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Chemical elements
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Chemical elements
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Physics calculations
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Physics calculations
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SI units
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SI units
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Cells and the human body
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Cells and the human body
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Space and the Solar System
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Space and the Solar System
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Cornell notes
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Mind map
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KWL chart
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Chemical elements

Answer each question about the elements of the periodic table.
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1.Which element has the symbol Cl?
CarbonChlorineCalciumHelium
2.What is the chemical symbol for fluorine?
3.What is the chemical symbol for helium?
4.What is the chemical symbol for neon?
5.Which element has the symbol P?
PotassiumPhosphorusHydrogenAluminium
6.What is the chemical symbol for sulfur?
7.Which element has the symbol H?
PotassiumOxygenHydrogenHelium
8.What is the chemical symbol for potassium?
9.Which element has the symbol Ca?
ChlorineCarbonCalciumOxygen
10.What is the chemical symbol for carbon?
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Chemical elements

Answer each question about the elements of the periodic table.
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1.Which element has the symbol N?
NickelBerylliumNitrogenNeon
2.Which element has the symbol O?
CalciumArgonBoronOxygen
3.Which element has the symbol Cr?
ChlorineChromiumCarbonCobalt
4.Which element has the symbol C?
CalciumCobaltSulfurCarbon
5.Which element has the symbol Ti?
TitaniumNitrogenChromiumBoron
6.Which element has the symbol Li?
VanadiumBerylliumLithiumArgon
7.What is the chemical symbol for nickel?
8.Which element has the symbol Be?
CopperBoronBerylliumSilicon
9.What is the chemical symbol for neon?
10.Which element has the symbol He?
NeonPhosphorusHydrogenHelium
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Physics calculations

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1.A cyclist travels 63 m in 7 s. What is the average speed in m/s?
2.What is the weight of a 35 kg mass on Earth, in N? (g = 10 N/kg)
3.What is the weight of a 12 kg mass on Earth, in N? (g = 10 N/kg)
4.What force, in N, gives a 6 kg trolley an acceleration of 2 m/s²?
5.A cyclist travels 15 m in 5 s. What is the average speed in m/s?
6.A cyclist travels 32 m in 8 s. What is the average speed in m/s?
7.A cyclist travels 48 m in 8 s. What is the average speed in m/s?
8.What force, in N, gives a 13 kg trolley an acceleration of 4 m/s²?
9.What is the weight of a 22 kg mass on Earth, in N? (g = 10 N/kg)
10.What is the weight of a 73 kg mass on Earth, in N? (g = 10 N/kg)
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Physics calculations

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1.A current of 9 A flows through a 57 Ω resistor. What is the voltage across it, in V?
2.A motor transfers 3915 J of energy in 45 s. What is its power in W?
3.A runner covers 570 m at 15 m/s. How long does it take, in s?
4.A resultant force of 117 N acts on a 13 kg box. What is its acceleration in m/s²?
5.A car moves at 25 m/s for 10 s. How far does it travel, in m?
6.A runner covers 76 m at 4 m/s. How long does it take, in s?
7.A block has a mass of 80 g and a volume of 32 cm³. What is its density in g/cm³?
8.What force, in N, gives a 25 kg trolley an acceleration of 3 m/s²?
9.A car moves at 24 m/s for 27 s. How far does it travel, in m?
10.An object weighs 1090 N on Earth. What is its mass in kg? (g = 10 N/kg)
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SI units

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1.What is the symbol for the unit pascal?
JsPaW
2.What does the unit kilogram (kg) measure?
MassPotential difference (voltage)PressureForce
3.What does the unit metre (m) measure?
Potential difference (voltage)PressureLengthForce
4.What is the symbol for the unit joule?
JsWV
5.What is the SI unit of time?
pascal (Pa)second (s)volt (V)ampere (A)
6.What is the SI unit of force?
ampere (A)volt (V)newton (N)kilogram (kg)
7.What is the SI unit of temperature?
metre (m)kelvin (K)kilogram (kg)ampere (A)
8.What does the unit watt (W) measure?
PowerTemperatureLengthPressure
9.What is the SI unit of electric current?
kilogram (kg)joule (J)ampere (A)newton (N)
10.What is the SI unit of potential difference (voltage)?
kilogram (kg)kelvin (K)watt (W)volt (V)
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SI units

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1.What is the symbol for the unit watt?
KNWA
2.What is the symbol for the unit newton?
sHzNW
3.What is the SI unit of length?
kilogram (kg)newton (N)metre (m)joule (J)
4.What does the unit volt (V) measure?
Potential difference (voltage)TemperatureEnergyLength
5.What does the unit ampere (A) measure?
Electric currentTemperatureElectrical resistanceLength
6.What does the unit hertz (Hz) measure?
Electrical resistanceFrequencyTemperaturePressure
7.What is the SI unit of time?
second (s)watt (W)metre (m)hertz (Hz)
8.What is the SI unit of pressure?
volt (V)second (s)newton (N)pascal (Pa)
9.What is the symbol for the unit kelvin?
WAKN
10.What is the SI unit of mass?
kilogram (kg)kelvin (K)second (s)ohm (Ω)
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Cells and the human body

