what is a liquid
A liquid is a state of matter with no definte shape and a definte volume.
which of the following is a scavenger
a.crow
b.elephant
c.turkey volture
d.worm
c.turkey volture
which of the following is part of the circulatory system?
a.heart
b.brain
c.lungs
d.ribs
a.heart
If you press a button is it push or pulling
push
how does the scientific method go.
question, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data, conclusion.
Is a ping pong ball more dense or less dense than water.
less dense
which of the following is a decomposer?
volture
penguin
flower
bacteria
bacteria
which of the following does the respiratory NOT do?
breath
talk
hiccups
eat
eat
is gravity a pushing or pulling force?
pulling
Mechanical energy, electrical energy, light energy, thermal energy, sound energy.
What state of mater does ice form from.
freezing
what part of a flower does photosynthises?
The leaf
what is apart of the skeletal system.
ribs
heart
lungs
brain
ribs
which of the following is an example of a pulling force
somthing falling
moving a stroller uphill
jumping up
throwing something
something falling
What is a keystone species?
A keystone species is a species that every thing in that food chain depends on it
What is condensation?
condensation is the heating of liquid then the cooling of water vapor creating water
what is a scavanger?
An animal already dead things for food.
which of the following is not apart of the skeletal system.
muscles
ribs
bones
femur
muscles
what is an example of a force?
a solid
magnets repeling
a ping pong ball that is less dense than oil.
magnets repeling
Meaning of CLAWS
Climate long and weather short.
what is it called when a solid forms to gas immediantely?
Defimation. Is what it's called
What is metamorphisis?
metamorphisis is when the body ads a new feature.
what is the circulatory system?
system that pumps blood and oxygen threw the body or to the heart.
what way does gravity pull you?
towards the center of earth.
What is the rock cycle?
iogneose -> sediment -> sedimentary ->W.E.D-> metamophic -> magma and back to igneose.