Physical Change
Electricity and Magnetism
Constructive and Destructive Forces
Cells and Microorganisms
Classification and Inheritance
100
A change that doesn't change its chemical properties
What is a Physical Change?
100
The build up of electrons
What is static electricity?
100
The 3 forces that destroy earth and create earth
What is weathering, erosion, and deposition?
100
A organism that cant be seen without a microscope
What is a microorganism?
100
A behavior that a animal is born with
What is a instinct?
200
The tool to separate iron filings from a bowl of sand, and salt.
What is a magnet?
200
The basic parts of a circuit.
What is a battery, wire, and lightbulb?
200
River eroding rock and weathered sediments piling into ocean
What is a delta?
200
How can some microorganisms be helpful than harmful?
How could helpful microorganisms benefit in digestion and help bread rise (yeast)?
200
A vertebrate that has feathers, wings, and fur.
What is a bird?
300
Cause of droplets of water outside a cold glass
What is condensation?
300
Bob built a circuit with a battery, wire, and a lightbulb. Something goes wrong. What could be wrong?
What is a dead battery, and a loose wire?
300
Explain how volcanoes are both destructive and constructive.
What is burning lava and cooling lava forming into Rock?
(The lava from erupting lava burns and the cooling water hitting the water cools, forming land.)
300
The organelle that provides rigid shape and protection
1. What is the cell wall?
2. How can the cell wall protect the plant cell?
300
Why is it important to know the difference between invertebrates and vertebrates?
What is organizing information and notice its alikes and differences?
400
How can climate conditions impact the states of matter in different environments?
What is rain can turn into ice when in a cold environment?
400
If you were building a new way to use electricity, would you use static electricity, or human harnessed?
How would human harness electricity turn off and on, and have a adjustable strength?
400
How did the Grand Canyon form using destructive and constructive forces?
How could the Grand Canyon form by using water flooding the canyon and water eroding rock and depositing sediments at the bottom?
400
Why is the chloroplast used in the plant cell rather than the animal cell?
How could the chloroplast do photosynthesis for energy while the animal cell eats food for energy?