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WorksheetsSC103-2 Week 1 Review Summer 2025
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 13mins
The positively charged particle in an Atom.
The negatively charged particle in an Atom.
The center of an Atom.
The particle in an Atom that has no charge.
Formed by the combination of two or more atoms.
Positively charged ions.
The smallest particles similar to an element.
Atoms that have lost or gained electrons acquiring charges.
A chemical change which results in a new substance.
Negatively charged ions.
Formed by the combination of two or more different elements.
Green plants are also know as the
primary producers
An evolutionary adaptation such as the cheetah and the gazelle
Coevolution
Similar organisms that can reproduce live offspring.
When plants use CO2 Similar organisms that can reproduce live offspring, water & light energy to make chemical energy.
When two different poisonous species evolved to have the same coloration.
Mullerian mimicry
Symbiosis
Batesian mimicry
Mutualism
The genetic traits that allow an animal to survive in a given environment.
natural selection
The process of releasing chemical energy.
All the Earth’s ecosystems.
Terrestrial
Biosphere
Oceana
Troposphere
Competition within the same species.
Organisms that do the final break down of organic materials.
The physical traits that allow an animal to survive in a given environment.
Competition among different species.
interspecific competition
Refers to organisms of the same species living in a given area.
The biological community plus the physical environment.
When a harmless organism evolved to have the same colors of a poisonous organism.
A form of symbiosis where one organism harms the other.
Interconnected individual food chains.
A form of symbiosis where both organisms benefit.
Refers to different populations living together
community
adaptation
The feeding status of an organism in a given area.
Food web
Trophic level
Food chain
Predation
Careful detailed use of our senses
Observation
How to compare numbers
There are limits to knowledge
Orderly approach to understanding
The scientific method
An orderly approach to understanding
Ask a question
Stepping back to reflect
How to compare numbers
Quantitative reasoning
How to compare numbers
An orderly approach to understanding
Observation
There are limits to knowledge
Uncertainty
There are limits to knowledge
Observation
How to compare numbers
Stepping back to reflect
Critical & analytical thinking
Stepping back to reflect
An orderly approach to understanding
How to compare numbers
Observation
