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What does the word constant mean?
What is same, similar.
100
The energy of moving objects
What is Kinetic Energy?
100
The breaking down of rocks.
What is Weathering?
100
Smallest unit of LIFE?
What are cells.
100
The ability to do work or cause change?
What is energy!
200
What's being measured in an experiment?
What is dependent variable.
200
This type of energy depends on ow high an object is paced.
What is gravitational potential energy?
200
The place where eroded rocks are placed?
What is deposition?
200
Which organ is part of the circulatory system?
What is heart, blood vessels, veins.
200
How do you know if two organisms belong to the same species?
What is they must be able to reproduce.
300
STUDENTS WANT TO FIND OUT IF A BALL'S SIZE AFFECTS HOW FOR IT CAN ROLL. WHAT ARE SOME VARIABLES THAT MUST STAY CONSTANT THROUGHOUT THE EXPERIMENT?
What is ramp height, ball material.
300
Gasoline is added to cars to be burned as fuel. Which type of energy does the gasoline contain before it is burned?
What is Chemical Energy/Potential Energy?
300
All of the following are examples of erosion EXCEPT: a. The wind in the desert blows sand against rock b. a glacier picks up boulders as it moves c. A flood washes over a riverbank, and the water carries small soil particles downstream. d. An icy winter causes the pavement in a road to crack.
What is d. An icy winter causes the pavement in a road to crack.
300
In your body which two systems work together to make sure that oxygen gets to all the organs of your body?
What is the circulatory and respiratory system.
300
What are the 3 domains?
What is Bacteria, Archae and Eukarya
400
MANNY WANTS TO TEST THIS IDEA: THE HIGHER THE RAMP IS PLACED; THE FASTER THE CART WILL TRAVEL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE RAMP. WHAT IS THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLE?
What is RAMP HEIGHT
400
Kerry is studying how potential energy is converted into kinetic energy. Which of the devises below shows this transformation? a. Light bulb turned off b. Thermometer at constant reading c. Magnet on table d. Pendulum swinging
What is d. pendulum swinging?
400
As stream velocity increases, which factor will likely increase? a. erosion of the stream bank b. deposition of material in the stream c. amount of material carried downstream d. size of the particles carried downstream
What is b. deposition of material in the stream.
400
When a person sees something, what carries the messages from the eye to the brain?
What are nerves.
400
What are the names of the six kingdoms?
What is Eubacteria, Archae, Protist, Plant and Animal.
500
Nikki and Lisa wanted to see if different size wheels made their skateboards go faster. They always used the same curse. Their results are shown in the space below: Wheel size in (mm) Tara's Time Lisa's Time 50 mm 22 mm 23 mm 60 mm 34 mm 40 mm What can you conclude from their data?
What is Skateboards with big wheels go faster.
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Both teams play! You will have 1 minute to complete this challenge. On your whiteboards, draw a example of potential energy being transferred into kinetic energy.
What is Best example wins!
500
Marvin visited an old library in the city. The outside of the library was decorated with many statues. Over time, the features of the statues had become rounded and less detailed. What most likely caused this change?
What is weathering?
500
In the human body, which two systems work together to break down and remove waste?
What is digestive and excretory system.
500
Both Teams play! You have 2 minutes to complete this activity. Draw and explain how a sea breeze forms?
What is best team wins points!