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SCIENCE 7B LESSON 1

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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• Energy

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IS THE ABILITY TO CAUSE A CHANGE IN A SYSTEM.

#2
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• energy transformation

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CHANGE OF ONE TYPE OF ENERGY INTO ANOTHER FORM(S) OF ENERGY

#3
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• Force

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A PUSH OR A PULL ON AN OBJECT THAT CAUSES THE OBJECT TO START MOVING, STOP MOVING, OR CHANGE DIRECTION.

#4
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• Work-

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IS THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY TO AN OBJECT, CAUSED BY A FORCE TO MOVE AN OBJECT IN THE DIRECTION OF THAT FORCE.

#5
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• Gravity-

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the force that attracts all objects in the universe to one another.

#6
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• Pressure

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amount of force exerted on a given area.

#7
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• Turgor Pressure

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is caused by the pressure in the plant cell due to the force of water inside the cell pushing on the cell membrane and in turn pushing on the cell wall

#8
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Kinetic Energy

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The energy of motion in an object or organism

#9
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Potential Energy –

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is the energy that an object or organism has due to its position, condition, or chemical composition

#10
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Chemical Energy

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energy stored within the bonds of a molecule.

#11
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Electrical Energy

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energy that results from the position or motion of charged particles.

#12
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Sound Energy

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is another form of kinetic energy, the vibration of particles generates sound energy.

#13
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Thermal Energy

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is the total amount of kinetic energy of all the molecules in an organism.

#14
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• ecosystem

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Is a community of living organisms and their nonliving environment

#15
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• habitat

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is the place where an organism lives within an ecosystem For example: a snail’s habitat could be a stream in the forest

#16
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• producer

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a producer are called an autotroph, uses energy to make food. Most producers use sunlight to produce food (photosynthesis)

#17
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• decomposer

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an organism that gets energy and nutrients by breaking down the remains of other organisms. For example, fungi such as mushrooms, and some bacteria

#18
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• consumer

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is an organism that eats other organisms

#19
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• herbivore

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a consumer that eats only plants For Example, bison, grasshoppers

#20
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• carnivore

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Eats other animals For Example badger or wolf

#21
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• omnivore

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eats both plants and animals For Example Humans

#22
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scavenger

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is a specialized consumer who feeds on dead organisms For example Vultures.

#23
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• food chain

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is the path of energy transfer from producers to consumers.

#24
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• food web

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shows the feeding relationships among many different organism in and ecosystem