6th Grade Science Final Exam Review

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What happens to particles in a solid?

They vibrate back and forth in place.

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How is kinetic energy transferred between particles?

Via collisions between particles.

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How does heat energy typically move?

From warmer to cooler matter.

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What must happen for an object's temperature to change?

Energy must leave or enter the system.

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What increases when more particles are in contact during energy transfer?

Amount of kinetic energy transferred.

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What is the process called when liquid water becomes gas?

Evaporation

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What causes air near the Earth's surface to rise?

Heat transfer from the ground.

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How do water droplets form in clouds?

Through condensation of water vapor.

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Why do clouds appear visible?

Water droplets and crystals scatter light.

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What happens when the temperature of water drops below its condensation point?

It condenses into a liquid form.

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Which human activity contributes most to the rise in Earth’s mean surface temperature?

Increased pollution and resource depletion.

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Which factor contributes to the rise in global temperatures over the past century?

Release of greenhouse gases.

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What is a primary cause of the uneven distribution of Earth's mineral resources?

Geoscience processes such as plate tectonics.

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What is necessary to achieve a significant reduction in global temperatures?

Dramatically reducing CO2 emissions.

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What is the impact of community-based solutions to environmental problems?

They provide a more comprehensive approach.

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What defines a cell?

The smallest unit that can be said to be alive.

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Which type of organism consists of only one cell?

Unicellular.

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What is the role of the cell membrane?

To control what enters and leaves the cell.

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What is the primary function of sensory receptors?

To respond to stimuli by sending messages to the brain.

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Which structure within a cell is primarily responsible for generating energy?

Mitochondria.

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What is the function of genes located on chromosomes?

Control the production of specific proteins.

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How does asexual reproduction affect genetic variation in offspring?

Results in offspring with identical genetic information.

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What happens during a mutation?

Changes to genes that can affect protein production.

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What is an example of a technology that has changed the inheritance of traits in organisms?

Selective breeding.

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Which of the following is a benefit of mutations?

They can lead to beneficial traits.