May the Force Be With You
It’s All in the Genes
To the Moon and Back
Survival of the Fittest
Catch a Wave
100

This law states that an object at rest will stay at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

What is Newton’s First Law (Inertia)?

100

This is the term for an organism's physical appearance, such as blue eyes or brown fur.

What is a phenotype?

100

Earth experiences these because its axis is tilted as it revolves around the Sun.

What are seasons?

100

He is the scientist famous for studying finches and proposing the theory of natural selection.

Who is Charles Darwin?

100

Sound waves require this—a solid, liquid, or gas—in order to travel.

What is a medium?

200

This is the unit used by scientists to measure force.

What are Newtons?

200

This type of reproduction requires two parents and results in high genetic diversity.

What is sexual reproduction?

200

This lunar phase occurs when the Moon is positioned directly between the Earth and the Sun.

What is a New Moon?

200

These are the remains or traces of organisms that lived in the past.

What are fossils?

200

This is the distance between one wave crest and the very next crest.

What is wavelength?

300

This force always acts in the opposite direction of a moving object.

What is friction?

300

This term describes a genotype with two different alleles, like "Bb."

What is heterozygous?

300

These extra-strong tides occur when the Sun, Moon, and Earth are all aligned in a straight line.

What are Spring Tides?

300

This happens to a species when it cannot adapt to rapid changes in its environment.

What is extinction?

300

This type of signal is sent as a series of 0s and 1s, making it more reliable than analog.

What is a digital signal?

400

This is the specific type of energy an object has because it is in motion.

What is kinetic energy?

400

If two heterozygous parents (Bb) have an offspring, this is the percentage chance the child will show the recessive trait.

What is 25%?

400

This is the term for the 24-hour cycle of Earth spinning on its axis.

What is rotation?

400

These are structures, like the human tailbone, that have lost their original function through evolution.

What are vestigial structures?

400

This phenomenon causes light to bend when it moves from one medium to another.

What is refraction?

500

Doubling this variable in the formula p=mv will result in doubling the object's momentum.

What is mass (or velocity)?

500

This is a permanent change in the DNA sequence that can be beneficial, harmful, or neutral to an organism.  

What is a mutation?

500

During this specific event, the Moon passes directly into the Earth's shadow.

What is a lunar eclipse?

500

This process occurs when humans, rather than nature, choose which organisms will breed.

What is artificial selection (or selective breeding)?

500

These are waves where the particles move back and forth parallel to the direction the wave travels.

What are longitudinal waves?

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