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Which body system is used for breathing?

The respiratory system.

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Explain what happens to the light as it enters the glass block. What is this called?

As the light enters the block, it gets bent. It then travels in a straight line until it exits the block and bends again. This is called refraction.

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Why does a metal teaspoon feel hotter than a plastic teaspoon when you put them in a cup of hot tea?

This is because metal is a thermal conductor.

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Your heart pumps blood through the body. This process is called _________.

circulation.

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What does the blood coming from the lungs contain?

Oxygen.

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Name two ways to increase the dissolving rate.

Stirring and heating the solvent.

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Name four living things that cause disease.

Parasites, viruses, bacteria and fungi.

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What are the two parts of a solution?

The solute and the solvent.

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Use the particle model to explain dissolving.

When a solute dissolves, the particles of the solute move between the particles of the solvent.

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Name the four parts of the respiratory system.

nose, windpipe, lungs and diaphragm.

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Explain why a physical change is reversible.

This is because a physical change alters how a substance looks and feels. It does not change into a new substance.

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What does bpm stand for?

beats per minute

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