is a non-contact force

33
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What is gravity?

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The force that attracts the earth and an object towards each other.

34
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How do we know if something is living?

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Mrs Gren

35
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What is Mrs Gren?

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Mrs Gren stands for:
Movement
Respiration
Sensitivity
Growth
Reproduction
Excretion
Nutrition

36
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What is movement?

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to change positions

37
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What is respiration?

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produces energy from food

38
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What is sensitivity?

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To detect changes in the surroundings, using the five senses.

39
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What is growth?

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to increase in size

40
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What is reproduction?

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To create new organisms

41
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What is excretion?

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Remove wastes inside the body.

42
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What is nutrition?

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the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth.

43
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Why do we classify?

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classifying living things is important to help us organise and make sense of the diverse organisms on earth.

44
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What are characteristics of mammals?

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  • have a backbone
    -constant body temperature (endotherm)
  • Females have mammary glands that produce milk- all mammal babies feed on milk
    -skin or fur
45
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What are characteristics of birds?

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  • have a backbone
    -skin with feathers
  • most can fly
  • eggs with a hard shell
  • a beak for feeding
  • constant body temperature (endotherm)
46
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What are characteristics of reptiles?

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  • have a backbone
  • skin with scales
  • eggs with a leathery shell
  • lungs for breathing (on land)
  • changing body temperature (ectotherm)
47
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What are characteristics of amphibians?

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  • have a backbone
  • soft moist skin without scales
  • eggs with no shell, usually laid in water
  • adults usually live on land and have lungs
  • changing body temperature (ectotherm)
48
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What are characteristics of fish?

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  • have a backbone
  • only live in water
  • have gills for breathing underwater
  • lay eggs without a shell
  • skin with scales
  • have a changing body temperature (ectotherm)
49
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What are vertebrates?

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Fish, mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and birds.

50
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What are the invertebrate’s?

A

to complete

51
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What are the five plants?

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  • mosses
  • ferns
  • conifers
    -grasses
  • flowering plants
52
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What are classifications of mosses?

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-live in damp places
- thin leaves that lose water
- no proper roots or stem
- make tiny spores

53
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What are classifications of ferns?

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  • strong stems
    -roots and leaves
  • waxy layer (cuticle) to reduce water loss)
    -have tubes called xylem
  • release spores
54
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What are classifications of conifers?

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  • many are evergreen, keeping their leaves throughout the entire year
  • leaves are needle shaped
  • make male and female cones
55
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What are classifications of flowering plants?

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  • flowers contain reproductive organs
  • flowers make seeds after fertilization
  • live in dry and hot places
56
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What are keys?

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a key is a tool that allows the user to determine and identify items in the natural world.

57
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What does dichotomous mean?

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“divided into two parts”

58
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How do dichotomous keys work?

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Dichotomous keys always give two choices in each step, to finally break down a group into you get it’s proper classification.

59
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What are classification keys also known as?

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Dichotomous keys, and vice versa for classification keys.

60
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What is an ecosytem?

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a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment.

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