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  • Where do chemical reactions take place in the cell?
    cytoplasm
  • What are the 3 states of matter?
    solid, liquid and gas
  • What are 5 types of energy?
    Any five from: nuclear, electrical, chemical, sound, gravitational, kinetic, thermal, elastic, radiant, magnetic lgiht
  • name 2 properties of a gas
    No fixed shape - takes the shape of the container. Can be squashed (compressed). Can flow.
  • What are consumers?
    animals that eat food
  • What cell structure is this: Controls the activities of the cell. Contains genetic material (DNA), which is packaged into structures called chromosomes.
    Nucleus
  • name 2 properties of a liquid
    No fixed shape - takes the shape of the container. Cannot be squashed (compressed). Can flow.
  • name 2 properties of a solid?
    Have a fixed shape Cannot be squashed (compressed) Cannot flow Particles cannot move, but can vibrate on the spot
  • What is an example of a signle-celled organism?
    Amoeba
  • What is an element?
    A substance made of only one type of atom.
  • What is an atom?
    The smallest part of an element that can exist
  • What does the arrow in a food chain mean?
    energy flow/eaten by
  • What is the function of chloroplasts?
    Contain the pigment chlorophyll which absorbs light to provide energy for photosynthesis.
  • What structure is filled with cell sap to keep the cell rigid to support the plant?
    permanent vacuole
  • Where does respiration occur in the cell?
    mitochondria
  • What are the building blocks of life?
    cells
  • What is a contact force?
    occurs when the objects are touching. e.g. friction, air resistance and upthrust
  • What is a rigid structure that helps to strengthen the cell and provides support for the plant?
    cell wall
  • What controls the movement of substances into and out of the cell.
    Cell membrane
  • What is the table that organises all the elements called?
    periodic table
  • What is a non-contact force?
    occurs when the objects aren't touching e.g. gravity, magnetism and electrical forces
  • What are producers?
    plants that make their own food
  • Can energy be created or destroyed?
    No!