Mixtures and Solutions
Energy
Ecosystems
Magnets
Electricity
100
A special type of mixture formed when a solid is dissolved by a liquid.
What is Solution.
100
The measure of the average energy of motion.
What is Temperature.
100
A living thing.
What is an Organism.
100
The two poles of a magnet.
What is Positive and Negative charge.
100
Rubbing a balloon on your hair creates this type of electricity.
What is Static.
200
When two or more substances are physically combined and can be easily separated.
What is a Mixture.
200
The ability to cause a change. All activities need to have this.
What is Energy.
200
To make more organisms of their own kind.
What is Reproduce.
200
The area where the force of a magnet is felt.
What is Magnetic Field.
200
The area where an electric force is felt.
What is Electric Field.
300
The ability to float.
What is Buoyancy.
300
The transfer of thermal energy by particles bumping into each other (example - spoon in boiling water)
What is Conduction.
300
Process through which plants make food.
What is Photosynthesis.
300
The attraction between two objects having mass.
What is Magnetic Force.
300
The interaction of objects that have positive or negative charges.
What is Electric Force.
400
When the particles in the solute (sugar) break up into tiny pieces and seem to blend with the solvent (water).
What is Dissolve.
400
Energy given off by the sun.
What is Solar Energy.
400
An animal that eats only plants.
What is an Herbivore.
400
Where a magnet has its strongest force.
What is Poles.
400
Ways to create electricity.
What is Fossil Fuels, Moving Water, and Solar Energy.
500
A substance into which a solute dissolves forming a solution. For example a glass of water.
What is a Solvent.
500
32 degrees Fahrenheit or 0 degrees Celsius.
What is Freezing Point.
500
An animal that eats both plants and animals.
What is an Omnivore.
500
A magnetic rock that contains a lot of iron ore.
What is a Lodestone.
500
He discovered that lightening is a form of electricity.
Who is Benjamin Franklin.
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