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CSET Subject 2: Science
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1. 1. inner core 2. outer core 3. mantle 4. crust
major fault types
layers of the Earth?
Catalyst
Ribosomes
2. Is the particular wavelength of light we observe that is not absorbed by an object.
Ion
Solution
Spring tides
Color
3. Illustrates the relationship between absolute magnitude - luminosity - classification and effective temperature of stars.
Hertzsprung - Russel diagram (HRD) of spectral class
Diploid cell
Physical Change
Velocity
4. Grain like organelles that produce proteins
Experimental group
Ribosomes
Solution
Unlike temperature - the amount of thermal energy depends on
5. Occurs when chemical composition of a substance is altered.
Chemical Change
A balanced atom
Carbon 14
layers of the Earth?
6. 1. convergent 2. divergent 3. transform
Atomic Mass
major fault types
Telophase
Protostar
7. 1. temperature (think movement) 2. pressure
Atom composition
Flowering plants
factors that cause a substance to change state
Displacement
8. This is the motion of objects emitting or reflecting sound waves changing their frequency.
major types of rocks on the Earth?
How waves are created
Doppler Effect
Radiation
9. Is something that starts a chemical reaction - such as a spark.
Hertzsprung - Russel diagram (HRD) of spectral class
Ionic Bonds
Catalyst
Mutualism
10. Is the smallest unit of an element that still has the properties of that element.
Atom
three states of matter
Neap tides
Element
11. An atom with an imbalanced charge
Electrons
Most isotopes
the hierarchy within an ecosystem
Ion
12. 1. neutral charge 2. located in the nucleus 3. mass is 1 AMU
How energy is measured
How atomic particles on the Periodic Table are organized:
Steps for the Scientific Method
Neutrons
13. Has the same number of protons and neutrons
A balanced atom
categories of taxonomy?
Ionic Bonds
Mixture
14. Is a substance composed of two or more elements
Diploid cell
Compound
Telophase
Neutrons
15. Stamen
The Law of Gravity
Male sex organ on a flower
Ribosomes
Convection
16. Describes speed and direction
Solution
Seasons
Velocity
Doppler Effect
17. Asserts that organisms have changed over time to adapt to the unique and varied demands of their changing environments.
18. States that all of the Earth's continents at one time were joined as a single 'super - continent' called Pangaea. Over time - the continents drifted apart.
Element
Compound
Experimental group
Theory of Plate Tectonics
19. Occurs when light returns after bouncing off an object.
Male sex organ on a flower
Cell wall
Reflection of light
Protostar
20. 1. egg 2. tadpole (breathes water) 3. metamorphosis 4. adult frog (breathes air)
life cycle of a frog
Mutualism
Doppler Effect
Mitosis
21. Are caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon and the Sun on the Earth.
Telophase
How energy is measured
Tides
Krebb Cycle
22. A bond in which on atom loses an electron to form a positive ion and the other gains an electron to form a negative ion - creating an electrostatic force which holds them together.
Nucleus
How atomic particles on the Periodic Table are organized:
Ionic Bonds
Geologic timescale
23. H2O + CO2 --> CH2O + O2
Mixture
chemical reaction in photosynthesis
Temperature
Hertzsprung - Russel diagram (HRD) of spectral class
24. That matter cannot be created or destroyed; it simply changes form.
Spring tides
The Law of Conservation of Energy states that
How atomic particles on the Periodic Table are organized:
The law of Conservation of Matter
25. A material that can be separated by physical means into two or more substances.
Temperature
Weathering
Mixture
Refraction of light
26. An isotope created in the earth's atmosphere by cosmic rays. All living things absorb carbon 14. When they die absorption stops and the organism's existing C14 begins to radioactively decay back to C12.
Carbon 14
Newton's Laws of Motion
Refraction of light
Geologic timescale
27. The number of protons a particular type of atom has. The atomic number defines the type of element.
Characteristics of a mammal
Krebb Cycle
Atomic Number
Temperature
28. Energy changes forms but is not created or destroyed.
The law of Conservation of Matter
The Law of Conservation of Energy states that
Solar eclipse
Tides
29. Cellular division to create sex cells called haploids.
Metaphase
Newton's Laws of Motion
Meiosis
Diploid cell
30. 1. gravity 2. magnetism 3. friction (think of a falling sheet of paper vs. a falling book)
forces that cause changes in motion
Unlike temperature - the amount of thermal energy depends on
Chloroplast
Quantum Theory states that
31. For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Law of Reciprocal Actions
Commensalism
Cytoplasm
the hierarchy within an ecosystem
32. Forms the key building block at an atomic level.
Carbon
Krebb Cycle
Isotope
How energy is measured
33. 1. the more massive either or both bodies are - the greater the gravitational force between them. 2. the further apart two bodies are - the lesser the gravitational force between them.
Neutrons
The Law of Gravity
Lunar eclipse
Seasons
34. As temperature increases volume also increases
35. Is an object's rate of motion = Distance/Time
Atomic Mass
Speed
An atom with an imbalance charge
Male sex organ on a flower
36. As pressure increases volume decreases
37. Radioactively decay back into their 'normal' forms over time
On the Periodic Table chemical properties are loosely organized by
Neutrons
Suspension
Most isotopes
38. Occurs when heat is transmitted in the form of electromagnetic waves.
Radiation
Unlike temperature - the amount of thermal energy depends on
Carbon
Atomic Mass
39. A fairly typical main sequence star.
Commensalism
Covalent Bonds
Sun (on HRD)
Water
40. Calories
Seasons
How energy is measured
Characteristics of a mammal
The Law of Conservation of Energy states that
41. Are affected by the angle from which we view the moon.
Carbon
Lunar phases
Element
Spring tides
42. Are huge clusters of billions of stars
Prophase
Galaxies
Mixture
Geologic timescale
43. Occurs when cooler portions of a liquid or gas flow in to take the place of hotter - rising portions.
Kinetic energy is
Geotropism
Ribosomes
Convection
44. Force = Mass X Acceleration
Law of Acceleration
characteristics of life?
Chloroplast
Radiation
45. Duplicates genetic material
Cytoplasm
Prophase
Quantum Theory states that
Mutualism
46. 1. incline plane2. wheel and axle 3. lever 4. pulley 5. wedge 6. screw
Waves
Cell membrane
Six Simple Machines that reduce effort
Nucleus
47. A group which resembles the experimental group in all other ways - but on which the hypothesis is not tested. In some clinical trials the control group is given a placebo.
life cycle of a frog
Acceleration
How energy is measured
Control group
48. Are a progressive disturbance propagated from point to point (with regularity between points)
How energy is measured
Waves
Prophase
Half life
49. Material inside the cell membrane -- not including the nucleus
Boyle's Law
Cytoplasm
layers of the Earth?
Charles' Law
50. The capacity to work
energy
Prophase
Element
Lunar phases