Take your mirror and scan the space in front of you so that I can clearly see your work space.  This is the same thing you did to begin the exam – just a second look.   Type “done” in the blank. 

On a plant’s leaf, there are tiny stomata. On a very hot and dry summer day, a plant will often close these stomata.  (Licensed by Google)  For 2 marks, explain the main reason the plant does this.   To get your marks, make sure you answer these two parts: (1 mark) What important substance does the plant lose through its stomata when they are open? (1 mark) By closing its stomata, how does the plant help itself survive on a hot, dry day?

Music written to represent the literal meaning of the text where the text and the medodic line work together is called

The walls of the alveoli are extremely thin and are covered in a dense network of tiny blood vessels (capillaries). Explain how these two structural features are perfectly suited for the alveoli’s job. (2 marks)  

To lower a note by a half step, place a flat sign in front of the note.

Sung without instruments, voices only is called:

The technique of plucking a violin string with the finger is called

The way in which the beats are grouped together in a piece is called:

Shifting the normal accent, usually by stressing the normally unaccented weak beats or placing the accent between the beats themselves is called:

The rate or speed of the music is called: