Acts testing science 6th gr
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| Temperature decreases or increases as you go up in elevation (ie. up a mountain rode) | decreases
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| If two people are playing tug of war and neither one is able to pull the other to their side, it is because... | pull people are applying equal force
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| A common cold is caused by what | a virus
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| what is a solar eclipse | when the moon is directly between the moon and sun
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| What is the difference between kinetic energy and potential energy | Kinetic is one in motion and potential is stored energy that is not in motion (ie. kinetic, ball bouncing, potential, ball sitting on the floor
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| If a cell membrane is impermeable, this means that things can or cannot move into and out of it. | Cannot
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| If a cell is porous, can liquids move in and out easily | yes
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| Which travels faster, sound waves or light waves? | light
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| Define carnivore | animal that is a meat eater
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| What is an omnivore | Animal that eats meat and/or vegetables
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| An herbivore only eats what | vegetation
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| When people compost their vegetables for fertilizer this is a process of | decomposition
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| A closed circuit is like dead end street because | The source of current, such as a battery, is transferred to the load (such as a home appliance) and does not go back through a conductor (such as a wire) back to the source of current (generator/battery)
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| An open circuit is like a circle because | the energy travels from the source of current, through the conductor to the load and back through the conductor to the source of current
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| Can a series circuit energize one or more than one load (appliances, lights, etc) | more than one
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| Some examples of Genetic traits which are in the DNA and passed down to the children of the parents are | Hair color, height and skin color
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| Order the following from smallest to biggest: decimeter, millimeter, meter, centimeter, hectometer | millimeter, centimeter, decimeter, meter, hectometer
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| Hot water molecules move faster than cold water molecules because there is more energy. True or false | True
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| When evaporation occurs a liquid turns into a what | Gas
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| Condensation turns a gas into a what | Liquid (steam in a shower to water on the tile)
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| Cell | Smallest living unit in creation
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| Which clouds are thunderheads | Cumulonimblus
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| Dark colors reflect or attract heat | Attract
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| Light colors reflect or attract heat | Reflect
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| Cycles of rock are what |
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| Nucleus | The brain of the cell, in middle of cell
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| Energy in motion, a ball rolling | Kinetic energy
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| Tissue | Similar cells grouped together
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| Organs | Similar tissues grouped together
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| Carbohydrate found in cell wall | Cellulose
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| Th liquid in a cell that contains organelles | Cytoplasm
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| Structures inside the cell that absorb sunlight | Chloroplasts
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| The membrane | Cell walls
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| Describe photosynthesis | Plant absorbs light from the sun through its leaves, converts to energy in the form of glucose and gives off oxygen to the air as a byproduct
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| Liver, heart, kidneys, etc | Organs
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| Cirrus | Thin clouds that float near top of troposphere (planes fly in)
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| Cycle of animal kingdoms where some are producers and some are consumers | Food webs
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| A theory that answers a scientific question and is then tested through an experiment | Hypothesis
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| Factors in an experiment thzt ae varied or different such as all the plants recieve water but one is kept in the dark | Variable
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| During an experiment records are kept of what occurs | Observation
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| Drawing conclusions in an experiment based on the observation | Analyzing data
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| What takes place by decomposers to help the process of decomposition in the soil | are animals that produce urea, or urine which goes into the soil producing ammonia
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| The nitrogen cycle (show chart)
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| Density is how compact a liquid or solid is. Would a denser object float or sink when added to a less dense object | Sink
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| What happens to the water molecules when it is frozen? | They expand and become less dense
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| Why does ice float in a cup of water? | Because it is less dense and takes up more surface area than if it wasn't frozen
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| wood, minerals, coal, natural gas, nuclear, oil | Raw materials
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| What is the freezing temperature given in Celcius degreess | 0
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| What is the boiling point of water in celcius degrees | 100
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| Which clouds look like a heavy blanket low to the ground | Stratus clouds
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| Liquid measurement in a container | Volume
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| The amount of matter in an object | Mass
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| The more tree rings a tree has the older or younger the tree is | Older
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| The top of a Wavelength is called a | peak
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| The bottom of a wavelength is called the | trough
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| The lenght of a Wavelength is measured from what to What or What to what | peak to peak or trough to trough
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| What look like tiny tufts of cotton floating in the air | Cirrocumulus
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| Which cloud is Like stratus but marked by a series of rolls or bumps | Stratocumulus
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| Which clouds are in medium altitude and are puffy and buldgy | Cumulus
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