Save the Coast (Waves)//Human Impact
Geologic Time
Our Place in the Universe
Finding a New Home
Force and Energy
100

The distance from one wave to another is called the...

wavelength

100

What is the Law of Superposition?

Newer rock layers form on top of older layers 

100

What daily occurrence is caused by the rotation of the Earth?

Day and night cycle

100

What is the formula for speed?

Distance divided by time

s = d/t

100

What is the unit of measure for force?

Newtons (N)

200

What is the AMPLITUDE of a wave?

The height of a wave

200

Which layer of rock contains the YOUNGEST fossils?

Early horses

200

How long does it take for Earth to complete one rotation on its axis?

23 hours and 56 minutes (roughly 24 hours)

200

How is velocity different from speed?

Velocity contains the speed AND direction

200

What is the net force on this object?

5 N Up
300

Which tuba is louder, and why?

The bottom tuba is louder because the wave has a larger amplitude

300

What is relative dating?

Looking at rock layers to determine what is older

300

What causes the change in seasons?

Earth has a 23 degree tilt which causes a change in the amount of daylight

300

What is acceleration?

Acceleration is any change in velocity

300

Define potential energy and kinetic energy.

Potential energy: stored energy of an object due to its position

Kinetic energy: energy an object has due to its motion

400

The greater the FREQUENCY of a wave...

The higher the pitch of the wave

400

What is absolute dating?

Looking at atoms in rocks to determine their exact age

400

Which season is it in the NORTHERN hemisphere?

Winter (hemisphere is pointing away from the sun)

400

If a car travels at 30 miles/hour, how far would they get in 2 hours?

60 miles

400

Describe where potential energy would be the highest in this roller coaster.

At the top of the loop (where the cart would be at the coaster's maximum height)

500

The material that a wave travels through is called a...

Medium

500

A newly formed rock has 100% potassium which has a half life of 1.26 billion years. What percent of potassium would be left after 2.52 billion years in the rock?

25% Potassium

500

You drop a feather and pencil at the same on a mysterious planet and find that they land at the same exact time. What conclusion can you make?

The planet has no atmosphere (no air resistance to keep the feather afloat)

500

If a car moves 12 kilometers (km) north, 19 km east, and 12 km south, what is its displacement?

19 km

500

What is Newton's second law of motion?

The acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and amount of force applied

F=ma

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