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Explain potential and kinetic energy as related to
a pendulum.
What is our most important energy resource?
Why?
What type of energy is it?
What is light energy?
What is electric energy?
What is the equation for mechanical energy
What energy is involved in snowboarding?
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What are the different types of energy?
What types are we using right now?
What type of energy is involved in an ipod?
What type of energy is stored in food?
What type of energy is moving electrons?
What type of energy involves splitting of the nucleus?
When does the pendulum have the most potential
energy? Most kinetic?
8. What is happening from 1to3?
9. What is happening from 3 to 5?
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1. What is thermal energy?
2. What are the other five types of energy?
3. What are the three types of thermal energy
transfer?
4. Which one does not require matter?
5. Which one would be involved in a lava lamp?
Explain.
6. What is kinetic energy? Potential?
7. When does a roller coaster have the most
potential energy? Kinetic?
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1. What is mechanical energy?
2. What do you think an energy conversion is?
3. Based on that what do you think the law of conservation of energy
is?
4. What energy conversions are involved in sledding?
5. What energy conversions are involved in a snow blower?
6. What is the total internal energy of an object?
7. What is sound energy?
8. What is nuclear energy?
9. What type of heat transfer occurs with a spoon in a hot cup of
soup?
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What is light energy?
What is electrical energy?
What is mechanical energy?
What is energy?
What energies are involved in fireworks?
When does the girl in the diagram have the most
potential and kinetic energies?
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What is thermal energy?
What is heat?
What is temperature?
What is absolute zero?
What are the three types of heat transfer? Explain
each.
6. Look at the picture all three are represented.
Explain how.
7. What energies are represented in the pictures?
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1. What is the heat transfer involved in a heated swimming
pool??
2. What is the heat transfer involved with the sun rays
warming us in summer?
3. What is the heat transfer involved in a pot siiting on the
stove?
4. Write out the energy conversions for the following:
a. Cooking toast in a Toaster oven
b. Hitting a ball
c. Cell phones
d. TV
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1. What is an energy conversion?
2. What type of conversions are involved in
sledding?
3. What type of conversions are involved in a oven?
4. What is a machine?
5. What is the law of conservation of energy?
6. What type of energy conversion is involved in a
radio?
7. What are the heat transfers involved in a pot of
boiling water…. Explain.
http://www.online-stopwatch.com/
2/9
1. What are the two things that effect kinetic energy?
2. What unit is energy measured in?
3. Explain what happens to kinetic and potential energy as a
pendulum swings down.
4. As it swings back up?
5. What is heat?
6. What s temperature?
7. What temperature is absolute zero?
8. What are energy resources?
9. What is the difference between a nonrenewable and a
renewable resource?
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What is thermal energy?
What is temperature?
What is heat?
What are the three types of thermal energy transfer?
Which one does not require matter?
What one is involved in the heating and cooling of
magma?
Which one involves direct transfer through a solid?
What are the two divisions of energy resources?
Explain each.
Which one do fossil fuels belong to?
What is a fossil fuel?
2/15
1. Explain what give us our energy.
2. What energy conversions are in a curling iron?
3. Explain the heat transfers involved in the
pictures.
4. What is a fossil fuel?
5. Where do fossil fuels get their energy from?
6. What is geothermal energy?
7. What are examples of nonrenewable
resources?
8. What are examples of renewable resources?
1. What are the energy
conversions involved in
the pictures below?
2. Look at the pictures on
the right what type of
energy resources do they
involve?
3. Are they nonrenewable or
renewable. Explain.
4. Which do you think is
better for the
environment?
5. What is energy? What unit
is it measured in?
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2/22
1. What is biology?
Study of life
2. What are the characteristics of life?
•Heredity
•Metabolism
3. What is classification?
•Cellular organization
* homeostasis
*reproduction
Placing
of things into groups based on similar characteristics.
4. What does classify mean?
To place into groups.
5. What type of things do we classify?
Books, subjects, movies etc.
6. Why do we classify?
•Makes order of things
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1. What makes a living organisms different
than something nonliving?
2. What is heredity?
3. What is metabolism?
4. What is homeostasis?
5. What is classification?
6. What are the five main divisions of living
organisms?
7. What are these called?
2/28
1. What is classification?
2. What are the five/six kingdoms?
3. How was the button lab related to classification?
4. How was it different then classifying living
organisms ?
5. Is there only one way to classify objects or
organisms?
6. What are the seven levels of classification?
1. What other organism are in the same phylum as
the killer whale?
2. What other organisms would be in the same class?
3. What is the scientific name of the whale?
4. What are the five kingdoms?
5. Which is least advanced?
6. Develop a Cladogram (branching tree diagram) for
the following: Piranha, lion, alligator, eagle.
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3/2
What is taxonomy?
