Scientific Method
Work of Waves
Earth's Changing Surface
History of Earth
Adaptations of Life
Genitals
100
This is what is purposely changed in an experiment.
What is the Independent Variable?
100
This type(s) of waves cause the particles to move perpendicular to the direction of the wave.
What is a "Transverse Wave?"
100
This process in the rock cycle creates metamorphic rock.
What is "Heat & Pressure?"
100
This is the Principle of Superposition.
Answers will vary, but should be similar to: "What is in undisturbed rock layers, the oldest rocks are on the bottom."
100
These are the three types of adaptations.
What are Structural, Behavioral, & Functional?
100
This term is how a trait appears, or is expressed. It is what we can see.
What is the "Phenotype?"
200
This section lists all of the items that are needed to carry out the experiment.
What are the Materials?
200
This type of electromagnetic wave is used to send audio signals over long distances.
What is a "Radio Wave?"
200
This vocabulary term occurs when a rock breaks down, but does not change chemically.
What is "Mechanical Weathering?"
200
This is a definition for Relative Age Dating.
Answers will vary, but should be similar to: "What is the age of rocks and geologic features compared with other rocks and features nearby."
200
The ability to survive and pass on one's genes is called this vocabulary term.
What is "Biological Fitness?"
200
This term refers to the different forms of a gene.
What is an "Allele?"
300
What is missing from this Data Table?
What is a Title?
300
This wave interaction is shown below. 
What is Refraction?
300
This is a characteristic of Intrusive Igneous Rock.
What are "Large Crystals?"
300
Which type of plate boundary creates a strike slip fault?
What is a Transform Plate Boundary?
300
This term refers to "Body parts that are similar in structure and position but different in function."
What are "Homologous Structures?"
300
Blood Types A, B, AB, & O are all examples of this type of complex inheritance.
What are "Multiple Alleles?"
400
These are the 6 things that need to be in a good graph.
What are:
1) A Title
2) Label on X-Axis
3) Label & Units of Measurement on Y-Axis
4) Consistent Scale
5) Data is Spread Out to Fit Graph
6) Accurately Graphed Data
400
This property of waves is measured from one point on a wave to the same point on the next wave.
What is the "Wavelength?"
400
These are the two types of Sedimentary Rocks.
What are "Clastic" and "Chemical?"
400
This type of fault is shown below.
What is a Reverse Fault?
400
The Bighorn Sheep and Domestic Goat share this level of classification.
What is the same "Family?"
400
A tall (dominant) stemmed plant is crossed with a short-stemmed plant to create this genotype outcome.
What creates a genotype ratio of 0 TT: 4 Tt: 0 tt?
OR
What is 100% Heterozygous?
500
These are the four parts of a good conclusion.
What are:
1) An Answer to the Question
2) Does the Data Support the Hypothesis?
3) Are your Results Reliable?
4) How would you improve the Experiment?
500
This wave property is shown in the diagram below as the Dotted Red Line from the "Rest Line" to Point A or the "Rest Line" to Point C.
What is the "Amplitude?"
500
These types of rock can be made from all three types of rock.
What are "Metamorphic Rocks" & "Sedimentary Rocks?"
500
These are species that existed on Earth for a short length of time, were abundant, and inhabited many locations.
What are "Index Fossils?"
500
According to this section of DNA, which two species are the most closely related?
What are the Gorilla & Chimpanzee?
500
This type of pedigree is shown below
What is a "Dominate" Pedigree?