| Question | Answer |
| Where is the anther on a plant and what does it do? | A part of the stamen that contains the pollen |
| The M in MRS C GREN is? | Movement |
| The R's in MRS C GREN is? | Respire and Reproduce |
| What is the S in MRS C GREN? | Sensitivity |
| The C in MRS C GREN is? | Cells |
| What is the G in MRS C GREN? | Growth |
| What is the E in MRS C GREN? | Excrete |
| What is the N in MRS C GREN? | Nutrition |
| What do the petals do for a plant? | Attract bees and insects |
| What does the stamen do for a plant? | Produce the pollen |
| What does the carpel do for a plant? | It is the female reproductive part of the flower |
| What does the pollen do for a plant? | Reproduce |
| What does the sepal do for a plant? | Protects the flower |
| What is the filament? | A part of he stamen that holds the anther up |
| What does the ovary do for a plant? | Grows into the seeds |
| The stigma and the style are part of ... | The carpel |
| In the carpel the top is called the ... | Stigma |
| The part of the carpel that holds the stigma up is the ... | Style |
| What is the scientific word for not being able to dissolve? | Insoluble |
| What is the scientific word for able to dissolve? | Soluble |
| The scientific word solute means... | Solid |
| The scientific word solvent means... | Liquid |
| Solution means? | A mixture of solute (solid) and solvent (liquid) |
| What is the scientific word for the technique used to separate a mixture of two or more coloured pigments is? | Chromatography |
| What does evaporating mean? | Turning from liquid to gas |
| What does condensing mean? | Turning from a gas to a liquid |
| What is the name for turning a liquid into a solid | Solidifying |
| What does sublimation mean? | Turning from gas to solid |
| What is the name for a solid turning into a liquid? | Melting |
| What is made from different substances that are not chemically joined? | Mixture |
| What is conduction? | A term used to describe the flow of heat through an object. |
| What is convection? | When particles are heated the distance between them increases. |
| When the particles are very close together it is called a ... | Solid |
| When the particles can move around at a medium pace the state of matter is called ... | Liquid |
| When the particles are moving very fast, the state of matter is called... | Gas |
| What does this symbol mean?
C | Carbon |
| What does this symbol mean?
B | Boron |
| What does this symbol mean?
K | Potassium |
| What does this symbol mean?
Na | Sodium |
| What does this symbol mean?
H | Hydrogen |
| What does this symbol mean?
He | Helium |
| What does this symbol mean?
F | Fluorine |
| What does this symbol mean?
Li | Lithium |
| What does this symbol mean?
Mg | Magnesium |
| What does this symbol mean?
O | Oxygen |
| What does this symbol mean?
Ne | Neon |
| What does this symbol mean?
Cl | Chlorine |
| What does this symbol mean?
Ca | Calcium |
| What does this symbol mean?
Cu | Copper |
| What does this symbol mean?
Au | Gold |
| What does this symbol mean?
Ar | Argon |
| What does this symbol mean?
S | Sulfur |
| What does this symbol mean?
Be | Beryllium |
| What does this symbol mean?
Ti | Titanium |
| What does this symbol mean?
Fe | Iron |
| What does this symbol mean?
Ag | Silver |
| What does this symbol mean?
P | Phosphorus |
| What does this symbol mean?
I | Iodine |
| What does this symbol mean?
Al | Aluminium |
| Name three types of teeth... | Molar, Canine, Incisor |
| What is a carnivore? | It is an animal that eats only meats |
| What is a omnivore? | It is an animal that eats meats and plants |
| What is a herbivore? | It is an animal that eats plants |
| What is energy measured in? | KJ - Kilojules |
| Bread is an example of what nutrient group? | Carbohydrates |
| Meat is an example of what nutrient group? | Protein |
| Butter is an example of what nutrient group? | Lipids - fats and oils |
| Salt is an example of what nutrient group? | Minerals |
| A banana is an example of what nutrient group? | Vitamins |
| Cereals are an example of what nutrient group? | Fibre |