Chemistry
Biology
Physics
Earth and Space
100

This molecule’s chemical formula is H2O.

Water

100

These entities, which cause Covid-19 as well as other diseases, aren’t alive and can’t reproduce outside of a host cell.

Viruses

100

This force pulls objects with mass towards each other, and it causes objects to stay on the Earth’s surface instead of floating into space.

Gravity

100

The asteroid belt runs between these two planets.

Mars and Jupiter

200

This gas makes up the majority (78%) of Earth’s atmosphere.

Nitrogen

200

This is the process that plants use to convert sunlight to energy.

Photosynthesis

200

This law states that “every action has an equal and opposite reaction.”

Newton's 3rd law of motion

200

This layer of solid, but very hot, rock lies between Earth’s crust and outer core.

Mantle

300

What are the two types of particles in the nucleus of an atom?

Protons and neutrons

300

This molecule with a double helix structure contains genetic information.

DNA

300

What are the three main classes of rocks?

Igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

400

This is the term for an atom which has lost or gained an electron, which gives it a positive or negative charge.

Ion

400

These organs contain alveoli that add oxygen to and remove carbon dioxide from the blood.

Lungs

400

This planet has a rotating hexagon-shaped storm at its north pole.

Saturn

500

This group of elements rarely reacts or bonds with other elements because their outer electron shell is full.

Noble gases (or group 18)

500

These molecules combine to form proteins. There are 21 of them.

Amino acids

500

This belt just outside of Neptune’s orbit contains Pluto, as well as other dwarf planets and many smaller frozen objects.

Kuiper belt

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