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What is the scientific name formed by?

Genus and species

What are the names of all 5 kingdoms?

Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Protista, and Monera.

What is the scientific name for humans?

Homo sapiens

What is hydroelectricity?

It is energy powered by water.

What are invertebrates?

They are animals without backbones.

What is the kingdom of the insects?

Animalia

What are the 2 types of circuits? What’s the difference between them?

Parallel and Series. The difference is that in the series have only one way to the energy flows and parallel have 2 or more.

What does this symbol stand for?

Switch

What is a conductor and an insulator?

Conductor: is a type of material that allows the energy flows. Insulator: is a type of material that allows the energy flows.

Opposite charges repel or attract?

Attract

Name 2 materials that are conductors and 2 materials that are insulators.

Answers may vary

Which groups of animals have scales?

Fishes and reptiles.

In what situations bad conductors can be used for?

For heating something, an example is the electric showers, they work by bad conductors.

What is taxonomy?

Taxonomy is the science of classification of plants and animals.

True or false: Mammals are animals that live exclusively in land.

False. Bats can fly and whales live in water.

How does an electromagnetic work?

As a temporary magnet, because when there’s a flow of electricity, there’s also a magnetic field around the conductor.

What is called a positive charge? And a negative one?

Proton / Electron

What is the classification of a snake?

Reptile

What is the kingdom of a flower?

Plantae

What does this symbol stand for?

Battery

What does this image represent?

An electromagnet

What are the 5 groups of vertebrates?

The groups are fish, amphibians, birds, mammals, and reptiles.

What does this image represent?

Parallel circuit

What does this image represent?

A tree classification

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