Earth Science
Biology
Physical Science
Environmental Science
Chemistry
100

A glacier can create an iceberg by 

calving-breaking off into the ocean

100

The most basic unit of life is

the cell

100

How are displacements combined?

By using vector addition

100

A measure of how much land and water area a person requires to produce the resources it consumes is called

An ecological footprint
100

The table of all known elements is called

the Periodic Table

200

A body of ice floating into the ocean is called

An iceberg
200

The human heart is an example of which level of organization

organ

200

Define Distance

The length of the path between two points

200

The increase in the number of individuals in a population over time is called?

Population Growth

200

The name of the element that is represented by 1-2 letters is called

A chemical symbol

300

When glaciers melt they create

lakes and rivers

300

Which level of organization involves groups of similar cells working together?

Tissue

300

A vector is a quantity that has both magnitude and 

direction

300

The introduction of harmful substances

Pollution

300

Three groups found in the periodic table

metals

nonmetals

metalloids

400

A glacier melts in the summer months this is called

retreating

400

What does homeostasis mean?

Regulation of the internal environment to maintain stability

400

Relative motion is movement in relation to a frame of 

reference

400

The study of how living things interact with each other and their environment is called

Ecology

400

A diagram that shows the arrangement of valence electrons around atoms in a molecule

Lewis dot structure

500

The largest glacier in the world is called

the Lambert-Fisher

500

An Organ system is 

a group of organs that work together to perform a specific function in the body.

500

The displacement vectors with opposite directions are

subtracted from each other

500

The variety of different species of plants, animals and microorganisms in an ecosystem

Biodiversity
500

The chemical symbol for potassium

K

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