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100

What force keeps the planets in orbit around the sun?

gravity

100

What kind of path does light travel in?

A straight line.

100

What does sound need to travel?

A medium (solid, liquid, or gas)

100

Fill in the blanks:

An object in motion wants to ___________ and an object at rest wants to ___________.

stay in motion

stay at rest

100

What do we call an organism that eats things for its energy?

A consumer

100

How many stars are in our solar system?

One.

100

What do we call animals that eat both meat and plants?

Omnivores

200

Which planet is known as The Red Planet?

Mars

200

What is formed when light hits an object it cannot pass through?

A shadow.

200

Which travels faster: light or sound?

Light

200
What is the name of a rubbing force that slows the motion of objects down?

Friction

200

What is the original source of energy for all the living things on earth?

The Sun.

200

How do we describe and object that allows no light to pass through it?

Opaque

200

What do we call it when light bounces off a surface?

Reflection

300

What causes day and night on Earth?

The earth's rotation.

300

What causes an apple to look red?

It reflects red light  and absorbs other colors.

300

What do we call it when sound reflects?

An echo.

300

What determines how much force it takes to move an object?

It's mass.

300

What do we call the process through which plants make their own food?

Photosynthesis

300

What is the name of the Earth's natural satellite?

The moon.

300

How long does it take the earth to rotate once?

24 hours

400

What is the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter

400

Which would feel warmer on a sunny day, a white roof or a black roof?

A black roof.

400

Does sound move in a straight line?

No. It moves in all directions at once.

400

I am pushing a box across the floor to the left. You are pushing it to the right. We are pushing it with equal force. What will happen?

The box will not move.

400

What is always the first type of organism in every food chain?

A producer (a plant)

400

What space object could we compare to a dirty snowball?

A comet.

400

Are non-living things part of an ecosystem?

YES! (water, air, sunlight, soil)

500

What is a meteoroid called after it enters Earth’s atmosphere and burns up?

A meteor

500

What do we call it when light changes direction as it moves through a new material?

Refraction.

500

Through which state of matter does sound move the slowest?

Gas (like air)

500

What unit of measure do we use to measure force?

Newtons

500

What do the arrows in a food chain represent?

The flow of energy through a the food chain/ecosystem.

500

What do we call the specific day of the year that has the most sunlight?

The Summer Solstice

500

What do we call the plant sugar that producers make during photosynthesis?

Glucose

600

What would happen if there were no gravity in the solar system?

Planets and moons  would move away into space.

600
What word describes an object that gives off its own light?

Luminescent

600

What measurement of sound would we increase to raise the pitch of a sound?

The frequency.

600
What will happen to an object if we apply a force in the same direction it is moving?

It will speed up.

600

What type of symbiotic relationship do two organisms have when one benefits from the relationship but the other is unaffected. 

Commensalism

600

There are two days per year that we experience an equal length of daytime and nighttime. What do we call these two days?

Equinoxes

600

The earth's orbit around the sun is one of the reasons we experience the seasons. What is the other reason?

The tilt of the Earth's Axis

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