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1.Which part of the skeleton protects the heart and lungs?
The skullThe kneecapThe rib cageThe pelvis
2.What is the main job of red blood cells?
Carry dissolved nutrients, hormones and wasteHelp the blood to clot at a cutFight germs and infectionsCarry oxygen around the body
3.What is the main job of the liver?
Make bile and break down harmful substancesFilter the blood and make urineMix food with acid and enzymes to start digesting proteinsAbsorb digested food into the blood
4.What is the main job of the lungs?
Filter the blood and make urineMix food with acid and enzymes to start digesting proteinsPump blood around the bodyTake in oxygen and get rid of carbon dioxide
5.Which organs filter the blood and make urine?
Small intestineKidneysLungsStomach
6.What is the main job of platelets?
Carry dissolved nutrients, hormones and wasteHelp the blood to clot at a cutCarry oxygen around the bodyFight germs and infections
7.Which organ uses acid and enzymes to start digesting proteins?
LungsKidneysStomachLiver
8.What is the main job of plasma?
Carry oxygen around the bodyCarry dissolved nutrients, hormones and wasteFight germs and infectionsHelp the blood to clot at a cut
9.What carries messages between the brain and the rest of the body?
TendonsArteriesNervesBones
10.What is the main job of white blood cells?
Fight germs and infectionsHelp the blood to clot at a cutCarry dissolved nutrients, hormones and wasteCarry oxygen around the body
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Cells and the human body

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1.Which organ controls the body and processes information from the senses?
KidneysBrainHeartStomach
2.Which gas do plants take in for photosynthesis?
HydrogenOxygenNitrogenCarbon dioxide
3.What is the main job of white blood cells?
Carry dissolved nutrients, hormones and wasteCarry oxygen around the bodyHelp the blood to clot at a cutFight germs and infections
4.Which part of a plant cell stores cell sap and keeps the cell firm?
VacuoleCell membraneNucleusMitochondria
5.In which part of a plant cell does photosynthesis take place?
Cell wallChloroplastVacuoleRibosome
6.Which part of the blood helps it clot when you cut yourself?
PlateletsWhite blood cellsPlasmaRed blood cells
7.Besides carbon dioxide, what else do plants need as a raw material for photosynthesis?
WaterSaltGlucoseOxygen
8.Where in a cell is energy released from glucose by aerobic respiration?
Cell membraneChloroplastMitochondriaRibosome
9.What carries messages between the brain and the rest of the body?
BonesNervesTendonsArteries
10.Which part of the skeleton protects the heart and lungs?
The skullThe rib cageThe pelvisThe kneecap
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Space and the Solar System

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1.Which planet has the most famous, brightest rings?
NeptuneJupiterSaturnMars
2.Which planet is the seventh from the Sun?
SaturnNeptuneUranusJupiter
3.Moving away from the Sun, which planet comes straight after Uranus?
UranusNeptuneSaturnMercury
4.Which planet is the fifth from the Sun?
MarsSaturnUranusJupiter
5.How many planets are there in the Solar System?
71098
6.Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
UranusSaturnMarsMercury
7.On which planet is life known to exist?
JupiterSaturnEarthVenus
8.What is the Sun?
A cometA planetA moonA star
9.Why does the Moon shine?
It is covered in glowing lavaIt burns gas like a starIt reflects light from the SunIt makes its own light
10.Which planet is the second from the Sun?
EarthVenusMarsMercury
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Space and the Solar System

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1.What is the Sun?
A moonA cometA starA planet
2.Which planet lies between Jupiter and Uranus?
UranusNeptuneSaturnMars
3.About how long does the Moon take to orbit Earth?
About a weekAbout a dayAbout a monthAbout a year
4.What is the Moon?
A cometA small starA dwarf planetEarth’s natural satellite
5.What is at the centre of the Solar System?
JupiterEarthThe SunThe Moon
6.Which planet lies between Mercury and Earth?
EarthMercuryVenusMars
7.Who was the first person to walk on the Moon, in 1969?
Neil ArmstrongBuzz AldrinValentina TereshkovaYuri Gagarin
8.Which planet is the fifth from the Sun?
SaturnEarthUranusJupiter
9.Moving away from the Sun, which planet comes straight after Earth?
VenusEarthJupiterMars
10.Moving away from the Sun, which planet comes straight after Saturn?
JupiterSaturnUranusNeptune
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Cornell notes

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Topic: ________________________________Date: ____________
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Mind map

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KWL chart

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