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  • What is the second level of organisation?
    Tissue
  • I measures my heart rate for 15 seconds. I counted 18 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    72 BPM
  • This memory technique involves putting things that are similar into groups
    Categorising
  • How fast your heart beats
    heart rate
  • Give an example of a growth mindset sentence.
  • Define stamina
    the ability to exert oneself, physically or mentally, over a long period of time
  • What is the power house of the cell?
    Mitochondria
  • What holds all of the things in the cell in place?
    Cytoplasm
  • Define depth
    how well something is understood
  • Define endurance
    the body's physical ability to remain active over a certain amount of time, without giving up
  • What are the levels of organisation on living things? How many are there?
    1) Cell 2) Tissue 3) Organ 4) Organ System 5) Organism
  • Give an example of a fixed mindset sentence.
  • Define skills
    the abilities that invlve training and experience; practical learning that is able to be displayed - skills are developed through practice and coaching
  • What is a mnemonic?
    a device like a pattern of letters, ideas or associations that helps you remember something
  • What is the 'brain' of the cell?
    Nucleus
  • I measures my heart rate for 15 seconds. I counted 20 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    80 BPM
  • I measures my heart rate for 15 seconds. I counted 12 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    48 BPM
  • I measures my heart rate for 30 seconds. I counted 36 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    72 BPM
  • What is the fifth level of organisation?
    organism
  • What is mindfulness? How does it help us relax?
    the practice of being aware of your body, mind, and feelings in the present moment
  • My heart rate was 56 BPM. Twenty minutes later, it was 99 BPM. What was I doing?
    Exercise
  • What is a practice we can use to gain control over our feelings?
    Mindfulness
  • What is improvisation?
    the act of creating or performing spontaneously, or without preparation
  • What is the first level of organisation?
    Cell
  • What protects the cell?
    Cell membrane
  • This memory technique involves taking something big and breaking it into smaller parts
    Chunking
  • Define breadth
    understanding gow something is connecred with everything else that you know
  • How do you show the BRIS Core Values?
  • What is the third level of organisation?
    organ
  • How do you find your heart rate recovery time?
  • How do you measure your pulse?
  • Name two things that a plant cell has that an animal cell does not have.
    Cell wall and chloroplasts
  • I measures my heart rate for 15 seconds. I counted 27 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    108 BPM
  • What is a group of cell's working together for a particular purpose called?
    Tissue
  • I measures my heart rate for 30 seconds. I counted 29 beats. What's my heart rate in BPM
    58 BPM
  • What is the avergae heart rate recovery time?
    5 minutes
  • What is "Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain" an example of?
    Mnemonic
  • What are three different memory techniques?
    Mnemonics, Song/Dancing, Chunking, Categorising, Storytelling
  • How is heart rate measures
    BPM
  • What two things can increase your heart rate?
    1) emotions 2) exercise
  • What is a group of tissues working together called?
    Organ
  • What is a fixed mindset?
  • What is the fourth level of organisation?
    organ system
  • How can we learn more effectively?
  • What is international mindedness?
    Being open-minded about the common humanity of all people and accepting and respecting other cultures and beliefs
  • Cells are the ______ _______ of life.
    Building block
  • What Core Value is most important to you? Why?
  • Define knowledge
    all of the facts that someone knowns about a particular subject; factual information that will be learned during a unit
  • What is the storage of the cell?
    Vacuole
  • How do neurons make connections with each other?
  • What are some benefits of having a growth mindset?
  • What is a growth mindset?
  • Define nervous system
  • What does "nuero-" mean
    Brain
  • Define neuroscience
  • What are the BRIS Core Values?
  • What are the main organelles in an animal cell?
    Cell membrane, mitochondria, vacuole, nucleus, and cytoplasm
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