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100
To measure temperature you would use:
What is a thermometer?
100

The energy associated with speed and movement.

What is kinetic energy?

100

Rock formed from cooled magma.

What is Igneous Rock?

100

The protective layer that trees have. 

What is bark?

100

What an area is said to be in when it doesn't get any rain for a long time. 

What is a drought?

200
If a spill occurs during a science experiment the FIRST thing you should do is
What is tell the teacher.
200

The energy associated with stored enegy. 

What is potential energy?

200
The breaking down of rocks through ice, water, biological factors, wind is
What is weathering?
200
Where photosynthesis takes place.

What are chloroplasts?

200

What scientists look at to make inferences about how the Earth looked in the Past. 

What are fossils and strata.

300
This tool measures the gravitational pull on an object and gives you the object's weight.
What is a spring scale?
300

The energy associated with food.

What is chemical energy?

300

Rock formed by heat and pressure, causing it to change.

What is metamorphic rock?

300

The part of the eyes that tell the brain what we are looking at.

What is the retina?

300

The greatest height of a wave.

What is the amplitude?

400
Pouring a liquid into a cylinder measures its
What is volume?
400

What two objects have to do in order to transfer energy.

What is Collide?

400

Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Tsunamis are all hazards caused by this.

What are Tectonic Plates?

400

The part of the flower that will eventually be turned into the seed.

What is the ovary?

400

The speed of a wave.

What is Frequency?

500
If you wanted to measure the mass of an eraser you would use
What is a balance scale
500

The 5 Renewable Energy Sources. 

What is wind, solar, hydroelectric, bio, and geothermal. 

500
The carrying away of rocks is called
What is erosion?
500

The part of the flower in which pollen needs to be deposited in order for the plant to reproduce 

What is the pistil?

500
The type of wave with the shortest wavelength on the electromagnetic spectrum. (The most energy)

What are gamma waves?