Atomic Foundations
Forces and Motion
Wave Wonders
Survival and Selection
RANDOM (2x POINTS)
100

This is the name for the center of an atom.

Nucleus

100

This is the attractive force that pulls objects toward each other, like a planet pulling on a moon.

Gravity

100

This is the type of wave that can travel through a vacuum. Examples are light and radio waves.

Electromagnetic Waves

100

These are the parts of our DNA that control our traits.

Genes

100

If you loop copper wire around a piece of ferromagnetic material, and run current through the wire, you create this.

Electromagnet, will also accept Magnetic Field

Cannot accept simply "Magnet"

200

These tiny particles move around the outside of the atom. 

Electrons

200

If you move two magnets further away from each other, what happens to the magnetic force between them?

It gets weaker.

200

This is the term for how many waves pass a point in a given amount of time. It is measured in Hz.

Frequency

200

This is the term for when animals with better traits survive and reproduce more often in their environment.

Adaptation or Natural Selection

200

How can scientists tell evolution/adaptation happens/happened using data from nature?

The fossil record OR observing similar animals in different environments.

300
The three subatomic particles, and what charge each of them have.

Proton = Positive

Neutron = Neutral

Electron = Negative

300

For every action or force (push), there is an equal and __________ reaction.

Opposite

300

This is when waves bounce off of something, like light bouncing off a mirror.

Reflection

300

This is when humans choose to breed animals or plants with traits that are useful to humans.

Artificial Selection or Selective Breeding

300

The three specific things you can do to make an electromagnet stronger. Assume it already has a ferromagnetic core.

More Coils, More Current, Coils Closer Together

400

If the atomic mass is 9 and the atomic number is 4, how many protons does the atom have?

4
400

Whether an object is moving or standing still, it depends on what? 

The Reference Point or the Observer

400

This is the distance from the crest of one wave to the crest of the very next wave.

Wavelength

400
This is the term for how well an animal can survive in its environment.

Fitness

400

What happens when you have moving magnets near copper, or moving copper near magnets?

An electric current is induced in the copper. Bonus 100 if you ALSO said the current creates a magnetic field in the copper, bonus 200 if you said that magnetic field makes the copper move relative to the magnet.

500

When two atoms fuse inside of a star, these two things are created.

Heavier Atoms and Energy

500

To change how an object moves, it depends on two things: the amount of force you use and what other thing?

Mass

(If you said "weight" I'll give you 400)

500
The term for any kind of communication or data transfer that is done with wave pulses or ones and zeros.

Digital

500

Name three gene related technologies humans use to benefit humanity in some way.

Cloning, Selective Breeding, Gene Therapy, Genetic Engineering, DNA Fingerprinting, Comparisons.

500

The essential steps for a fossil to be created and discovered.

Burial, Water, Reveal

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