4th Sep '25

1 Keywords

1B69
1C42
1P35
  1. Force (14) - 1C:2 - 1P:12
    • Pushing or pulling
  2. Liquid (9) - 1C:9
    • A substance that takes the shape of the bottom of its container.
  3. Solid (8) - 1C:8
    • A substance that hold its shape.
  4. Gas (6) - 1C:6
    • A substance that fills its container.
  5. Particle (6) - 1C:6
    • Something that makes up something bigger.
  6. Density (5) - 1C:5
    • A measure of the compactness of a substance, which is equal to the amount of mass per unit of volume
  7. Energy (5) - 1C:5
    • The ability to do work.
  8. Temperature (4) - 1C:4
  9. Attraction (4) - 1C:4
    • Pulling together.
  10. Friction (4) - 1P:4
    • The force caused by the rubbing of two different surfaces resulting in an increase in temperature
  11. Heat (4) - 1C:4
    • The heat an object contains is the amount of its thermal energy, measured in joules or J.
  12. Cell (4) - 1B:4
    • repeated unit
  13. Internal energy (3) - 1C:3
  14. Time (3) - 1C:3
  15. (3) - 1C:3
  16. Freeze (3) - 1C:3
    • A change in state from a liquid to a solid.
  17. Melt (3) - 1C:3
    • A change in state from a solid to a liquid.
  18. Extension (3) - 1P:3
    • A increase or decrease in the distance from one part of an object to another.
  19. Joint (3) - 1B:3
    • A joint is where two or more bones meet.
  20. Organism (3) - 1B:3
    • A living thing.
  21. Load (3) - 1P:3
    • An amount of force placed on a system.
  22. Proportional (3) - 1P:3
    • The name of an relationship where one entity has a direct effect on another.
  23. Acceleration (3) - 1P:3
    • The rate of change of the velocity of an object.
  24. Tension (2) - 1P:2
  25. Evaporate (2) - 1C:2
  26. Collision (2) - 1C:2
  27. Tissue (2) - 1B:2
    • A collection of similar cells doing the same job.
  28. Condense (2) - 1C:2
    • A change in state from a l to a liquid.
  29. Organ System (2) - 1B:2
    • A group of organs working together to fulfil one or more functions.
  30. Mass (2) - 1C:2
    • A measure of the amount of matter in a substance, measured in kg.
  31. Volume (2) - 1C:2
    • A measure of the amount of space a substance takes up.
  32. Momentum (2) - 1P:2
    • A measure of the unstoppability of an object
  33. Drag (2) - 1P:2
    • A more general term for a force on an object acting in the opposite direction to its direction of travel.
  34. Bicep (2) - 1B:2
    • A muscle on top of the upper arm.
  35. Tricep (2) - 1B:2
    • A muscle on underside of the upper arm.
  36. Matter (2) - 1C:2
    • Any substance that occupies space and possesses mass.
  37. Light microscope (2) - 1B:2
    • Device that uses visible light and a series of lenses to produce an enlarged image of an object.
  38. Organ (2) - 1B:2
    • Different tissues working together to fulfil a specific function
  39. Elodea cell (2) - 1B:2
    • Elodea is a type of pond plant, the cells have lots of chloroplasts to capture light for the process of photosynthesis.
  40. Root hair cell (2) - 1B:2
    • Have a large surface area to absorb water and nutrients. RHC have no chloroplasts as light does not get to them
  41. Ciliated cell (2) - 1B:2
    • Have hair like structures to move substances around.
  42. Conservation (2) - 1C:2
    • Keep the same
  43. Tendons (2) - 1B:2
    • Muscles are connected to bones by Tendons
  44. Muscles (2) - 1B:2
    • Muscles are needed to move bones attached by joints. They can contract or relax.
  45. Unbalanced (2) - 1P:2
    • Not equal
  46. Organelle (2) - 1B:2
    • Part of a cell
  47. Surfaces (2) - 1P:2
    • The area of one side of an object.
