Gravity and Space
Types of Energy
Ecosystem Interactions
Energy, Matter, and Life
Evolving Earth
100

This term is used to describe any object that revolves around a larger object in space

What is a satellite?

100

This type of energy is known as the "energy of motion"

What is kinetic energy?

100

Daily Multiplyer - 100 each

Name up to 6 different Earth's spheres.

Hydrosphere, Cryosphere, Biosphere, Atmosphere, Geosphere, Magnetosphere

100

This process details the conversion of water and carbon dioxide using light energy into glucose and oxygen.

What is photosynthesis?
100

This is the term used to described any preserved remains, impressions, or trace of any once-living organism.

What is a fossil?
200

These are the two factors that affect gravitational attraction

mass and distance

200

This type of energy is defined as energy stored in a system due to its position.

What is potential energy?

200

This type of gradient describes the increase of temperature as you move deeper into the Earth.

What is geothermal gradient?

200

This term is used to describe the removal and movement of rock by the action of water, ice, wind, or gravity.

What is erosion?

200

A catastrophic event can have a large-scale impact on the biodiversity on Earth. This type catastrophic event led to the extinction of dinosaurs.

What is an asteroid impact?

300

The center of mass of the solar system is located at the center of this star.

What is the sun?

300

When an explosive charge in a cannon causes a cannonball to fly out of the cannon, this type of potential energy is converted into kinetic energy

What is chemical potential energy?
300

This ecological effect happens when communities form in a previously uninhabited area.

What is primary succession?

300

This term is used to describe the chemical breakdown of rock, like with acid rain.

What is chemical weathering?

300

Due to chemical composition, density differences and temperature differences, this part of Earth became separated into distinct layers.

What is Earth's interior?

400

This feature of the planet is the primary cause of seasons on Earth

What is Earth's axial tilt?

400

The gravitational potential energy of an object can be calculated using the object's mass (m), the acceleration due to gravity (g), and this type of measurement.

What is height?

400

This trophic level is found at the bottom of the energy pyramid as they are the source of energy for every other living thing.

What are producers?

400

In the water cycle, this is where does most of the precipitation falls into.

What is the ocean?

400

The arms of humans, cats, whales and bats represent this type of structure in different species.

What are homologous structures?

500

You are located in this type of field when the center of gravity is equal to the center of mass

What is a uniform gravitational field?

500

Kinetic energy is represented by this equation that explains it is proportional to half of the mass of an object multiplied by the square of its velocity.

500

When the growth of a population stabilizes, then this indicates that a population has reached this ecological limit.

What is carrying capacity?
500

Plants are considered to be this type of organism because the are able to provide food for themselves and consumers.

What are autotrophs?

500

Alfred Wegener noticed that the continental coastlines appear to fit together, which led him to develop this hypothesis.

What is continental drift?

600

This law of planetary motion explains that a planet's orbit is elliptical, with the sun at one focus of the ellipse

What is Kepler's First Law of Planetary Motion

600

This is the total kinetic energy of an object at rest.

What is zero?

600

The biomes on Earth are defined primarily by these two climate factors.

What is temperature and precipitation?

600

This type of cellular respiration takes place without the use of oxygen.

What is anaerobic respiration?
600

This type of evidence and geologic feature supports the theory of plate tectonics by demonstrating that the oceanic crust is moving apart at a divergent plate boundary.

What is a mid-ocean ridge?

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