1. Cellular Structures & Functions
Structure of Matter
Measuring Matter
Motion of Particles
Density, and the Earth
Cellular Structures & Functions
Organs & Tissues
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300
200
100

2. The tool used to measure mass.

3. The tool used to measure liquid volume.

4. The dent in the surface of water within a graduated cylinder.

5. Daily Double
Length x Width x Height

6. The unit used to measure liquids

7. Too small to be seen with a microscope

8. The process where particles speed up and the space between each increases.

9. The physical state where the particles vibrate in place and do not move past their neighbors.

11. The best way to weaken the bonds holding particles together

12. The physical state where particles move to take the shape of whatever container they are in.

13. The correct number of items hanging from the ceiling in Mrs
The correct number of items hanging from the ceiling in Mrs. Monson’s classroom.

14. Affects the speed and distance of particles

15. The thing that particles are continually doing.

16. The equation for density

17. The most dense layer of the Earth

18. The rock fragment that will most likely float further downstream.
Boulder
Pebbles
Sand

19. The rock with a density of 10 g/mL
Mass (g)
Volume (mL) 1 50 5 2
100 40 3
200 4 10
The rock with a density of 10 g/mL

20. What was your favorite thing to learn about in science this year?

21. The organelle that contains a green pigment required for photosynthesis

22. The part of the plant cell that provides protection and support.

23. Monitors what goes in and out of the cell

24. The organelle that can be compared to a brain

25. The movement of water across a semi-permeable membrane

26. Level of organization

27. Level of organization

28. Level of organization

29. Level of organization

30. The simplest level of organization in living things

31. The 5 levels of cell organization from most complex to simplest.

32. Causes the balloon to shrink