Astronomy
Document & Interpret Results
Geology & Paleontology
Scientific Inquiry/Scientific Method
General Biology
100

Define Astronomy

What is the branch of science that deals with the physical science beyond Earth's atmosphere?

100

These are 3 types of graphs you can use to record data

What are Bar Graph, Double-Bar graph, Circle Graph, Line Graph or Infographic?

100

These are the 3 main layers of the Earth

What are the Core, Mantle and Crust?

100

This is an example the contradicts a conclusion.

What is a counter example?

100

This type of membrane only allows SOME things to pass through (like a net)

What is a semipermeable membrane?

200

Define gravity

What is a force of attraction of two objects due to their masses?

200

This type of science is motivated by curiosity

What is pure science?

200

The movement created by the shifting of the continental and oceanic crusts is called this.

What are plate tectonics?

200

This is an educated guess that attempts to explain an observation or the answer to a question.

What is a hypothesis?

200

Muscle tissue has this function.

What is it provides either controlled or uncontrolled movement in the body?

300

The colors of the visible light spectrum in order of wavelength and frequency are acronymized as this.

What is ROY G BIV?

What are Red, Orange , Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet?


300

Explain a double-blind experiment

What are experiments in which neither the experimentors nor the participants know the objects' identities in setup?

300

The 3 basic types of rock that make up Earth's crust are these.

What are sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic?

300

Explain Operational Science.

What is using observable, repeatable experiments to try to discover truth?

300

These animals do not have a backbone

What is are invertebrates?

400

This is the "tail" of a comet, which gets larger as it gets closer to the sun

What is a coma?

400

All graphs should always contain this, which identifies different sets of data

What is a legend?

400

This is when the minerals in a rock chemically react to air or water, changing their chemical composition

What is chemical weathering?

400

In science it is important to keep accurate, legible records of your experiments so that others can ___________ them.

What is replicate?

400

Organisms that obtain their nourishment from dead organisms are this.

What are saprophytes?

500

This is the name for the percentage of incoming sunlight reflected from a surface - typically a planet or a moon

What is the albedo?

500

This is the part of an experiment that never changes.

What is the control?

500

This is the process of wearing or grinding something down by wind, water or other natural agents

What is erosion?

500

These are the 5 steps of the Scientific Method.

What are:  Observe and Question, Background Research, Construct Hypothesis, Test Hypothesis with experiment, and Analyze results/Draw Conclusions?

500

These are the 3 main functions of a plant's stem

What are support and produce leaves, conduct water and nutrients to and from leaves and roots, and photosynthesis?

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