Cells
Where is DNA stored in the cell?
What is the nucleus.
What layer of the atmosphere do we live in?
What is the Troposphere.
What does the Greek root word Bio- mean?
What is Life.
These are temporary atmospheric conditions.
What is weather.
When making landforms this is the process of breaking down rock into smaller pieces.
What is Weathering.
What type of energy is also known as "stored" energy?
What is Potential.
What type of cell has a cell wall?
What is a plant cell.
This layer of the atmosphere is where weather happens.
What is the Troposphere.
What is the broadest level or category of the Linnean System?
What is Domain.
This type of weather is a funnel of spinning wind that touches the ground.
What is a Tornado.
When making landforms this is the process of dropping the materials in new locations.
What is Deposition.
What type of energy is increased as a cart rolls downhill?
What is Kinetic.
This is the "powerhouse" of the cell.
What layer of the atmosphere is the ozone layer located in?
What is the Stratosphere.
What type of organism is multicellular?
What is Eukaryotic.
These are long-term average atmospheric condition in a given area.
What is Climate.
This type of landform is common in Floria because it is built on top of limestone. The limestone reacts with acid rain, and this is the result.
What are Sinkholes.
This force is exerted by everything in the entire universe as long as it has mass.
What is Gravity.
What do all cells need to maintain to function properly? They use either a cell wall or a cell membrane to do this.
Our atmosphere protects us from this that is produced by the sun.
What is Radiation.
This type of infectious agent is not alive. It is like a little robot.
What are Viruses.
This occurs when ocean waters are warm. This phenomenon leads to heavy rainfall in the United States.
What is El Nino.
This type of landform is created when tectonic plates collide, and one plate moves under the other.
What are Mountains.
This is the force that acts against all motion.
What is Friction.
What process does chloroplast allow plants to perform?
What is photosynthesis.
What is the outermost layer of the Earth's atmosphere? This is also technically part of space.
What is the Exosphere.
What two categories of the Linnean System do we use to name every organism?
What direction does the Jet Steam move over the United States?
What is West to East.
This landform is created at the mouth of a river and is made up of sediment deposits that build up over long periods of time.
What is a Delta.
This measurement increases as gravitational force increases.
What is Weight.