These are the three types of rock.
What are Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic?
Rain, sleet, snow, and ice are all forms of this.
What is precipitation?
This universal force pulls objects on earth towards the core.
What is gravity?
Food webs display all possible pathways of energy through an ecosystem by connecting these.
What are food chains?
This is the largest planet in the solar system.
What is Jupiter?
This is the theory that argues the Earth's crust is made up of huge masses that float on the mantle shifting landmasses and oceans.
Water moving from oceans to land, atmosphere, rivers, and lakes is called this.
What is the water cycle?
Tension and Torsion were two forces utilized by ancient people to fire this war machine.
What are catapults? (Mangonel and Ballista also accepted)
These lowest level of food chains and webs create all energy for every ecosystem on earth.
What are producers?
This is the blueprint that tells every cell in our bodies what to do and what it looks like.
What is DNA?
What is a convergent boundary?
When water is warmed in a body of water, it does this.
What is evaporates?
The stretched rubber band from the in-class catapults utilized this force.
What is tension?
Without these the Earth would be covered in waste and dead organisms, and nutrients wouldn't be returned back to the soil for producers.
What are decomposers?
What are whales?
Metamorphosis, Melting, and Sedimentation are processes that make up part of this earth encompassing cycle.
What is the rock cycle?
High pressure systems bring dry atmospheric air down to the surface of Earth creating this "arms out" worthy weather.
What is clear skies (sunny)?
Parachutes attached to egg drop devices increased this force.
What is drag?
Lions in the Tropical Grasslands of the Sahara are great examples of this trophic level.
What is a tertiary consumer?
Frequency is the measure of how many waves pass in a given time, but this is a measure of the height of the wave.
What is Amplitude?
Rift Valleys, such as the one in East Africa, occur at this type of plate boundary.
What is a divergent boundary?
Low pressure systems bring this sometimes thundering weather.
What are storms?
This force comes from the ground pushing up and is the reason minimizing impact for the egg drop is so important.
What is normal force?
What is 10%?
When running an electric current through a coiled wire wrapped around a nail, you create a simple version of this.
What is an electromagnet?