This type of change does not make a new substance. (ex. changing shape or size, changing phase)
What is a physical change?
The carts that experience the same net force in the table below.
What are carts 2 and 3?
This celestial object is mostly made of ice and dust, and has a tail.
What is a comet?
This pressure system is associated with clouds and lousy weather
What is a low pressure system?
This type of reproduction results in a clone and only needs one parent.
What is asexual reproduction?
This governs the motion in all of the solar system.
What is gravity?
An area of volcanoes, mountain building and earthquakes collectively called...
What is the Ring of Fire?
If a chemical reaction has 160 g of reactants and 160 g of product, this demonstrates which law?
What is the law of conservation of mass?
In the diagram below the duck is experiencing this type of forces.
What is unbalanced forces?
This is frequently called a shooting star, but it is made up of rock and is mostly burned away when it hits the earth's atmosphere.
What is a meteor?
This type of front has light rain and warming temperatures.
What is a warm front?
This type of reproduction is best when the environment is quickly changing, due to its superior genetic diversity.
What is sexual reproduction?
This type of water is similar to water in a sponge, not similar to water in a river.
What is an aquifer (or groundwater)?
All of the continents were once together and were called.
What is Pangaea?
The element shown in the picture.
What is fluorine?
This type of forces cause accleration
What are unbalanced forces?
These celestial bodies are primarily located between the terrestrial and gas giant planets.
What is an asteroid? (or the asteroid belt)
The cycle of warm fluid rising and cool fluid sinking creates these.
What is a convection current?
The amount of energy that is transferred to the redfish and flounder from the catfish and gobies in the pyramid below.
What is 10%?
Fertilizer runoff is an example of a human activity that causes this type of pollution.
What is water pollution?
Alfred Wegener first came up with this theory to explain the motion of the continents.
What is continental drift?
This element has six
What are valence electrons?
An object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest until acted upon by an external force.
What is Newton's First Law of Motion?
This one is showing winter in Texas.
What is position D?
The system that produces wind globally.
What is uneven heating/temperatures due to the sun?
This type of model only shows one path for energy to move through producers and consumers in an environment.
What is a food chain?
This is the result when fish are taken faster than they can reproduce.
What is overfishing?
The oldest fossils are in this layer.
Daily double: also the name of the law.
What is layer 4 (or fossil D)?
Daily Double:What is the law of superposition?
This subatomic particle is in the nucleus and is neutral.
What is a neutron?
The position that shows the greatest amount of potential energy in the diagram below.
What is position 1?
This tshirt slogan shows a specific position in a galaxy. Name the galaxy and the place it is referencing.
What is our solar system (or star or planet) in the Milky Way galaxy?
These are necessary for the formation of a tropical cyclone.
What is warm water and low pressure?
Rocks and sunlight are this type of environmental factor.
What is abiotic factors?
Hurricanes become weaker when they come in contact with this.
What is land? (or what is colder water?)
This type of plate boundary is associated with volcanoes and mountain building.
What is convergent?
Name the three elements shown in the chemical formula below
What are sodium, sulfur and oxygen?
A basketball pushes on the floor and the floor pushes on the basketball. This is an example of a law of motion.
What is Newton's 3rd Law of motion?
The spectral class of the coldest stars.
What is M?
This type of weather is associated with a high pressure system.
What is sunny and not cloudy?
These types of ecological factors include everything that has ever been alive.
What are biotic factors?
We use this for fishing and transportation between countries.
What is the ocean?
A few pieces of evidence for this theory include Africa and South America fitting together, fossils from the same animals on multiple continents and seafloor spreading.
What is plate tectonics?
There are 12 in the formula below.
What is oxygen?
This is the mathematical way to express Newton's 2nd Law of Motion.
What is Force= mass x acceleration?
On an HR diagram it is shown that white dwarf stars have this type of brightness and this type of temperature.
What is hot and dim?
In this type of front, the arrows are opposing each other.
What is a cold front?
These organisms are shown with arrows going away from the fox squirrels.
What are consumers (or predators) of fox squirrels?
Lakes, rivers and wetlands are all examples of this type of water.
What is surface water?
This type of plate boundary is seen along the San Andreas fault in California.
What is a transform boundary?
In the formula below, there are 15 atoms of this element.
What is sulfur?
The quantity of acceleration on this object
What is 4 m/s2?
The type of tide in which the sun and moon are aligned as shown below
What is a spring tide?
This type of front is associated with heavy rain and thunderstorms.
What is a cold front?
This type of succession does not have any soil formed, it starts with pioneer species like lichens.
What is primary succession?
When it is spring in the northern hemisphere, it is this season in the southern hemisphere.
What is fall or autumn?
Ocean basins and the great rift valley in Africa are formed from this type of plate boundary.
What is divergent?
One or more of these can identify that this type of change has occured:
color change
solid forming in solution
production of gas
a change in temperature
a change in odor
What is a chemical change?
The object that has the greater average speed.
What is object 1?
The type of tide in which the sun and moon are positioned in the diagram below.
What is a neap tide?
In this type of pressure system the air is moving down and is colder.
What is a high pressure system?
In the food web below, the organisms that the bobcat and diamondback rattlesnake compete for.
What are the Eastern Cottontail rabbit, mouse, sparrow, and swamp rabbit?
The earth is tilted at 23.5 degrees.
What is the reason for the seasons?
This type of plate boundary is responsible for sea floor spreading.
What is a divergent plate boundary?
What is this type of equation for photosynthesis called.
What is a balanced equation?
This type of forces cause constant velocity.
What are balanced forces?
The position on an HR diagram in which stars spend more than 90% of their life cycle.
What is the main sequence?
What is the West Pacific? (area around asia)
The beaks of birds, and footpads of camels are examples of this type of adaptation.
What is a structural adaptation?
These global winds determine much of the local weather over time.
What is the jet stream?
This island chain is formed in the middle of a tectonic plate. Name the mechanism that formed it.
What is a hot spot?