DNA
Density
Simple Machines
Microscope
Gravity
100
The description of an offspring's characteristics.
What is DNA
100
Mass divided by volume
What is the formula for density
100
A simple machine that helps an object up or down a certain distance.
What is a pulley
100
The part of a microscope that helps you view the specimen.
What is the eyepiece
100
The push or pull on all objects
What is gravity
200
The trait that the child is most likely to inherit.
What is a dominant trait
200
The substance that floats when combined with another substance.
What is the least dense substance
200
A simple machine with a fulcrum that rotates up and down (a seesaw).
What is a lever
200
The part of the microscope that helps you view through the eyepiece.
What is lens
200
The force that resists movement of a sliding object.
What is friction
300
A trait that the child is NOT most likely to inherit.
What is a recessive trait
300
The substance that sinks when combined with another substance.
What is the greatest dense substance
300
An inclined platform that helps you slide objects up and down the platform.
What is a inclined plane
300
The part of a microscope that controls the field of view.
What are the objectives
300
The speed of how fast or how slow an object is going.
What is acceleration
400
The building blocks of life
What are cells
400
The reaction that occurs when two substances are of equal densities.
What is a mixture
400
Usually a stick driven by a wheel (cars use this simple machine for the steering wheel)
What is a wheel and axle
400
The two lenses that change the largeness or the smallness of the specimen.
What are concave and convex lenses
400
The energy of motion
What is kinetic energy
500
One of two or more of the same genes.
What is an allele
500
The combination of two or more substances.
What is a solution
500
Force • Volume.
What is the formula for work
500
The three major parts of a microscope.
What is the eyepiece, the objectives, and the stage
500
Stored energy
What is potential energy
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