Year 9 science test Flashcards

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1
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Equation to work out GPE

A

m x g x h

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2
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Equation to work out KE

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1/2 x mass x velocity squared

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3
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Name all types of energy

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Kinetic, Heat/thermal, light, gravitational potential, chemical, sound, elastic, electrical, Nucleur

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4
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What is conversion of energy?

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Energy can NEVER be created or destroyed but it can be stored and transferred

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5
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What is the equation for efficiency?

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Useful energy out
—————————
Total energy in

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6
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What is the gravity on earth?

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10N/kg

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7
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What is kinetic energy?

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The energy an object has because of motion, anything that’s moving has kinetic energy

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8
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Equation to work out the weight of something

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Mass x gravitational field strength

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9
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What is gravity measured in?

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N/kg

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10
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What is velocity measured in?

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m/s

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11
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What is height measured in

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M (metres)

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12
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What is mass measured in?

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Kg

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13
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What does dissipated mean?

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Scattered, spread out or diffused

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14
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What is conduction?

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Energy transmitted through solids

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15
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What is convection?

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Moving currents of air carry the heat away

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16
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What is radiation?

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How surfaces radiate energy to the surroundings

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17
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What is GPE measured in

A

Joules

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18
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What is KE measured in?

A

Joules

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19
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What is microscopy?

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The use of a microscope

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20
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What is an object in biology?

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The real object or sample you’re looking at eg onion cells

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21
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What’s an image in biology?

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The image you see when you look DOWN the microscope

22
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What does magnification mean?

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How many times larger the image is than the object

23
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How do you work out magnification

A

Image size
—————-
Object size

24
Q

What’s is Resolution in biology?

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A measure of how detailed the image is

25
Q

Advantages of a light microscope?

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Less expensive, allows you to view samples of cells and specimen close up

26
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What type of cells are plant and animal cells

A

Eukaryotes cells

27
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What type of cells are bacteria cells?

A

Prokaryotes cells

28
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Name the parts of an animal cell

A

Cell membrane, nucleus, ribosomes, mitochondria, cytoplasm

29
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Name the parts of a plant cell

A

Cell membrane, nucleus, michondria, cytoplasm, ribosomes, cell wall, permanent vacuole, chloroplast

30
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Name the parts if a bacteria cell

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Capsule, DNA, flagellum, pili, plasma membrane, ribosomes, cell wall, cytoplasm

31
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Steps on how to make a slide

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  1. Choose a sample of a specimen and peel a thin layer of epidermal off it
  2. Place the layer of the cell on a slide
  3. Put a drop of water or iodine on top of the cell
  4. Lower the coverslip onto the cell and liquid using a toothpick or needle to prevent air bubbles
  5. Place the cell onto the microscope and look at it
32
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What are specialised cells?

A

Cells that are designed to carry out a specific role in the body

33
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What are the main parts of cells?

A

Nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm

34
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What is distillation?

A

Separated mixtures that contain liquid

35
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What is fractional distillation?

A

Separating mixtures of liquid

36
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What’s a fractionating column?

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A tube full of little glass rods with a cooler at the top

37
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What is a soluble substance?

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A substance that WILL dissolve in a liquid

38
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What is an insoluble substance?

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A substance that WONT dissolve in a solvent

39
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What are the 3 states of matter?

A

Solid, liquid and gases

40
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What are the forces of attraction like in a solid?

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Strong forces of attraction between particles

41
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What are the forces of attraction like in a liquid?

A

Weak force of attraction

42
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What are the forces of attraction like in a gas?

A

No forces or very weak forces

43
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What are the Properties of a solid?

A

Strong forces, arranged neatly in rows, can vibrate in their position, definite shape and structure, fixed position

44
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What are the Properties of a liquid?

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Weak force oof attraction, free to move but fairly compact, definite volume, can flow, no arranged position

45
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What are the properties of a gas?

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No/very weak force of attraction, free to move, no arranged shape, constantly moving with random motion

46
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What is chromatography?

A

A separation technique to separate soluble substances eg ink or food colouring

47
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How can you tell if a substance is pure in chromatography

A

Only produces one spot

48
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What is is called when a solid turns into a gas

A

Sublimation

49
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What’s it called when a gas is turned into a solid

A

Deposition

50
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What’s it called when a liquid turns into a gas?

A

Evaporation

51
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What’s it called when a gas turns into a liquid?

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Condensation