Motion
Space
Life Science
Physics
Scientific Method
100
You need these 3 describe position.
What are distance, direction and reference point?
100
The earth _________ around the sun.
What is orbits.
100
An organism that eats only meat.
What is carnivore.
100
The purpose of simple machines is to...
What is make work easier, or use less energy to do the same work.
100
What you change in an experiment
What is Independent Variable
200
When an arrow represents velocity the length of that arrow represents this.
What is speed.
200
The earth's ____ takes 24 hours to complete.
What is rotation.
200
An organism that eats plants and meat.
What is omnivore.
200
________ is a rubbing force acting against the motion of an object.
What is friction.
200
What stays the same in an experiment
What is constant
300
Speed at a specific point in time.
What is instantaneous speed?
300
The moon "blocks" the sun from view, this is called...
What is solar eclipse.
300
A mushroom is an example of..
What is fungus.
300
How compact an object is, equal to mass/volume.
What is density.
300
You always need to back up a claim with _____
What is evidence (or data)
400
Newton's first law.
What is an object will stay at rest unless acted upon by an outside force.
400
The force that causes planets to orbit around one another
What is gravity.
400
An organism that breaks down dead matter in an ecosystem is a...
What is decomposer.
400
Scientist that discovered the laws of motion-- every action has a reaction.
Who is Isaac Newton.
400
What changes as a result of your independent variable
What is dependent variable
500
The tendency of an object to resist a change in motion.
What is inertia.
500
This force acts perpendicular to the direction of motion when an object moves in a circle.
What is centripetal force?
500
Before your hypothesis, you must develop a ________ to help guide your research.
What is testable question
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