Physical and chemical changes
Properties of matter and force of motion
Energy
Solar system
(tides and seasons)
elements and extras
100

Is burning a piece of paper a physical or chemical change? why?

Chemical change because a new substance is being formed.

100

Do solids have a definite or indefinite volume?

Definite volume

100

What is potential energy?

energy stored; energy due to its position 

100

What are the moon phases that cause a spring tide? What are the moon phases that cause a neap tide? 

Spring- new moon and a full moon

neap tide- 1st and 3rd quarter moon

100

What is Luster?

Luster is the ability to reflect light.  SHINY

200

What is a precipitate?

What is the production of a solid 

200

If I am pushing on a box on the right side with 40N And my friend is pushing on The box to the left on the opposite side with a force of 80N what is the total net force?

40N

200

What is kinetic energy? 

Kinetic energy is energy due to its movement

200

What causes seasons on earth? 

Earth's tilt on it axis which causes uneven lighting and heating. 

200

What is a pure Substance?

A pure substance is composed of the same type of atom.

300

What is a physical change? 

a physical change is a when the chemical makeup is not being changed. 

300

Describe the changes of matter/ identify them.

Ice Cube melted then boiled

solid to a liquid and a liquid to a gas

300

What is the Law of conservation of energy?

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only change form.

300

The Hemisphere pointed toward the sun is experiencing what season?

Summer

300

What are the three things that make up the periodic table?

Metals, non metals , and metalloids 

400

Is melting an Ice cube a physical change or a chemical change? why?

Physical change because the chemical makeup is not changing.

400

What has more kinetic energy, Gas or liquid?

gas has more kinetic energy 

400

What is the amplitude in an energy wave? 

Amplitude is the distance between the resting position and its crest

400

Describe what causes a tide ?

The moons gravitational pull 

400

What is the difference between Malleability and ductility?

Malleability is the ability to be hammered into a thin sheet. Ductility is the ability to be pulled into a wire

500

Evidence of a chemical change. Name 3 

production of gas, Odor, change in temperature, change in color, precipitate was formed

500

What is newton's 3rd law of motion ?

For every force applied to an object there is a simultaneous force applied that is equal and opposite

500

What is the difference between a transverse wave and a longitudinal wave? 

Transverse wave is perpendicular to the vibrations and a longitudinal wave is parallel to the vibrations  (travels in the same direction)

500

What type of tide has high high tides and low low tides and whyy? 

Spring tides because the earth sun and moon are all in a straight line. this means there is a combined gravitational pull with the sun and the moon 

500

what is Malnutrition? 

Malnutrition is when there is a lack of access to food containing the nutrients the body needs 

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