Periodic Table
Metals vs. Non-Metals
Breathing & Respiration
Digestion
Contact Forces
100
The horizontal rows are called this...
Periods
100
Unlike metals, non-metals are often easy to crumble because they have this characteristic...
Brittle
100
This structure is also referred to as the windpipe
Trachea
100
Potatoes and Rice belong to this food group...
Starch or Carbohydrates
100
To be considered a contact force, two objects need to do this...
Touch
200
The vertical columns are referred to as this...
Groups
200
When hit, metals often have this characteristic
Sonorous (they make a sound)
200
This muscle allows the chest to expand and contract
The Diaphragm
200
Teeth are responsible for this type of digestion
Mechanical
200
This contact force opposes motion
Friction
300
This group of unreactive non-metals can be referred to by this title...
Noble Gases
300
This reaction occurs when a more reactive metal pushes out a less reactive metal in a compound...
Displacement reaction
300
This condition causes the airways to constrict and become inflamed
Asthma
300
A lack of vitamin c can cause this disease
Scurvy
300
DAILY DOUBLE: These are two examples of non-contact forces
Both needed for double points
Magnetism and Gravity
400
As you move down the halogens, this happens to its reactivity...
It decreases
400
This characteristic refers to the ability to shape metals into wires...
Ductile
400
This is a by-product of Anaerobic respiration is humans
Lactic Acid
400
DAILY DOUBLE: Bile is produced in this organ and stored here...
Both organs needed for double points
Produced in the liver and stored in the gallbladder
400
Calculate 
Calculate the resultant force
6N to the right
500
He is considered the father of the modern periodic table...
Mendeleev
500
Complete the equation:
Metal + Acid
Metal + Acid --> Salt +Hydrogen
500
This is the chemical formula for glucose
C6H12O6
500
Villi have thin walls to allow this...
Quicker (or more efficient) diffusion
500
The unit of measurement for Force is named after this famous scientist
Sir Isaac Newton