The Method of Science
Adrienne saw that people generally sleep at night.
What is observation?
The reactants are generally on this side of the equation.
What is the left side?
Grass, grass, and more grass. And maybe a horse or prairie dog. You must be in this biome.
What is a grassland?
This organism's diet consists of only eat meat. Just meat.
What is a carnivore?
Rain and snow are examples of this stage of the water cycle.
What is precipitation?
Albert predicted that crickets chirp more in warmer weather.
What is hypothesis?
What is a chemical change?
If you are taking a hike where there is a low chance of rain, but a high chance of seeing a cactus, you are most likely in this biome.
What is a desert?
This type of organism always eats primary producers.
What is a primary consumer?
What is carbon dioxide?
Sebastien wondered if cows would get more diseases if they took antibiotics.
What is a question?
If pancake mix dissolves in milk, this is the solvent.
What is milk?
In autumn, this biome becomes beautiful. This is because leaves will fall from the trees and the temperature is moderate.
What is a deciduous forest?
These organisms have to consume other organisms in order to gain energy.
What are heterotrophs?
Water seeps deeper into the soil during the phase of the water cycle.
What is percolation?
Keimya saw from her experiment that people who use band-aids heal slower.
What is analyze results?
A protein that lowers the activation energy of a reaction is called this.
What is an enzyme?
Ouch! A pinecone just fell on your head. The trees in this biome will not lose their leaves for the winter, but they are designed to handle snow well.
What is the Coniferous Forest?
Humans are typically this type of heterotroph.
What is an omnivore?
Nitrogen is converted to a usable form during this process.
What is nitrogen fixation?
The variable that is changed in the experiment is called this.
What is the independent variable?
This property of water makes it a good solvent.
What is polarity?
Droughts and fires are common in this biome. You might also find plants with tough, waxy leaves.
A primary producer has 350 Joules of energy. The secondary consumer will have this much energy.
What is 3.5 Joules?
What is ammonia?