What was the first system of taxonomy? Who created it?
who created modern day taxonomy? What is it?
What is a dichotomous key?
Use the dichotomous key below to identify each bird.
According to the cladogram which organism is least advanced? Most
advanced?
7. Which two are most alike and what do they have in common?
8. What do the perch and hagfish not have that the rest have?
9. Notice there are two areas with missing information. What could
you put there?
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1. Fill out the cladogram.
2. Which two organisms are most
alike? What do they have in
common?
3. Which are least alike? What do they
have in common?
4. According to the poster which
organisms are most alike?
5. What do they have in common?
6. What organism is not in the same
order as polar bears?
7. Which is least like the polar bear?
8. What is the scientific name of polar
bears?
9. What are the rules for binomial
nomenclature?
10. Who developed it?
11. What else did he develop?
1. What are the 7 levels of classification?
Which is most specific? Most broad?
2. What is binomial nomenclature? What are
the rules for binomial nomenclature?
3. What is the scientific name of human,
written correctly?
4. Why was naming organisms difficult in the
past?
5. What are the advantages of binomial
nomenclature?
6. What organism are most closely related?
What do they have in common?
7. Which are least alike?
8. How are the turtle and tuna similar?
9. What is missing?
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3/7
1. What are the seven levels of classification?
2. In order to be in the same species what do
organisms have to be able to do?
3. How many kingdoms are there, what are they?
4. Give an example of each kingdom.
5. What does prokaryote mean? Eukaryote?
6. Which kingdom is prokaryote?
7. What happens to the variety of organisms as they
go through the classification system?
8. Develop a Cladogram (branching tree diagram) for
the following: Piranha, Shark, Hyena, Eagle, Leech
3/7
1. What are the five kingdoms?
2. Give an example of an organism in each kingdom.
3. Develop a Cladogram (branching tree diagram) for the
following:
Piranha, Shark, Hyena,
Rhinoceros, Leech
1. Which organisms are most
alike?
2. What do they have in common?
3. Which are least alike?
4. What could you say they all
have in common?
5. What is classification?
6. What is binomial nomenclature?
What are the rules for binomial
nomenclature?
7. Who developed it?
8. What is the scientific name of
human, written correctly
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What is taxonomy?
Who developed the first one? What was it?
Who develop the modern one? What is it?
What is a dichotomous key?
Use the following to create a cladogram
Trait
Outgroup
(Lobe-finned
fish)
Frog
Turtle
Kangaroo
Mouse
Human
Dorsal Nerve Cord
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Legs
Nature of egg
No
Requires water
Yes
Requires
water
Yes
Hard shell
prevents
drying
Yes
Develops inside
the mother
Yes
Develops
inside the
mother
Yes
Develops
inside the
mother
Nature of
development
In egg
In egg
In egg
Marsupial
Placental
Placental
Hair
Presence of pouch
No
No
No
No
No
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Reduced
No
Bipedal posture
No
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
3/10
1. What is classification?
2. Who developed the first classification system?
3. What was it?
4. What is taxonomy?
5. What are the five/six kingdoms?
6. What are the seven levels of classification?
7. Construct a cladogram using the following: human, fish,
Frog, Dog, Monkey
1. Draw a cladogram using the first
chart.
2. According to the 2nd cart which
two organisms are most alike?
3. What classification levels do they
have in common?
4. Which is least alike? Why?
5. What classification levels do they
all share?
6. What is the scientific name of the
cheetah?
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earthworm
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amoeba
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lizard
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cat
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+
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sponge
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salmon
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Cat
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Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Carnivora
Felidae
Felis
domesticus
Mountain
lion
Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Carnivora
Felidae
Felis
concolor
Cheetah
Wolf
Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Carnivora
Felidae
Panthera
Animalia
Chordata
Mammalia
Carnivora
Canidae
Canis
pardus
lupus
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1. What are all organisms made up of?
2. What kingdom do the organisms on the left belong to?
The right?
3. How do they differ?
4. Define the following words:
Heterotroph
Autotroph
Unicellular
Multicellular
Nucleus
Prokaryote
Eukaryote
3/22
1. What are all organisms made up of?
2. What is a eukaryote and a prokaryote? What kingdom has
each of the above?
3. What is an autotroph? What is another name for one?
4. What kingdoms have autotrophs?
5. What is an Heterotroph? What is another name for one?
6. What kingdoms have heterotrophs?
7. Which kingdoms are unicellular?
8. Define the following: Unicellular, Multicellular, Nucleus
1.What are the levels of classification.
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2. If a wolf has a genus of canis and a species of lupus what is
the scientific name.
3. What are the five kingdoms?
4. What kingdom do each of the cells to the right belong to.
Explain.
5. What type of cells do the pictures below represent? How do
you know?
6. What are the parts of the cell?
7. Based on prefixes and suffixes, what does pseudopod mean?