Past Paper Flashcards

(30 cards)

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What is a ball-and-socket joint

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A joint that allows movement in all directions (e.g. shoulder

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What is a hinge joint

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A joint that allows movement in one direction (e.g. elbow

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How do antagonistic muscles move bones

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One muscle contracts while the other relaxes to move the bone

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What is the Rutherford model of the atom

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A small dense nucleus with electrons orbiting in mostly empty space

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5
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What charge does an electron have

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Negative

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6
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What charge does a proton have

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Positive

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7
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What charge does a neutron have

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No charge

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8
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What is the formula for speed

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Speed = Distance ÷ Time

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What causes pressure

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A force acting on an area

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What is the formula for pressure

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Pressure = Force ÷ Area

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What is bioaccumulation

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Build-up of toxic substances in organisms over time

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How does bioaccumulation affect ecosystems

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It harms top predators and disrupts food chains

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13
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What is paper chromatography used for

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To separate and identify substances in a sample

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What are asteroids

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Small rocky bodies left over from solar system formation

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Where are most asteroids found

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Between Mars and Jupiter (asteroid belt)

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What is an invasive species

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A new species that spreads quickly in a new ecosystem and are often brought there by humans

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How do invasive species affect ecosystems

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They outcompete native species and cause harm

18
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What is solution concentration

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How much solute is in a volume of solvent

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What is reflection

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Light bouncing off a surface

20
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What is the law of reflection

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Angle of incidence = Angle of reflection

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What are Earth’s climate cycles

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Natural changes between intergalactic periods and ice ages over long time periods

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What causes Earth’s climate to change

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Atmospheric changes like rising greenhouse gases

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What is the word equation for aerobic respiration

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Glucose + Oxygen → Carbon dioxide + Water

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Which metals are most reactive

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Potassium, Sodium, Calcium

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Which metals are least reactive
Copper, Silver, Gold
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How do reactive metals react with acid
They fizz and produce hydrogen gas
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How do you make an electromagnet
Wrap wire around iron (or a different core) and pass electric current through it
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Where are electromagnets used
Bells, motors, cranes, etc.
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What is biomagnification
Biomagnification is when harmful substances increase in amount as they move up the food chain.
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How are asteroids formed?
Asteroids were formed because of the rocky leftovers from the early solar system, mostly found between Mars and Jupiter.