The process of changing energy from one form to another.
What is energy transformation?
π $100 β What type of energy is stored due to an object's position?
π $100 β What is potential energy?
π $100 β What type of wave requires a medium to travel through?
π $100 β What is a mechanical wave
π $100 β The Earth takes approximately this many days to complete one revolution around the Sun.
π $100 β What is 365.25 days?
π $100 β Tides are primarily caused by the gravitational pull of this celestial body.
π $100 β What is the Moon?
π $100 β The layer of gases surrounding Earth is called what?
π $100 β What is the atmosphere?
π₯ $100 β The outermost layer of Earth is called what?
π₯ $100 β What is the crust?
πͺ¨ $100 β Name the three main types of rocks.
πͺ¨ $100 β What are igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks?
What type of energy transformation occurs in a flashlight?
What is chemical energy to electrical energy to light energy?
π $200 β A stretched rubber band has this type of potential energy.
π $200 β What is elastic potential energy?
π $200 β Sound travels fastest through which type of medium: solid, liquid, or gas?
π $200 β What is a solid?
π $200 β The tilt of Earthβs axis is responsible for what natural phenomenon?
π $200 β What are the seasons?
π $200 β What are the two types of tides that occur each day?
π $200 β What are high tide and low tide?
π $200 β The sphere that includes all living things on Earth.
π $200 β What is the biosphere?
π₯ $200 β The thickest layer of Earth, located beneath the crust.
π₯ $200 β What is the mantle?
πͺ¨ $200 β This type of rock forms from cooled magma or lava.
πͺ¨ $200 β What is an igneous rock?
This law states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.
What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?
π $300 β A moving car has this type of energy.
π $300 β What is kinetic energy?
π $300 β Light waves are an example of this type of wave.
π $300 β What is an electromagnetic wave?
π $300 β When the Northern Hemisphere is tilted toward the Sun, what season is it experiencing?
π $300 β What is summer?
π $300 β The highest high tides and lowest low tides occur during which type of tide?
π $300 β What is a spring tide?
π $300 β The movement of water through the hydrosphere, atmosphere, and geosphere is known as what?
π $300 β What is the water cycle?
π₯ $300 β The layer of Earth that generates Earthβs magnetic field.
π₯ $300 β What is the outer core?
πͺ¨ $300 β What process breaks down rocks into sediments?
πͺ¨ $300 β What is weathering?
Name the two main types of energy involved in a roller coaster's motion.
What are kinetic energy and potential energy?
π $400 β What happens to kinetic energy as the speed of an object increases?
π $400 β It increases.
π $400 β This is the highest point of a transverse wave.
π $400 β What is the crest?
π $400 β What are the two equinoxes called?
π $400 β What are the spring (vernal) and fall (autumnal) equinoxes?
π $400 β What moon phases cause spring tides?
π $400 β What are new moon and full moon?
π $400 β What is the frozen part of the hydrosphere called?
π $400 β What is the cryosphere?
π₯ $400 β The two types of crust are called what?
π₯ $400 β What are oceanic crust and continental crust?
πͺ¨ $400 β Sedimentary rocks are formed through these two processes.
πͺ¨ $400 β What are compaction and cementation?
What energy transformation takes place in photosynthesis?
What is light energy to chemical energy?
π $500 β At what point does a swinging pendulum have maximum kinetic energy?
π $500 β At the lowest point of its swing.
π $500 β The number of waves that pass a point in one second is called what?
π $500 β What is frequency?
π $500 β During which solstice does the Northern Hemisphere experience the longest day of the year?
π $500 β What is the summer solstice?
π $500 β What is the name of the tide that occurs when the Sun, Earth, and Moon form a right angle?
π $500 β What is a neap tide?
π $500 β How do Earthβs spheres interact during a volcanic eruption?
π $500 β Magma from the geosphere erupts from a volcano, releasing gases into the atmosphere, which affects living organisms in the biosphere and nearby bodies of water in the hydrosphere.
π₯ $500 β What is the difference between the lithosphere and the asthenosphere?
π₯ $500 β The lithosphere is the rigid outer layer, including the crust and upper mantle, while the asthenosphere is the semi-fluid layer beneath it that allows tectonic plates to move.
πͺ¨ $500 β What process turns sedimentary rock into metamorphic rock?
πͺ¨ $500 β What is heat and pressure?