Matter
Particles move faster and spread further apart.
What happens when matter is heated?
Friction between your shoe and the floor.
What is an external force?
Natural objects found in space.
What are celestial bodies?
Simplifying things by keeping the important parts and removing the unnecessary parts.
What is an abstraction?
Not living.
What is abiotic?
The attractive forces weaken.
What happens to the attractive forces between particles when heated?
Pulling on a rope.
What is tension?
Found between Mars and Jupiter.
What is the asteroid belt?
A repeated set of instructions.
What is a loop?
The living and nonliving parts of the environment interacting together.
What is an ecosystem?
A change from one state of matter to another.
What is a phase change?
Plasticity.
What is a permanent change in the shape of an object?
Ex-Alta 1
What is the first satellite built in Alberta?
Helps us track and prepare for storms?
What is a positive impact of technology?
Food, oxygen, clothing and building materials.
What are some ways humans rely on plants?
100 degrees celsius.
What temperature does water boil?
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
What is Newton's Third Law?
Path of an object around another object in space.
What is an orbit?
Makes decisions based on different situations?
What is a conditional?
They return essential nutrients to the soil.
What do decomposers do?
It acts as an insulation layer.
What does ice do on a body of water?
A force exerted on an object by a person or another object. (Hint: answer is not external force)
What is an applied force?
It has not cleared the path of its orbit.
What is a dwarf planet?
Executes different actions depending on certain conditions.
What is an if-then statement?
It creates balance and resilience to changes in the environment.
Why is biodiversity important?
How tightly packed particles are in a given space.
What is density?
A reversible change.
What is elasticity?
Through radio signals.
How do probes and rovers send information back to Earth?
An ordered set of instructions performed one after the other.
What is a sequence?
Glucose is stored in this form in plants.
What is starch?