Ecosystems
Rocks, Water, Air, would be considered what type of element?
Abiotic
This type of structure uses a network or skeleton of materials that support each other.
Frame Structure
This is anything that has mass and takes up space.
Matter
This states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form of energy to another.
Law of conservation of energy
I went to the University of Ottawa to study what?
Chemistry
This type of living thing creates its own energy.
Producer
This is the point around which a structure’s mass is equally balanced in all directions.
Centre of gravity.
A state of matter with a definite volume, but no definite shape.
Liquid
This is a type resource that can be used more than once because it is replaced naturally.
Renewable energy
What is my favorite colour?
Purple
This type of living thing breaks down chemicals from producers and consumers.
Decomposer
This is an internal force that acts by pulling the particles of an object apart.
Tension
This is a type of matter that contains more than one kind of particle.
Mixture
This is the movement of heat by direct contact.
Conduction
What degree did I not finish?
Chemical Engineering
This refers to an ecological balance by avoiding depletion of natural resources.
Sustainability.
This force occurs when forces push or pull in opposite directions within an object.
Shear
This is a very, very small piece of matter.
Particle
This is the movement of heat energy through electromagnetic (invisible) waves given off by a heat source.
Radiation
What are my dogs names?
Bear and Lily
This is the process of change in specie structures of an ecological community over time.
Ecological Succession
This is a framework of beams that are joined together, usually in the form of interlocking triangles.
Truss
This allows heavier materials to settle to the bottom of a liquid and extract them with a tool.
Floating and Settling
This is the ability of an organism to control its body temperature, to an extent.
Thermoregulation
What high school did I go to?
Franco-Cite