Symbiosis
Chemical Bonds
Weathering, Erosion, And Sedimentation
Tectonic Plates
Water
100

The definition of symbiosis.

What is a relationship between two organisms of different species living in close proximity to each other, with one of them spending all or some of their time on or inside the other?

100

The three major chemical bonds.

What is, covalent bond, ionic bond, and hydrogen bond?

100

The definition of weathering.

What is the wearing or breaking down of matter over time?

100
The three ways tectonic plates interact with each other.

What is convergent, divergent, transform?

100
The Chemical formula of water.

What is H2O?

200

The named example of parasitism in our notes.

What is the relationship between copepods and marine fish?

200

Basic definition of covalent bond.

What is a bond that forms when two atoms share one or multiple electrons?

200

The definition of erosion.

What is the movement of sediment?

200

Two structures or events that form from transform boundaries.

What is earthquakes and tsunamis?

200

Water is a universal this.

What is a solvent?

300

The definition of commensalism.

What is one organism benefits the other is unaffected?

300

The definition of a hydrogen bond.

What is the negative oxygen on one water molecule is attracted the positive hydrogen on another water molecule?

300

The 3 types of weathering.

What is mechanical weathering, chemical weathering, and organic weathering?

300

How tectonic processes affect the nutrient cycle.

What is they replenish nutrients in the nutrient cycle?
300

The bonds that water goes through

Hydrogen And Covalent.

400

The 4 symbiotic relationships.

What is parasitism, commensalism, mutualism, competition?

400

The given example of an ionic bond.

What is the bond between sodium and chlorine?

400

The 4 types of erosion.

What is ice erosion, wind erosion, gravity erosion, water erosion?

400

A structure or event from each boundary.

What is Convergent: Volcanoes, Volcanic Islands, Trenches Divergent: Seafloor spreading, Hydrothermal vents, Mid-Atlantic ridge, Abyssal Plains, Paleomagnetic Stripes Transform: Earthquakes, Tsunamis?

400

One of the 3 effects of hydrogen bonds on water.

What is High specific heat capacity, Universal Solvent, Water Density?

500

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The two given examples of mutualism in our notes.

What is zooxanthellae and coral polyps, and boxer crabs and anemones?

500

How a ionic bond forms.

What is the unstable atom with an extra electron giving an unstable atom missing one electron an extra making them polar and form a bond.

500

How weathering plays a role in rocky shores.

What is not much as rocky shores are typically made of hard material?

500

The Mid-Atlantic Ridge and how it is formed.

A long gap formed from divergent boundaries in the mid-Atlantic.

500

How water sticks together?

What is water is polar and water molecules are attracted to other water molecules and hydrogen bonds make them stick together?

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