6th Science Pretest/Review

What climate zone is this picture from?

What major organ can be found in the nervous system?

A huge mass of ice and snow that moves slowly over the land.

What climate zone is this picture from?

This is what you are testing. 

Which of the following cell organelles is found in the plant cell but not in the animal cell?

What major organ can be found in the immune system?

What can wear down a mountain?

What is the atmosphere?

a group that you treat normally

What major organ can be found in the circulatory system?

a hill of sand built by either wind or water flow.

using your 5 senses to tell what is there, no guessing

What major organ can be found in the respiratory system?

What type of heat transfer is shown in the picture?

an idea that has research to support it as being true—MUST be testable

When water vapor cools into a liquid, it's called:

What type of heat transfer is shown in the picture?

What climate zone is this picture from?

Using clues from what you observe to form an assumption about something.

Which gas makes up most of the atmosphere?

this is formed by tectonic forces.  As the plates move, they can hit one another and bulge up

What major organ can be found in the digestive system?

How many layers of the atmoshpere are there?

landform that forms at the mouth of a river, where the river flows into the ocean or lake

It is something that depends on other factors.

 when sediment settles out of water or wind that is carrying it and is deposited in a new place

What kind of weathering is taking place in this picture?

a depression or hole in the ground caused by some form of collapse of the surface layer.

we build these to show things that are too small or too big for us to see with our eyes

this will taste yummy, but it will be cold

The cell theory is the unifying theme of biology.  Which is part of the cell theory?

What caused the streaks in this mountain?

What type of weathering is in the picture?

Water cycle is driven by:

95% of Earth's water is stored in its:

What type of heat transfer is shown in the picture?

When water droplets get large enough to fall from clouds, it's called: