Chemistry
Energy
Cells and Microbes
Earth's History
Everything Else :)
100

A pure substance that only contains one type of atom and a pure substance with more than one type of atom

What is an element and a compound?

100

These are the two main types of nonrenewable energy sources

What are fossil fuels and nuclear energy?

100

This organelle both plant and animal cells have and it provides energy to the cell, and this organelle allows nutrients to enter the cell.

What is the mitochondria and cell membrane?

100

This principle states that processes shaping the Earth today operate the same way and at the same rates as they did in the past

What is uniformitarianism?

100

This is a symbiotic relationship where both organisms benefit, this relationship is where one of the organisms benefit and the other is not helped or harmed, this relationship one organism benefits and the other is harmed, and in this relationship the hunter (predator) kills the other organism (prey)

What is mutualism, commensalism, parasitism and predation?

200

The Law of Conservation of Mass states this unless the reaction is in an open container; some of atoms may be lost as this

What is the mass of the reactants is equal to the mass of the products unless some atoms are lost as a gas?

200

These are the four main types of renewable energy

What is hydroelectric energy, solar energy, wind energy and biomass?

200

This process uses carbon dioxide and water while this process uses oxygen and glucose

What is photosynthesis and respiration?

200

This is what scientist use to learn about the history of the Earth's climate by looking the different concentrations of gases in the atmosphere over different time periods

What is an Ice Core?

200

Producers are ___________________; consumers are _____________; and decomposers __________________ (HINT: what does each eat)

What are autotrophs, heterotrophs and eat dead organisms and decay?

300

This type of mixture is uniform, has the same type of properties throughout and cannot be separated; and the other type of mixture does not have the same properties throughout and can be separated

What is homogenous and heterogenous?

300

This is where fossil fuels come from

What is all kinds of dead organisms?

300

These are the 5 major types of microbes

What are viruses, bacteria, parasites, protozoa and fungi?

300

This type of rock comes from magma and lava; this type of rock comes from the weathering of rocks; and this type of rock comes from extreme heat and pressure

What is igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic?

300

This is where all energy comes from for all food chains and food webs

What is the sun and producers?

400

Non-metals are found this side of the periodic table and metals are found on this side of the periodic table

What is the right side and the left side?

400

This type of energy involves constructing dams and is extremely destructive to water ecosystems and aquatic animals

What is hydroelectric energy?

400

This type of disease outbreak is more localized and does not spread world wide while this type of disease outbreak spreads over a very large area (multiple continents or world wide)

What is an epidemic and a pandemic?

400

This theory states that plates are always in motion because they are floating on the Earth's upper mantle

What is the Plate tectonic theory?

400

97% of the earth's water in the hydrosphere is found here and is not consumable by humans

What is the ocean (salt water)?

500

The atomic number gives this information

What is the number of protons and electrons?

500

These are some of the problems with solar and wind energy

What is there is only sunlight during the day and there is not always enough wind.  

500

The practice of altering DNA to manipulate genes for practical purposes

What is genetic modification?

500

This type of geological dating uses the Principle of Superposition to determine the history of the Earth and how it has changed over time, while this type of geological dating uses the amount of radioactive element to determine the history of the Earth and how it has changed over time

What is relative dating and absolute/radioactive dating?  

500

This is where almost all of the earth's Freshwater is found

What are Ice caps and glaciers?

M
e
n
u