Earth Science
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Reproductive System
Evolution
Gas Laws
100

What type of sand dune is crescent-shaped?

Barchan

100

Do electromagnetic waves need a medium to travel?

No

100

What organ produces eggs in females?

Ovary

100

What is mutation?

A change in DNA

100

What happens to volume when temperature increases?

Volume increases

200

What causes plate movement?

Convection currents in the mantle

200

Which EM wave is used in remote controls?

Infrared

200

What is the function of the uterus?

Responsible for menstruation, nurturing a fertilized egg, supporting fetal development, and facilitating childbirth.

200

What is gene flow?

Movement of genes between populations

200

Which law applies when temperature is constant?

Boyle’s Law

300

What is Pangaea?

A supercontinent (all land once joined)

300

Arrange these from longest to shortest wavelength: Microwave, Visible light, Radio wave, X-ray

Radio wave → Microwave → Visible light → X-ray

300

What phase involves shedding of the uterine lining?

Menstrual phase

300

How is genetic drift different from natural selection?

Genetic drift is random, while natural selection is based on survival and adaptation

300

A gas decreases in volume—what happens to its pressure?

Pressure increases

400

What landform is formed by glaciers?

U-shaped valley

400

If a wave has a very short wavelength, what can you say about its energy and frequency?

It has high energy and high frequency

400

Explain what could happen if the fallopian tubes are blocked.

Fertilization cannot occur because sperm and egg cannot meet

400

How can sexual selection affect the traits of a population over time?

Traits preferred in mates become more common in the population

400

When should you use Boyle’s Law vs. Charles’s Law? Explain using conditions.

  • Boyle’s Law → when temperature is constant
  • Charles’s Law → when pressure is constant