Space
Earth
Force and Motion
Matter and Energy
Random!
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Our sun is not the brightest nor the hottest star.  However, it is important to us because it is

Closest

100

SNEF Stands for

Sun, New Moon, Earth, Full Moon

100

Speed with a direction is

Velocity

100

On the periodic table, the atomic number indicates the amount of this for each element

Protons

100

On food webs and food chains, an arrow pointing indicates the transfer of this

Energy

200

Nebulae are the birthplace of

Stars

200

Warmer water in the ocean causes this

Stronger Hurricanes

200

This occurs when potential energy decreases

Kinetic energy increases

200

The mass of an atom includes these two subatomic particles

Protons and Neutrons

200

A chemical change is only confirmed when this occurs

A new substance is formed

300

This occurs at the core of a star

Nuclear Reaction

300

Lousy weather is caused by this and happy weather is caused by this

Low Pressure and High Pressure

300

If a car is traveling around a curved road at a constant speed, this is occurring

Acceleration 

300

Groups indicate the amount of this for each element

Valence Electrons

300

This is identified as the reactants in Fe + O2 → Fe2O3

Fe + O2

400

Nebulae are larger than this but smaller than this

Larger than a Solar System but Smaller than a Galaxy

400

Subduction zones take place at this type of plate boundary

Convergent

400

When there is less mass, there is a greater change in this

Speed

400

Periods indicate the amount of this for each element

Energy Shells

400

A volcanic arc is located at this type of plate boundary

Convergent

500

A collection of billions of stars held together by gravity is

Galaxy

500

If Earth's north pole is tilted away from the sun that indicates this

Winter in the Northern Hemisphere or Summer in the Southern Hemisphere

500

The tendency to do nothing or to remain unchanged is

Intertia

500

There are this many atoms of Carbon in Na₂(C₂O)₃

6

500

The resistance that one surface or object encounters when moving over another

Friction

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