Theory and Laws
________ of Evolution
Theory
All organisms are made of these (the most basic unit of life).
Cells
Density is calculated with this equation.
Mass/Volume
The distance between two identical points on a wave is known as this.
Wavelength
When light bounces off a substance it is known as this.
Reflection
Newton's Third _________
Law
Organisms made of only one cell are referred to as this.
Unicellular
Materials that allow electricity to flow easily through them are known as good examples of these.
Conductors
This type of radiation has the highest frequency.
Gamma rays
When light becomes trapped in a substance and converts to heat it is known as this.
Absorption
____________ of conservation of energy.
Law
Organisms made of multiple cells are referred to as this.
Multicellular
The temperature at which a liquid turns to a gas is known as this.
Boiling point
This type of radiation is between gamma rays and UV rays on the electromagnetic spectrum.
X-rays
When light bends and/or separates it is known as this.
Refraction
___________ of Plate Tectonics
Theory
Cells extract energy from food and get rid of waste in order to maintain this.
Homeostasis
The temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid is known as this.
Melting point
As wavelength increases, frequency will do this.
Decrease
Sound waves travel fastest through this state of matter.
Solid
A theory is a well supported one of these.
Explanation
According to cell theory, all cells must come from this.
Pre-existing cells
A substance that does not allow heat to travel through it easily is known as a good one of these.
Insulator
As frequency increases, energy will do this.
Increase
Sound waves travel slowest through this state of matter.
Gas