  48. Deform (2) - 1P:2
    • The changing of shape of an object.
  49. States of matter (2) - 1C:2
    • The form a substance is in.
  50. Quadriceps (2) - 1B:2
    • The muscle on front of the upper leg.
  51. Intercostal muscles (2) - 1B:2
    • The muscles between the ribs
  52. Hamstrings (2) - 1B:2
    • The muscles on back of the upper leg.
  53. Resultant force (2) - 1P:2
    • The overall force as a result of adding up all the forces.
  54. Melting (2) - 1C:2
    • When a solid turns into a liquid.
  55. Yeast (2) - 1B:2
    • Yeast are single-celled fungi. They are useful in food production. The carbon dioxide produced by yeast makes bread dough rise, and the ethanol it
  56. Red blood cell (2) - 1B:2
    • a rounded shape to allow it to flow smoothly. Is red due to the iron compound used to carry oxygen. RBC have no nucleus and a biconcave cross section to increase oxygen capacity.
  57. Multicellular organisms (2) - 1B:2
    • living things made up of many cells.
  58. Unicellular organism (2) - 1B:2
    • living things made up of only a one cell.
  59. Newtons (2) - 1P:2
    • unit of measure of force kgm/s^2
  60. Respiration (1) - 1B:1
  61. Excretion (1) - 1B:1
  62. Sensitivity (1) - 1B:1
  63. Growth (1) - 1B:1
  64. Reproduction (1) - 1B:1
  65. Movement (1) - 1B:1
  66. Balanced (1) - 1P:1
  67. Stage (1) - 1B:1
  68. Boiling point (1) - 1C:1
  69. Focusing knob (1) - 1B:1
  70. Kinetic (1) - 1C:1
  71. Light source (1) - 1B:1
  72. Latent heat (1) - 1C:1
  73. Melting point (1) - 1C:1
  74. State (1) - 1C:1
  75. Fibula (1) - 1B:1
  76. Tibia (1) - 1B:1
  77. Objective lens (1) - 1B:1
  78. Cell sap (1) - 1B:1
  79. Radius (1) - 1B:1
  80. Nutrition (1) - 1B:1
  81. Vibration (1) - 1C:1
  82. Eye piece (1) - 1B:1
  83. Absolute zero (1) - 1C:1
  84. Evaporating (1) - 1C:1
  85. Condensing (1) - 1C:1
  86. Sublimation (1) - 1C:1
  87. Freezing (1) - 1C:1
  88. Deposition (1) - 1C:1
  89. Expand (1) - 1C:1
  90. Humerus (1) - 1B:1
    • A bone in the upper arm
  91. Random Error (1) - 1C:1
    • A difference between a measurement and the true value, that is different every time a measurement is made.
  92. Air resistance (1) - 1P:1
    • A force created on a body moving through air.
  93. Water resistance (1) - 1P:1
    • A force created on a body moving through water.
  94. Thrust (1) - 1P:1
    • A force from an engine.
  95. Stretch (1) - 1P:1
    • A form of deformation where the particles become more spread out.
  96. Gene (1) - 1B:1
    • A gene is a short section of DNA. Each gene codes for a specific protein by specifying the order in which amino acids must be joined together
  97. Cytoplasm (1) - 1B:1
    • A jelly like substance tha makes up the majority of the cell.
  98. Animal (1) - 1B:1
    • A living organism which feeds on other orgasms for food.
  99. Plant (1) - 1B:1
    • A living organism which makes its own food.
  100. Roughness (1) - 1P:1
    • A measure of the microscopic surface of an object.
  101. Particles (1) - 1P:1
    • A term we use to describe a set of similar objects, typically microscopic.
  102. Cell membrane (1) - 1B:1
    • A thin barrier which holds the cell together.
  103. Magnetic (1) - 1P:1
    • An attraction that causes a field between magnets, ferrous metals or charged particles.
