Scientific Method
Ecosystems
Properties of Matter
Forces and Motion
Landforms/Oceans
100
The fourth step of the scientific method
What is data/analysis?
100
An ecosystem on land/on a continent
What is a terrestrial ecosystem?
100
These are the three main states of matter
What is a solid, liquid, or a gas?
100
Speed, direction, and position make up this
What is motion?
100
A word meaning to create
What is construct?
200
Materials and procedures are the two parts of this step
What is the experiment/step 3?
200
This ecosystem has pickle weed in it
What is an estuary?
200
Two or more substances combined together that cannot be easily separated
What is a solution?
200
A force that acts at a distance and cannot be seen
What is magnetism?
200
The highest part of the mid-ocean ridge
What is the rift zone?
300
"Do apples grow best in hot or cold temperatures?" is an example of this.
What is a testable question?
300
All of the same kind of organism in an ecosystem
What is a popolation?
300
A process used to separate solid particles from a liquid
What is filtration?
300
The force that allows a baseball player to slide into home
What is friction?
300
A deep valley with high steep sides on a continent
What is a canyon?
400
The thing you do or change in an experiment
What is the independent variable?
400
Many food chains linked together
What is a food web?
400
The relationship of the amount of solute to solvent
What is concentration?
400
These two things help to reduce friction
What are rollers and lubricants?
400
Islands with sandy beaches
What is a barrier island?
500
This is something written down after using the five senses in an experiment
What is a qualitative observation?
500
A condition or resource that keeps a population at a certain size
What is a limiting factor?
500
The amount of time it takes a solute to mix into a solvent
What is the rate of dissolving?
500
Do not change the motion of objects
What is a balanced force?
500
The water-filled spaces between barrier islands
What is an inlet?
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