water systems
fluids
systems
cells
solar system
100

What is erosion?

When soil particles are carried away.

100

what is the particle theory?

That all matter is made of small particles.

100
What is efficency?

A quicker and easier way to use a machine.

100

What are the organelles called?

Cell membrane, nucleus, vacuole, cell wall, chloroplast, and flagella

100

Is the moon actually round?

No. It's shaped like a lemon

200

What heats up quicker? Land or water?

Land

200

How is flow rate measured?

By the volume of a moving fluid.

200

What are three forces included in brushing teeth? 

Friction, direction, and magnitude.

200

What is osmosis?

The diffusion of water particles.

200

How many dwarf planets are in the Solar System, and what are they called?

Five.

Ceres, Pluto, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris 

300

the six steps of water treatment

1. Large objects removed

2. Alum is added, creating floc

3. Floc and water enters settling tank

4. Partially clean water moves through a sand and charcoal filter

5. Chlorine/ozone added to kill organisms

6. Water is stored into containers

300

Difference between hydrodynamics and areodynamics.

Hydrodynamics: Study of moving liquid

Aerodynamics: Study of moving gases

300

What are the four systems?

Mechanical, optical, hydraulic, and electrical.

300

What are organelles?

A small structure in cells with a specific function.

300

What are the four terrestrial planets in the Solar System?

Earth, Mars, Mercury and Venus

400

What is Watershed?

When gravity pulls ice and water downwards

400

what organ cleans blood?

Kidney and liver

400

Formula for mechanical advantage.

Output over input

400

What do cell membranes do?

Filter anything toxic out of the cells.

400

What planet has the most moons? How many? 

Saturn, 274 

500

Difference between weather and climate

Climate is consistent while weather is temporary.

500

Formula for Density

Mass over volume

500

what is the formula for work?

Force x Distance

500

Locomotion vs. Movement

LOCOMOTION: The movement of one organism from a product to another.

MOVEMENT: Describes any changes in a body or its parts.

500

What is the nearest star to the Solar System?

Alpha Centauri

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