Space
Chemistry
Physics I (Force/Motion)
Physics II (Energy)
Vocabulary
100
What measurement stays the same no matter what planet you are on?
Mass
100
What is a compound?
Two elements joined together
100
Which way will the rope be pulled and by how much force?
Right (green team) by 300N
100
What type of energy does a turbine use?
Mechanical Energy or Kinetic Energy
100
What is the force that keeps the planets orbiting the sun?
Gravity
200
Earth travels in a elliptical path around the sun. What causes this?
Gravitational attraction between the sun and the Earth.
200
What elements are found in the atmosphere?
Nitrogen
Oxygen
200
Which inclined plane will require the LEAST amount of force to lift a box into a uhaul truck?
(1, 2, 3, 4, or 5?)
Plane 5
200
What type of energy is stored in a match?
Chemical (potential) energy
200
A pure substance
Element
300
There is a planet that takes about 88 days to orbit the sun and has craters like the moon. Which planet is this?
Mercury
300
Hydrogen and Oxygen combine to form a water molecule. Water is an example of a __________.
Compound
300
During which section did the object travel the fastest?
Section C
300
When heat rises and cool air sinks, which type of energy transfer is responsible? (CCR)
Convection
300
The type of energy stored inside of stretched or compressed objects such as rubber bands.
Elastic Potential Energy
400
There's a planet that is extremely hot (the hottest) and is made of carbon dioxide. Which planet is this?
Venus
400
Diamonds are made of pure Carbon. Therefore diamonds are considered ___________.
A. Compound
B. Element
C. solution
B. Element
400
When will the ball have the most Potential energy?
Picture 1, Picture 2, or Picture 3?
Picture 1
400
Maddie burned her hand while taking a bowl out of the microwave. Which type of energy transfer is responsible for Maddie burning her hands?
(CCR)
Conduction
400
The type of orbit that the planets travel in around the sun.
Elliptical
500
What was the goal of the Gemini space program?
to understand how space flights affect the human body over long periods of time
500
Name three ways that you can tell a chemical change has happened!
Fizzing (gas is given off)
A color change
Reaction occurs (sound)
Temperature change
Substance is created (new substance; precipitate)
500
In which position will the ball have the most Kinetic and least Potential Energy? 
Position C
500
Drake is sitting in the studio recording music. He pours himself a cup of water with ice and notices that the ice is melting after 5 minutes. Explain how the heat is moving to make the ice melt.
The heat moves from the air to the water or the heat moves from the water to the ice.
500
When a new substance is formed after mixing two things, it is called a .....
precipitate