The Nature of Science
Earth Science
Space Science
Physical Science
Life Science
100
This is the one variable that you change in an experiment.
What is an independent variable?
100

Wind and rain will do this to the Earth's surface if there is no plant cover.

What is erosion?

100

The amount of the moon that is possible to be seen any any one time.

What is one half?

100

How tightly packed the mass of an object is in a certain volume.

What is density?

100
A group of similar organisms capable of interbreeding.

What are species?

200
Which variable do you watch and measure throughout an experiment?
What is the dependent variable?
200
This can occur with the movement of tectonic plates along fault lines.
What is an earthquake?
200

This is smaller than a galaxy but larger than a star.

What is a solar system?

200

The color of light is based on this.

What is the frequency?

200

The organelle which burns energy molecules to produce energy for the cell.

What is mitochondria?

300

This is an idea that the evidence seems to suggest.

What is a claim.

300

When one tectonic plate is pushed underneath another one until it melts into the mantle.

What is the subduction?

300

These are the three bodies that align in this order to create a solar eclipse in Prescott.

What is Earth - moon - Sun?

300

When a roller coaster reaches the top of a hill, it has its maximum of this type of energy.

What is potential?

300

The basic piece of information coded on DNA that determines the shape of proteins.

What is a gene?

400

A repeated sequence of events that seems to suggest cause and effect.

What is a pattern

400

One of the four Spheres of the Earth that includes glaciers.

What is the hydrosphere?

400

The second half of the lunar cycle in which it appears to be getting smaller.

What what is waning?

400

One is a measure of the force of gravity, the other is a measure of matter.

What is weight and mass?

400

Thee passage of genetic instructions from one generation to another.

What is heredity?

500

This is when a scientist (or engineer) repeats his own experiment (or design).

What is iteration?

500

Unlike weather, which can change daily, this is the average pattern of atmospheric conditions such as temperature.

What is climate?

500

The length of a lunar day.

What is one month (29 days)?

500

Water boiling is an example of this kind of change.

What is a physical change?

500

Failure of a species to adapt to a changing environment may lead to this.

What is extinction?

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