Science Review for Final Exam! Instructions: >Questions must be answered in your notebooks or typed and pasted.

>This is a mandatory review, which grants you 3 extra credit points in the exam. >Dont forget, this is only a review guide. Dont study just from it! >You must study all highlighted topics from the Final Exam Topics directly from your notebook (make sure its complete). You may review from old exams. The SB will only be used as an extra guide/reference. >Only complete and neat work will be admitted. Answers must be found specifically in your Sci. notebooks. >Due date: Monday, May 28, 2012 (later than this, will not give you the bonus points). Answers wil be checked starting this day. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIM 1: Classifying Plants and Animals
1. What is a cell? 2. True or False? All living things are made up of cells. _______________ 3. Label the parts of the plant cell. Then, fill in the chart with the function of each cell part.

CELL PART FUNCTION Cell wall cytoplasm chloroplast Cell membrane Nucleus Which of these is only contained by plants? 4. Write the meanings for the following words and give 5 examples. a) genus b) species c) vertebrates d) invertebrates:

BIM 2: Systems of the Human Body

1. 2. 3. 4. Which are the 3 main functions of the Skeletal System? Write 4 characteristics of bones. Mention the 3 functions of blood cells. How many bones does an adult human have? Write the name of the bones on the lines below. What is the main function of the Muscular System? How are muscles classified? Label the all the muscles using the diagram below. FRONT BACK

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9. Write 3 characteristics for Voluntary Muscles and 2 examples. 10.Write 3 characteristics for Involuntary Muscles and 2 examples. 11.Label the parts of the Respiratory System. 12.Circulatory System: a) What does the right pump do? b) What happens in the lungs? c) What are arteries? What do they carry and where? d) What are veins? What do they bring and where? 13.What is the main function of the Circulatory System? 14.Digestive System: Write the correct path in which food travels. 15.What are the 3 parts of the CNS? 16.Write the function and description of the following parts: a) Brain b) spinal cord c) neurons 17.What is the Immune System in charge of? 18.Mention 4 organs which help defend ourselves from pathogens. 19. What do pathogens include? 20.What is an infectious disease?

BIM 2: Using Natural Resources

1. Write 6 examples of Natural Resources. 2. How are natural resources classified? 3. What are 3 sources of renewable energy? 4. How can the Suns energy be captured? 5. Give 4 examples of renewable energy. 6. Give 4 examples of non-renewable energy. 7. State 2 ways of how can resources last longer.

BIM 3: Changes to Earths Surface

1. Write the Earths layers from the outside to the inside. 2. What is weathering? 3. What is physical weathering? State 3 characteristics. 4. What is chemical weathering? State 3 characteristics. 5. What is a volcano? 6. How are volcanoes classified? Define each. 7. What is magma? 8. What is a fault? 9. What is an earthquake? 10.Which is the epicenter of an earthquake?

BIM 4: Properties of Matter

PICTURE

1. What is matter? 2. Draw a soccer ball and complete the chart below.
MATTER COLOR SHAPE SIZE SMELL PROPERTIES OF PROPERTIES TEMPERATURE ELECTRICITY MAGNETISM FLEXIBILITY MORE

3. Use your States of Matter chart and complete the chart below.

SOLIDS

LIQUIDS

GAS

4. Define the following concepts: a) mass b) pan balance c) weight

d) volume

e) density

5. If you go to the moon, what changes, mass or weight? 6. How do you calculate the volume of an object? 7. Draw a pencil case. Use the following info to calculate the volume (length= 12 cm, width= 14 cm, height= 5 cm) . Show your work. Volume=_______________________ Volume=_______________________ Volume=________________________ 8. Why do some objects float in water? 9. Why do some objects sink in water? 10.What is a mixture? Give an example. 11.What is a solution? Give an example. 12.What are the parts of a solution? Define each. 13.What is solubility? 14.What is the solubility of sand? Why? 15. What is a physical change? State 4 characteristics using your table pasted in the ntbk. 16. What is a chemical change? State 4 characteristics using your table pasted in the ntbk. 17.What are elements? 18.How are they arranged?

BIM 4: Sound and Light

1. What is light? 2. What is reflection? 3. What is absorption? 4. What is the difference between transparent, translucent, and opaque? Give 2 examples of each. 5. What is refraction? 6. State 2 characteristics of lasers and optical fibers.

BIM 5: Earths Cycles

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. How long does it take for Earth to complete a rotation? How long does it take Earth to complete a revolution? Define axis, orbit, and ellipse. What is an eclipse? How many types of eclipses are there? Name each and describe them. What is gravity? State 3 characteristics of stars and constellations. Give 3 examples of constellations. Complete the effect chart, next to its corresponding cause.

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CAUSE
The Moon passes through Earths shadow. Earth revolves around the Sun. Earths axis is tilted in the same direction as it revolves around the Sun. Earth rotates on its axis. The Moon revolves once around Earth. The Moons shadow passes across Earth.

EFFECT

BIM 5: Inner and Outer Planets

1. Draw the diagram that starts with Milky Way. (Copy from your ntbk) 2. Define the following words: a)universe b)galaxy c)astronomy d) solar system 3. Where do we live? (Address in the Universe) 4. How can our Solar System be classified? 5. Draw the Solar System in the rectangle below. Label each planet in order.

6. Write 3 facts of each planet. 7. Is Pluto a planet? Explain your answer.