General Science Year 9

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1
The difference in magnitude of a 6.5 earthquake and an 8.5 earthquake is
10 times more energy
100 times more energy
20 times more energy
1000 times more energy
2
Plants make food using
phototrophism
photosynthesis
photoelectricity
photosensitivity
3
Sulphuric Acid is
HCl
H2O2
H2SO4
HNO3
4
Group Two elements lose
two electrons
two protons
one proton
one electron
5
Volcanoes can be on plate boundaries or
hotchocolates
hotspots
hotshots
hotdogs
6
Hydrogen sulphide is a
molecule
atom
mixture
alloy
7
To keep a house warm you need
Insulation
To face it north
Bricks
Windows on the south
8
When one tectonic plate slides under another it is called
Submission
Subversion
Subduction
Submersion
9
Carbon dioxide is
a compound
an alloy
an element
a mixture
10
The Rift Valley is an example of
a convergent boundary
a divergent boundary
a subduction zone
a transform boundary
11
Bleach is an example of
an acid
a mixture
a base
a compound
12
Numbers in the Richter Scale measure
Earthquakes
pH
Light Intensity
Velocity
13
A metal in chemistry is an element which
gains electrons
conducts electricity
is shiny
loses electrons
14
To make a reaction go faster you should
Make it hotter
Make it colder
Put it in a small container
Time it
15
Which of these is not a seismic wave?
S wave
T wave
L wave
P wave
16
When a heater is on in a room the warmest place to be is
on the ceiling
by the heater
on the floor
by a window
17
Transferring heat by touching is
Contraction
Convection
Radiation
Conduction
18
Homeostasis
keeps you healthy
means you can lift weights
means you are out of balance
is a town in Greece
19
When molecules gradually spread out it is called
diffusion
suffusion
confusion
diffraction
20
Electricity in wires is made by moving
Neutrons
Muons
Protons
Electrons
21
A transform fault
pushes into
slides past
slides under
pulls apart
22
pH is a measure of
proportion of dipoles
proportion of neutrons
proportion of protons
proportion of electrons
23
Which of these is not a type of volcano?
Shield
Cinder cone
Magma dome
Composite
24
Fleas are an example of
Ostracites
Lymphocytes
Parasites
25
Red blood cells carry
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
argon
oxygen
26
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only
Given
Reflected
Taken
Transformed
27
Heat always flows
from hotter to colder objects
from colder to hotter objects
28
Stomach acid is about pH
3
9
7
5
29
Magnesium is a
Group 3 Metal
Group 2 Metal
Group 4 Metal
Group 1 Metal
30
An endothermic reaction
is shorter
makes heat
consumes heat
takes longer
31
A heterotroph
eats food
makes food
finds food
wastes food
32
The gall bladder is part of
the respiratory system
the integumentary system
the digestive system
the circulatory system
33
Bronze is
a compound
an alloy
a mixture
an element
34
An acid reaction creates
hydrogen
carbon dioxide
oxygen
water
35
The endocrine system produces
fibrins
enzymes
killer T cells
hormones

General Science Year 9 Flashcards | StudBud

General Science Year 9

35 termsStudBud Administration323 plays

Revision of Year 9 Science #BCCScience

Flashcards35 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 35

Answers

1
The difference in magnitude of a 6.5 earthquake and an 8.5 earthquake is
10 times more energy
100 times more energy
20 times more energy
1000 times more energy
2
Plants make food using
phototrophism
photosynthesis
photoelectricity
photosensitivity
3
Sulphuric Acid is
HCl
H2O2
H2SO4
HNO3
4
Group Two elements lose
two electrons
two protons
one proton
one electron
5
Volcanoes can be on plate boundaries or
hotchocolates
hotspots
hotshots
hotdogs
6
Hydrogen sulphide is a
molecule
atom
mixture
alloy
7
To keep a house warm you need
Insulation
To face it north
Bricks
Windows on the south
8
When one tectonic plate slides under another it is called
Submission
Subversion
Subduction
Submersion
9
Carbon dioxide is
a compound
an alloy
an element
a mixture
10
The Rift Valley is an example of
a convergent boundary
a divergent boundary
a subduction zone
a transform boundary
11
Bleach is an example of
an acid
a mixture
a base
a compound
12
Numbers in the Richter Scale measure
Earthquakes
pH
Light Intensity
Velocity
13
A metal in chemistry is an element which
gains electrons
conducts electricity
is shiny
loses electrons
14
To make a reaction go faster you should
Make it hotter
Make it colder
Put it in a small container
Time it
15
Which of these is not a seismic wave?
S wave
T wave
L wave
P wave
16
When a heater is on in a room the warmest place to be is
on the ceiling
by the heater
on the floor
by a window
17
Transferring heat by touching is
Contraction
Convection
Radiation
Conduction
18
Homeostasis
keeps you healthy
means you can lift weights
means you are out of balance
is a town in Greece
19
When molecules gradually spread out it is called
diffusion
suffusion
confusion
diffraction
20
Electricity in wires is made by moving
Neutrons
Muons
Protons
Electrons
21
A transform fault
pushes into
slides past
slides under
pulls apart
22
pH is a measure of
proportion of dipoles
proportion of neutrons
proportion of protons
proportion of electrons
23
Which of these is not a type of volcano?
Shield
Cinder cone
Magma dome
Composite
24
Fleas are an example of
Ostracites
Lymphocytes
Parasites
25
Red blood cells carry
nitrogen
carbon dioxide
argon
oxygen
26
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only
Given
Reflected
Taken
Transformed
27
Heat always flows
from hotter to colder objects
from colder to hotter objects
28
Stomach acid is about pH
3
9
7
5
29
Magnesium is a
Group 3 Metal
Group 2 Metal
Group 4 Metal
Group 1 Metal
30
An endothermic reaction
is shorter
makes heat
consumes heat
takes longer
31
A heterotroph
eats food
makes food
finds food
wastes food
32
The gall bladder is part of
the respiratory system
the integumentary system
the digestive system
the circulatory system
33
Bronze is
a compound
an alloy
a mixture
an element
34
An acid reaction creates
hydrogen
carbon dioxide
oxygen
water
35
The endocrine system produces
fibrins
enzymes
killer T cells
hormones