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Proficiency Review #1. What is the best way to determine how two people are most closely related?. DNA. What best measures a liquid?. Graduated Cylinder. A hydro-electric generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Proficiency Review #1

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What is the best way to determine how two people are most closely related?

• DNA

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What best measures a liquid?

• Graduated Cylinder

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A hydro-electric generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.

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What is the best way to reduce the amount of waste in a landfill?

• Recycle

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What is the best way to predict the outcome of an experiment?

• Make a HYPOTHESIS (educated guess!)

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Boiling water has the most kinetic energy!

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How would you know that a prehistoric shark (Megladon) and a great white shark are related?

• Comparison of skeletal structure

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Why is the Green House Effect called the Green House Effect?

• Because it keeps in heat and gases (carbon dioxide and water vapor) just like a green house does.

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The gas involved in the nuclear reaction of stars (nuclear fusion)…

• HYDROGEN

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Nuclear waste is the most hazardous to store.

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Levels of Organization from smallest to largest:

• Atom• Molecule• Cell• Tissue• Organ• Organ system • Organism

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How do you increase the rate of a reaction?

• Heat it!• Grind it!• Stir it!

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Covalent bonds share electrons!

• Two or more NON-METALS!

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The molecule produced during photosynthesis…

• GLUCOSE

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Electrical impulses travel in…

• NERVE CELLS

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What changes scientific findings?

• NEW DATA

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In order of increasing molecular attraction…

• Gas—molecules are not attracted. They are in rapid, random, motion.

• Liquids—molecules are attracted to the point they flow past one another.

• Solids—molecules are very attracted. They vibrate in a set pattern.

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Energy from the sun is needed during…

• EVAPORATION

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What happens if Greenhouse gases decrease?

• The Earth’s temperature would decrease (it would become colder).

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Oceanic plates subduct or go under the continental plate.

• Where two plates meet is called CONVERGENCE.

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What force stops a rolling ball?

• FRICTION

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Greater variation comes from plants that cross-polinate.

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The moving of plates is called plate tectonics.

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The Universe is expanding!

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Scientific advances are influenced by the costs and benefits of those advances.

• Making unsubstantiated claims about results is NOT part of the scientific process…you can not make things up and call them true as part of the scientific process!

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Radioactive decay occurs in certain elements at a constant rate.

• Carbon dating is how we know how old something is.

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What is the primary energy source behind the water cycle?

• The Sun’s electromagnetic radiation.• The Sun’s energy is used more during

EVAPORATION in the water cycle.

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Geothermal, wind, and solar energy are constantly being replenished.

• THEY ARE RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES!

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Cyanobacteria affected the Earth’s atmosphere by gradually adding oxygen to the atmosphere…

• This led to life on our planet!

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The two most abundant greenhouse gases in the Earth’s atmosphere are…

• CARBON DIOXIDE• WATER VAPOR

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The force that dominates the formation of a star is…GRAVITY

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The CORIOLIS EFFECT is the movement of fluids (gases and liquids) on our planet.

• *from west to east in the Northern hemisphere!

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• The rate of fusion of high-mass stars greatly exceeds that of low-mass stars. As a result, the high-mass stars spend less time on the main sequence than low-mass stars.

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On the periodic table, Groups or families (columns) have similar properties.

• Same number of valance electrons…

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Ionic bonds are between a metal and a non-metal, or a metal and a poly-atomic.

• In Ionic bonds, electrons are given from the metal to the non-metal.

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Valence electrons are the outer most electrons that participate in chemical bonding.

electron

neutron

proton

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A catalyst increases the rate of a reaction.

• Enzymes are catalyst in your body.

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Endothermic reactions take in energy—get COLD!

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Exothermic reactions give off energy—get HOT!

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With any chemical equation, the mass of the reactants is equal to the mass of the products.

• Same goes for the number and type of atoms!

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Gaining electrons gives an ion a negative charge.

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Losing an electron gives an ion a positive charge.

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A generator is an example of electromagnetic induction.

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If electromagnetic waves reach Earth from distant parts of the universe, you can infer that

these waves can travel without a medium.

• Sound waves can not travel through space because sound waves need a medium in which to travel!

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Objects with the greatest gravitational forces are bigger, and closer together!

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A toy car with initial kinetic energy rolls to a stop along a flat track. Because of friction, some of the kinetic energy was transferred to the

track as thermal energy (HEAT) .

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A thermometer measures…

• Average kinetic motion.

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What role do electrical generators or batteries have in circuits?

• They are the source of the electrons that move through the circuit.

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What molecule allows hereditary information to be passed from generation to generation?

• DNA

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Which cellular organelle contains DNA and controls the functions of the cell?

• The NUCLEUS

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Gametes = sex cells

• Egg or sperm• They have ½ the number of chromosomes as

the parent cells.

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Somatic cells = body cells

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Ribosomes are the site of protein synthesis.

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Transcription is when a strand of DNA is matched to a strand of messenger RNA.

• A-----T (u)• T-----A• C-----G• G-----C

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Mitosis cell division is exponential.

• 1-----2-----4-----8-----16-----32-----64…

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Cell division by mitosis is growth.

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Greatest variation in the offspring comes from …

• A heterozygous crossed with another heterozygous individual.

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Osmosis is the movement of water from an area of higher concentration to lower

concentration.

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Prokaryotic cells—simple, no nucleus.

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Eukaryotic cells—more complex, have a nucleus.

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Top consumers in a food web have less energy available to them, so they have to store energy in the form of fats.

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The two most important factors in determining what type of vegetation is present in an ecosystem are…

• WATER and TEMPERATURE

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Abiotic energy source = the SUN!

• Abiotic factors in an ecosystem are not living…soil, temperature, water, climate, etc.

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If different species share a common ancestor, they have similar DNA sequences.

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The theory of evolution best explains the vast diversity of life on our planet.

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The best evidence that all modern breeds of dogs are members of the

same species, but they exhibit a wide range of physical

characteristics, results in the fact that some modern dog breeds are poorly adapted to living in natural

environments.

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A population that is most fit, would produce the most viable offspring.

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Primary succession is where plants begin to grow after a natural disaster.

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A benefit of artificial selection is to selectively breed organisms to

provide farmers with higher yielding crops and possible more profits.

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A parasite in the small intestine will interfere with nutrient absorption.

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Plant cells have a rigid cell wall, and animal cells do not. Plant cells contain chloroplast, animal cells do not.

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Skin cancer cannot be passed to children, because it occurs in the somatic cells of

the body. It is not inherited.

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What happens to particles of a gas as it changes phase into a liquid?

• They slow down and become closer together because energy is being removed. (CONDENSATION)

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The moon has less mass, so gravitational force is less on the Moon’s surface.

• *That is also why astronauts weigh less on the moon!

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The Big Bang theory helps scientists understand the origins of the universe, and how the planets in

our solar system are formed.

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A non-sustainable environmental practice is the burning of fossil fuels.

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During it’s lifetime, a star’s brightness fluctuates.

• Stars are classified by their color.

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The flow of air around a heater is convection.

• Hot air rises, cold air sinks.• Heat always flows from hot to cold.

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An Earthquake is most likely to occur where two plates meet.

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Sound waves cannot travel in the vacuum of space. Light waves can travel through space.

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The denser the medium, the faster sound travels through it (particles are closest together). So…sound travels

fastest through a solid like land.