Earth Science
What is biology?
The study of life
the fundamental, smallest structural and functional unit of all living organisms, acting as a tiny "building block" that carries out life's processes.
What is a cell?
What is the 2nd planet from the sun?
Venus
A natural body that revolves in an orbit around a star
A planet
The state of matter of CO2
Gas
when warm, moist air near the ground collides with cool, dry air above, creating atmospheric instability this is created?
Tornado
the fundamental science studying matter, energy, force, and motion
What is Physics?
When a liquid is changed to a solid it is called?
freezing
long term weather patterns is called?
(hint: not weather but...)
Climate
Which state of matter is a rock
solid
This is the study of rocks
Geology
a fundamental group of living organisms that can interbreed in nature to produce fertile offspring, reproductively isolated from other such groups
what is a species?
What is the name of the star in our solar system
Sun
The smallest thing that is considered alive is called a?
cell
What are the three main states of matter on earth?
liquid, Solid , gas
What number planet are we (earth) from the sun
3rd
the scientific study of the structure of living organisms, including their organs, tissues, cells, and systems, and how these parts are arranged and related to each other
Anatomy
When a solid changes to a liquid it is called?
melting
The layer of gasses that surround places
Atmosphere
Which state of matter is spit?
liquid
What direction do we orbit the sun?
(clockwise or counterclockwise)
counterclockwise
an opening in the Earth's crust (or another planet's surface) that allows hot molten rock (magma), ash, and gases to escape from below, often building up into a mountain or cone shape around the vent through repeated eruptions
What is a Volcano
Name the two gasses we breathe in and out.
O2 (oxygen) and CO2 (carbon dioxide)
The process when leaves on trees use sunlight, CO2, and water for energy
Photosynthesis
Which state of matter is lightning?
(hint: not solid, liquid, or gas)
plasma