Continents & Oceans
We have 5 of these on Earth.
What are Oceans?
The name for Newton's 1st law
What is Inertia?
This is the largest planet in our solar system
What is Jupiter?
Name the 3 states of matter
What are solids, liquids, and gasses?
The two gerbils in the back of Mr. Radford's room are
Who are Flash and Ash?
The largest continent on Earth is
What is Asia?
What everyday safety item stops your body from staying in motion and crashing?
What is your seat belt?
Earth is the ______ planet from our Sun
What is the third planet?
Name the 3 subatomic particles. One is positive, one negative, and one is neutral
What are protons, electrons and neutrons?
Matter can not be created nor destroyed.
What is Conservation of Matter?
The 2 oceans that touch North America are
What are the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans?
According to the First Law, an object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion unless acted upon by this
What is an outside force?
In 1969 the Apollo ____ mission safely landed two astronauts on the moon
What is Apollo 11?
This picture shows you all known chemical elements
What is a periodic table?
The city where Mr. Radford is from
Where is Rochester?
The only continent where humans do not live is
What is Antarctica?
We measure force in a unit called
What is a Newton?
Because it rotates on its side, with an axial tilt of almost 98 degrees, this planet practically rolls round the Sun
What is Uranus?
These are the signs a chemical reaction has occurred
What are color changes, bubbles, or temperature change?
The force in the mantle that causes magma to rotate, causing continental plates to "drift".
What are convection currents?
The continent that looks like it fits into the Western side of Africa is
What is South America?
The name of an outside force used by paratroopers when they use a parachute
What is air friction?
Haley's Comet originates from this vast, icy region beyond the orbit of Neptune
What is the Kuiper belt?
Atomic number 6 belongs to this versatile element, which forms the chemical basis for all known organic life.
What is Carbon?
Why should you remember the Bee?
Because scientists say its body mass is too large for its wings. But it finds a way to fly anyways.