Human Body Systems
Down the Digestive Tract
Earth & Space
Digging into Soil Profiles
Physics, Energy & Light
100

This muscular organ acts as a central pump to move oxygen-rich and nutrient-filled blood all throughout the body.

What is the heart?

100

This is where digestion starts with mechanical chewing and chemical enzymes in saliva

What is the mouth?

100

These intense eruptions of radiation from the Sun's surface can damage communications satellites and ground electrical grids.

What are solar flares?

100

This is the solid, unweathered foundation layer of rock sitting beneath all other soil layers

What is bedrock?

100

This law states that energy cannot be created out of nothing, nor can it disappear into nothing; it can only transition from one format to another

What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?

200

This dome-shaped sheet of muscle contracts to pull air into the lungs and relaxes to push it out

What is the diaphragm?

200

This muscular tube pushes food down from your mouth to your stomach

What is the oesophagus (or esophagus)?

200

These are solid masses naturally made up of aggregated mixtures of minerals, organic substances, volcanic glass, or chemical precipitates

What are rocks?

200

This thin, top layer is rich in dark, decayed organic material like leaves and bugs that feed soil life.

What is humus?

200

This term describes the bending of light waves when they pass at an angle from one medium to another because their speed changes.

What is refraction?

300

This cage of bones surrounds and shields vital internal organs like your heart and lungs from injury.

What is the rib cage?

300

This organ absorbs water from remaining undigested material, turning it into solid waste

What is the large intestine?

300

This type of tectonic boundary occurs where plates pull apart from one another, forming rifts, valleys, and mid-ocean ridges.

What is a divergent boundary?

300

This crumbly, dark soil layer contains a mix of organic matter and minerals, and it is where plant roots grow.

What is topsoil?

300

To find this value for a traveling object, you must multiply its speed by the time it was traveling.

What is distance?

400

These tiny, grape-like air sacs at the ends of the lung airways serve as the exact site of gas exchange

What are alveoli?

400

This muscular sac secretes strong gastric acids and enzymes to churn and break down proteins chemically.

What is the stomach?

400

This type of mechanical weathering occurs when heavy, overlying rocks are eroded away, causing the buried rock underneath to expand, crack, and peel

What is the release of pressure?

400

This layer consists mostly of large, weathered chunks of rock that are breaking apart to create new soil

What is parent material?

400

These are the three forms of energy that electrical energy transforms into when you plug in and turn on a television.

What are light (radiant), sound, and thermal (heat) energy?

500

These strong cords of fibrous tissue connect muscles to bones, allowing you to move when your muscles contract

What are tendons?

500

This long, narrow tube is where the majority of nutrient absorption occurs via tiny, finger-like projections called villi.

What is the small intestine?

500

At this type of tectonic boundary, plates grind horizontally past each other, creating powerful earthquakes like the San Andreas Fault.

What is a transform boundary?

500

This lighter soil layer accumulates clay and iron leached down from the upper horizons

What is subsoil?

500

This simple machine is made up of two inclined planes placed back-to-back and is used to split objects apart, like an axe

What is a wedge?

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