Light & Matter
Thermal Energy
Weather, Climate, & Water Cycling
Tectonic plates
Cells & Body Systems
100

How does light move?

In straight lines

100

Warmer fluids rising and colder fluids sinking is an example of.

convection

100

What is precipitation?

Rain, snow, sleet, or hail

100

What is the term for the super continent which contains all the plates together?

Pangaea

100

The basic unit of structure and function in all living things are ______ (all living things are made of these)

cells

200

What happens when light bounces of something?

It reflects

200

What is thermal energy

 total amount of kinetic energy in an object

200

How does the air higher up compare to the air near the ground?


The higher up you go in the atmosphere, the colder the air gets.


200

The boundary between tectonic plates that are sliding past each other horizontally

Transform Boundary

200

A _______  receptor is a sense receptor that detects and is activated by movement.

mechanical

300

What happens when light goes through something?

It transmits

300

What method of heat transfer heats up the Earth

Radiaton

300

What happened when the helium balloon was heated with the hair dryer?


The helium balloon rose up to the ceiling and then cooled down and sank back to the floor of the classroom.


300

The theory that the earth is broken into plates and is in motion due to convection currents in the asthenosphere (upper mantle) is called…

Plate Tectonics

300

A change in the internal or external environment that causes the nervous system to react.

Stimulus

400

What happens when light hits a one-way mirror?

Some goes through and some reflects

400

T/F: Heat is transferred from warmer objects to cooler objects

True

400

How is it possible for hail to form and fall from the sky when the temperature in the air near the ground outside is not cold enough for water to freeze?

Hail forms high up in cumulonimbus clouds where it's below freezing and updrafts can hold it up until it builds up over time.

400

Who proposed the continental drift theory in the 1900s?

Alfred Wegener

400

Receptors that detect and are activated by chemical substances are called ____________ receptors.

chemical

500

What happens when light hits glass?

Most light goes through and a little reflects.

500

What temperature does water boil at in Fahrenheit

212 Fahrenheit

500

When we studied past hail storms in our unit, which of the following did we find?

When there was a hailstorm the temperature dropped and the winds changed.

500

What is the soft layer of the mantle on which the tectonic plates move called?

Asthenosphere

500

_________ receptors are sense receptors that detect and are activated by light.

Light

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