  104. Gravity (1) - 1P:1
    • An attraction that causes a force between two or more objects with mass.
  105. Electrostatic (1) - 1P:1
    • An attraction that causes an attractive force between particles of opposite charge and a repulsive force of similar charges.
  106. Mean (1) - 1C:1
    • An average that is the middle of a set of numbers.
  107. Constant speed (1) - 1P:1
    • An object which is neither accelerating or decelerating. This object may be stationary.
  108. Permanent Vacuole (1) - 1B:1
    • An organelle that contains cell sap.
  109. Chloroplasts (1) - 1B:1
    • An organelle that contains chlorophyll, a green substance.
  110. Mitochondria (1) - 1B:1
    • An organelle that increases the rate of respiration.
  111. Ribosome (1) - 1B:1
    • An organelle that produces proteins.
  112. Nucleus (1) - 1B:1
    • An organelle which is a container of genetic instructions.
  113. Pseudopodia (1) - 1B:1
    • Are false feet found on Protoza to move about and to surround food and take it inside the cell.
  114. Hinge (1) - 1B:1
    • Back and forth without twisting.
  115. Bacteria (1) - 1B:1
    • Bacteria are living cells and, in favourable conditions, can multiply rapidly. Once inside the body, they release poisons or toxins that make us feel ill.
  116. Ulna (1) - 1B:1
    • Bone found in the lower arm.
  117. Clavicle (1) - 1B:1
    • Collar bone
  118. bone marrow (1) - 1B:1
    • Found in bones and produces blood cells.
  119. Adapted (1) - 1B:1
    • How something is different.
  120. Ligaments (1) - 1B:1
    • Joints are held together bone to bone by ligaments.
  121. Spine (1) - 1B:1
    • Made up of Vertebrae which connect the Pelvis to Skull.
  122. Fixed (1) - 1B:1
    • No movement
  123. Protozoa (1) - 1B:1
    • Protozoa are single-celled organisms.,
  124. Rib cage (1) - 1B:1
    • Provide a moveable cage to enclose and protect the lungs
  125. Skeleton (1) - 1B:1
    • Provides several functions including support, protection, movement and making blood cells.
  126. Measurement (1) - 1C:1
    • Putting a value to some dimension.
  127. Ball and socket (1) - 1B:1
    • Rotation in all directions.
  128. Flagella (1) - 1B:1
    • Tails found on bacteria that allows them to swim.
  129. Function (1) - 1B:1
    • The 'job' / what something does.
  130. Cell wall (1) - 1B:1
    • The cellulose layer around certain cells
  131. Reaction force (1) - 1P:1
    • The force a compressed solid pushes back with.
  132. Direction of motion (1) - 1P:1
    • The line of travel of an object.
  133. Hooke's law (1) - 1P:1
    • The relationship which describes how force increases with extension.
  134. Femur (1) - 1B:1
    • The upper arm bone
  135. Pivot (1) - 1B:1
    • Twisting.
  136. Combined (1) - 1P:1
    • Two or more entities adding into one single entity
  137. Spring (1) - 1P:1
    • Typically a coil of a material which is able to store a high amount of elastic potential energy.
  138. Non-contact (1) - 1P:1
    • Where there two objects do not touch each other.
  139. Contact (1) - 1P:1
    • Where there two objects do touch each other.
  140. Compression (1) - 1P:1
    • Where two or more forces act on an object in opposite directions causing a decrease in the distance between particles.
  141. Free body diagram (1) - 1P:1
    • a diagram which is used to show all forces acting on a body
  142. Lattice (1) - 1C:1
    • a regular repeated three-dimensional arrangement.
  143. Specimen (1) - 1B:1
    • a sample of a substance or material for examination
  144. Force arrows (1) - 1P:1
    • arrows which show the direction of a force on a body
  145. Kinetic energy (1) - 1C:1
    • the energy stored within moving objects
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