Cells
Water Cycle
Heat Transfer
Kinetic Energy
Reproduction
100

Cells are the _______________.

smallest living organism

100

Condensation means what?

Water rising and turning into clouds.

100

What are the three different heat transfers?

Conduction, Convection, and Radiation

100

What is the law of conservation of energy.

Energy can never be made, nor destroyed.

100

What do you call the result of two parents?

An offspring.

200

What is the mitochondria?

The powerhouse of the cell.

200

What is transpiration?

collecting water from organisms.


200

What is the difference of conduction and convection?

Conduction is the transfer of energy through touch, and convection is hot matter rising and cold matter sinking.

200

What is kinetic energy?

The energy of movement.

200

What are the names of male and female gametes?

Sperm and egg.

300

The difference between prokaryotes and eukaryotes is what?

Prokaryotes are found in single celled bacteria, and eukaryotes are more complex cells.

300

What is the water cycle in order?

Evaporation, Transpiration, Condensation, Precipitation, Runoff

300

What form of heat transfer is this? A pot on a hot stove.

Conduction

300

What is potential energy?

Stored energy.

300

What are chromosomes?

A set of gametes.

400

What does DNA stand for?

Deoxyribonucleic Acid

400

What happens to the salt when ocean water evaporates?

It gets left behind.

400

Which direction does heat move? Hot to cold or cold to hot.

Hot to cold

400

What is the formula of kinetic energy?

1/2 x mass x speed squared

400

A chart used to confirm an offspring’s traits.

A punnet square  

500

Roughly how many cells are in a human body?

seven hundred billion. 700,000,000,000

500

What is the main thing snowflakes are made from?

Water and dust.

500

Why do hot air balloons rise?

Convection

500

What is potential energy effected by?

Mass and height.

500

What are the male and female parts of a flower called?

Stamen and pistil.