Y9 Science Exam revision - 2 Flashcards

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ecosystems

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involves the interaction between biotic and abiotic things

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organisms

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all living things

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habitat

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home of an animal or plant

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population

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a. group of the same species living in the same area

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community

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a group of populations interacting with one another

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Abiotic

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non-living factors of the environment
light /air

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biotic

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living organisms apart of an environment
humans/animals/plants

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autotrophs

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an organism that relies on itself for food, and can photosynthesize

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heterotrophs

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rely on other organisms for nutrnients

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natural impact

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weather change / natural disasters

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human impact

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global warming/pollution

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cuticle

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protects plants from external stress

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13
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upper epidermis

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reduces necessary water loss in plants

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14
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palisade mesophyll

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where photosynthesis occurs

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spongey mesophyll

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allows the interchange of necessary gases used for photosynthesisn

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lower epidermis

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allows co2 to enter the leaf and oxygen to be released, aswell as helping excess water to leave

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17
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guard cell

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open and close the stomata and also regulate water

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stomata

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a pore that regulates gas exchange

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19
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xylem

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transports water from the roots of the plant

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20
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phloem

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carries sugar throughout the plant

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21
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where does cellular respiration occur?

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mitochondria

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22
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aerobic respiration word problem

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glucose + oxygen - co2 + water + energy

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anaerobic respiration word problem

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glucose - ethanol + co2 + energy

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photosynthesis word equation

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co2 + water —- (light, chlorophyl) = oxygen + glucose

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food chain

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shows energy level / feeding order

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food webs

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shows the reliance and interconnections between food chains

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27
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how is energy lost?

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Once an organism dies only 10% of its total energy is passed on. Trophic levels show energy levels.

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28
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consumer

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heterotrophs

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29
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producer

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autotrophs

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30
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how is matter passed through the ecosystem?

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living matter is passed from producers to consumers, which is broken down by decomposers and released as ATP.

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31
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scientific error

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random + systematic

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32
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dependant variable

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whats measured

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33
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independent variable

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what is changed

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34
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controlled

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stays constant

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35
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systematic error

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an inaccuracy made by you

36
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random error

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occurs due to chance

37
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1st electromagnetic wave

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Radio wave

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2nd type of electromagnetic wave

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microwaves

39
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3rd type of electromagnetic wave

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infrared radiation

40
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4th type of electromagnetic wave

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visible light

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5th type of electromagnetic wave

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ultraviolet

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6th type of electromagnetic wave

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x- ray

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7th type of electromagnetic wave

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gamma rays

44
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speed of light

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300,000 km/s

45
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law of reflection

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angle of incidence = angle of reflection

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regular reflection

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plane mirrors reflect light in a normal and consistent way

47
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diffuse reflection

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most rough objects reflect in at unusual and irregular angles

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visible colours

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red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet

49
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why do we see colors

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the colours we see are simply the only visible colour that wasn’t absorbed by the object, the imparticular colour reflects into our eyesight.

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virtual image

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upright image where rays diverge

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real image

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formed by rays of light converging to make the focus

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inverted image

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an image that appears backwards due to a plane mirror. for instance ambulance writing

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upright image

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image that appears verticle

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concave mirror

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real image

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convex mirror

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virtual image

56
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rule of refraction

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when light enters a more dense medium it goes towards the medium

57
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dispersion of white light

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when white light enters a triangular prism, all visible light colors appear. and you can see the ones that diverge more due to longer or shorter wavelengths

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how do we see things

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when we look at objects light is reflected into our eyes

59
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cornea

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clear window that refracts light

60
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pupil

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hole in the iris, that lets light in

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iris

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coloured part of the eye that controls light through the pupil

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lense

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refracts light to focus image on the retina

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retina

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light-sensitive cells which change light energy to nerve impulses

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sclera

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white tough part of the eye

65
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optical nerve

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sends messages from the retina to the brain

66
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liquid humor

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jelly substance at the front that holds the eye shape and keeps it strong.

67
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2 vision defects

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myopia, hyperobia

68
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what waves need a medium

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water and sound

69
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how are waves classified?

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transverse or longitude

70
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speed of sound in air

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331 metres

71
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how long does sound take to reach 1km away?

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3 seconds

72
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why do we see lightning before thunder?

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because light travels faster then sound

73
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longitudinal wave

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travel in lines

74
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transverse waves

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travel in lines

75
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common cause of hearing loss

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  • trauma to the head or ear
  • loud noise
76
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process of hearing

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  • outer ear
  • middle ear
  • inner ear
  • auditory nerve
77
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pinner / outer ear

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made from cartilage, helps direct sound waves to the canal

78
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ear canal / outer ear

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tube that directs sound waves to the inner ear containing hair and wax

79
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stirrup, anvil, hammer / middle ear

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smallest bones in our body

80
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eardrum / middle ear

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vibrates when sound hits it

81
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oval window

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connects the middle and inner ear

82
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semi-circular canals / inner ear

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fluid-filled canals that help us to keep balance

83
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cochlea

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sounds vibrations are transmitted and picked up by nerves which helps the brain sense sound

84
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Eustachian tube

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connects ear canal to nose and throat

85
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auditory nerve

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sends electrical signals to the brain