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States of Matter
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration
Periodic Table
100

Information that is gained by any of the five senses; with or without tools.

What is an observation?

100

An explanation of an observation, based on prior knowledge.

What is an inference?

100

Low energy.

How much energy do the atoms of a solid have?
100

The name of the process that plants use to make sugar.

What is photosynthesis?

100

The whole number on the periodic table square.

What is the atomic number of an element?

200

A combination of 2 or more atoms.

What are molecules?

200

The study of the natural world.

What is science?

200

By adding more energy. 

How does a solid change to a liquid? OR

How does a liquid change to a gas?

200

The name of the process plants use to make cellular energy.

What is cellular respiration?

200
This consists of one or two letters.  If it's two letters, the second letter is lowercase.

What is the atomic symbol?

300

Anything that has mass and takes up space.

What is matter?

300

A well supported explanation of the natural world.

What is a theory? OR What is a scientific theory?

300

Matter that keeps its volume, but NOT its shape when poured from one container to another.

What is a liquid?

300

Oxygen and glucose.

What are the products or photosynthesis? OR What are the materials that photosynthesis makes?

300

The number 21.

(Related to the periodic table square on the board)

What is the atomic number?

400

The ability to do work or cause change.

What is energy?

400

How much matter something is made of.

What is the definition of mass?

400
How much space something takes up.

How do you define volume?

400

Sunlight and ATP (adenosine tripohsphate).

What are the types of energy in the photosynthesis and cellular respiration equations?

400

The number 22.

(Related to the periodic table square on the board)

What is the number of neutrons?

500

A problem with the methods, design, or interpretation of information. 

What is bias in science?

500

When materials interact and change into something new, often making bubbles or an odor.

What is a chemical change? OR What is a chemical reaction?

500

Matter than does NOT keep it's volume or it's shape when it is poured from one container to another.

What is a gas?

500

C6H12O6   and  CO2

What are the molecular formulas for glucose/sugar and carbon dioxide?

500

A circle with the following information inside:

P21

N22

What is the nucleus of the Bohr model for Scandium?

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