Fronts
This is defined as a large body of air with very similar characteristics.
What is a air mass?
This is the main organelle for a cell.
What is a nucleus?
This layer has the weather in it.
This is the formula for speed.
What is distance/time?
This system helps you get nutrients out of food.
What is the digestive system?
This front is the transition zone where a cold air mass is replacing a warmer air mass.
What is a cold front?
A animal cell has a cell membrane, a plant cell has a cell membrane and a ____ ____.
What was a cell wall?
This layer has the ozone in it.
What is the Stratosphere?
These are three laws for motion.
What are Issac Newton's Three laws of motion?
This body system has the blood carry waste from cells.
What is the circulatory system?
This front occurs when warm air replaces cold air by sliding over it.
This is what a lot cells make up.
What is a Tissue?
This layer is the hottest layer(Ha, thought I would do them in order didn't ya).
What is the Thermosphere?
This is stored energy.
This system helps you breath.
What is the respiratory system?
These are the other fronts beside a warm a cold front.
What are stationary and occluded fronts?
This cell uses a flagella to move and has a eye spot.
What is a Euglena
This is the coldest layer.
What is the Mesosphere?
This is shown in a graph as a straight line.
What is a object at rest?
This system helps you remove waste?
What is the digestive system?
This is what a equator is called on a wind belt map.
What is a doldrum?
This cell can eat you brain(This is actually true).
What is a amoeba?
This layer is in Outer space.
This is what causes things to slow down
What is friction?
This is a organ that filters out liquid waste.
What is a kidney?