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What is the function of the nucleus in a cell?
What is the function of the nucleus in a cell?
- To provide energy for the cell
- To regulate cell growth
- To synthesize proteins
- To store genetic information (correct)
Which structure is only found in plant cells?
Which structure is only found in plant cells?
- Mitochondrion
- Cell membrane
- Cytoplasm
- Chloroplast (correct)
What is the function of cell wall in plant cells?
What is the function of cell wall in plant cells?
- To synthesize proteins
- To regulate cell growth and division
- To store genetic information
- To provide structural support and protection (correct)
What is the function of mitochondria in cells?
What is the function of mitochondria in cells?
Which particle model represents a solid element?
Which particle model represents a solid element?
Which particle models represent pure compounds?
Which particle models represent pure compounds?
Which particle model represents a mixture of elements?
Which particle model represents a mixture of elements?
Which particle model represents a mixture of compounds?
Which particle model represents a mixture of compounds?
What is the state of mercury at room temperature?
What is the state of mercury at room temperature?
What is an alloy?
What is an alloy?
What type of energy is converted when Oliver jumps into the water?
What type of energy is converted when Oliver jumps into the water?
What does it mean when energy dissipates during an activity?
What does it mean when energy dissipates during an activity?
What is the process that occurs at a tectonic plate boundary?
What is the process that occurs at a tectonic plate boundary?
What is the result of the interaction of tectonic plates at the boundary?
What is the result of the interaction of tectonic plates at the boundary?
What is the significance of the magma in the diagram?
What is the significance of the magma in the diagram?
What is the main feature of the tectonic plate boundary in the diagram?
What is the main feature of the tectonic plate boundary in the diagram?
What is the purpose of the teacher's experiment in the investigation?
What is the purpose of the teacher's experiment in the investigation?
What happens to air particles when a loudspeaker makes a sound?
What happens to air particles when a loudspeaker makes a sound?
Why does Mia's method of measuring growth not give accurate results?
Why does Mia's method of measuring growth not give accurate results?
Why does sound not travel through a vacuum?
Why does sound not travel through a vacuum?
What is the advantage of Jamila's method of measuring growth?
What is the advantage of Jamila's method of measuring growth?
What is the function of the meter in Lily's electrical circuit?
What is the function of the meter in Lily's electrical circuit?
What is the process by which water falls from clouds?
What is the process by which water falls from clouds?
What is the purpose of Mike's investigation?
What is the purpose of Mike's investigation?
What is the average current for 5 lamps in Lily's experiment?
What is the average current for 5 lamps in Lily's experiment?
What does Mike use to measure the pH of each substance?
What does Mike use to measure the pH of each substance?
What is the process of water vapour changing into liquid water?
What is the process of water vapour changing into liquid water?
What is being investigated in the Class 7 experiment?
What is being investigated in the Class 7 experiment?
What is the process of liquid water changing into water vapour?
What is the process of liquid water changing into water vapour?
What do hazard symbols A and B indicate on the battery of cells?
What do hazard symbols A and B indicate on the battery of cells?
What is the purpose of Lily's investigation?
What is the purpose of Lily's investigation?
What is the role of electrons in determining whether a material is a conductor or an insulator?
What is the role of electrons in determining whether a material is a conductor or an insulator?
What is the name of the meter used to measure current?
What is the name of the meter used to measure current?
What is a secondary information source?
What is a secondary information source?
What is the anomalous current reading in Lily's experiment?
What is the anomalous current reading in Lily's experiment?
What happens to the current when the number of lamps is doubled in Lily's experiment?
What happens to the current when the number of lamps is doubled in Lily's experiment?
What is the main difference between electrical conductors and electrical insulators?
What is the main difference between electrical conductors and electrical insulators?
What causes tidal forces on Earth?
What causes tidal forces on Earth?
What is the term for the process by which water moves from the ground to the air?
What is the term for the process by which water moves from the ground to the air?
How does the current change when the number of lamps in a circuit is increased?
How does the current change when the number of lamps in a circuit is increased?
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Study Notes
Cell Structure
- Animal cells have cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria, and nucleus, but no cell wall or chloroplast.
- Plant cells have cell wall, chloroplast, and sap vacuole, but not found in animal cells.
Particle Models
- Particle model A represents a solid element.
- Particle models B and C represent pure compounds.
- Particle model D represents a mixture of elements.
- Particle model E represents a mixture of compounds.
- Mercury is a liquid at room temperature, and its particle model consists of atoms close together but able to move freely.
Energy
- When Oliver makes a splash in the water, some of his energy is converted into sound energy and some into thermal energy.
- Energy dissipates during an activity, meaning it is wasted or converted into a less useful form.
Tectonic Plate Boundaries
- Three events that occur near a tectonic plate boundary are:
- Earthquakes
- Volcanic eruptions
- Formation of mountains
Water Cycle
- Process A is evaporation, where liquid water changes into water vapour.
- Process B is condensation, where water vapour changes into liquid water.
- Process C is precipitation, where water falls from clouds.
Investigation
- A secondary information source is a published work or research that has already been conducted and published.
- Mia's method of measuring growth by finding the mass of each plant pot and soil does not give accurate results because it measures the mass of the soil and pot, not the plant itself.
- Jamila's method of measuring growth by calculating the average height of the seedlings is reliable.
- A safety precaution the teacher takes is to ensure the seeds are not overwatered.
pH Investigation
- Mike uses pH indicators to test the pH of milk, vinegar, and bleach.
- The method involves adding pH indicators to each substance and observing the resulting color.
- Mike can make a conclusion about the pH of each substance based on the color change.
Electrical Circuit
- The battery of cells has hazard symbols, with A indicating explosive and B indicating corrosive.
- The meter used to measure current is an ammeter.
- As the number of lamps in the electrical circuit increases, the current decreases.
- The anomalous current reading is 1.30 A for 3 lamps.
- The average current for 5 lamps is 0.24 A.
- As the number of lamps is doubled, the current halves.
Tidal Forces
- Tidal forces on Earth are due to the gravitational force of attraction between the Earth, Moon, and Sun.
Electrical Conductors and Insulators
- Electrical conductors have free electrons that can move freely, allowing them to conduct electricity.
- Electrical insulators have electrons that are tightly bound to their atoms, making it difficult for them to conduct electricity.
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