What is the amount of mass packed into a certain volume of matter
100
How do you write a hypothesis
What is if (IV) then (DV)
200
What causes the seasons of earth
What is the tilt of the earth
200
Meta
What is change
200
The 3rd thing u do in the scientific method
What is experiement
200
The SI unit of mass
What is kilogram (kg)
200
the difference between a Independent and Dependent variable
What is Independent- what I change on purpose
Dependent- what I observe and measure
300
Where are the most direct rays from the sun contacting earth during an equinox
What is the equator
300
Trans
What is across
300
The 4th step to the scientific method
What is record/anyalyze
300
The SI unit of volume
What is liter (L)
300
The 4 layers of earth in order
What is inner core, outter core, mantle, crust
400
Where are the most direct rays from the sun contacting the earth during a solstice
What is 10 degrees north during summer solstice and 10 degrees south during a winter solstice
400
Bar/Baro
What is preassure/weight
400
The 2nd step to the scientific method
What is hypothesis
400
The SI unit of length
What is meter (m)
400
The 3 types of volcanos
What is shield, composite, cinder
500
Differentiate between rotation and revolution
What is Rotation- spinning an axis which takes 24 hours and Revolution- making an orbit which takes 365 1/4 days
500
Co/Con
What is with
500
The final step to the scientific method
What is communicate
500
Describe the 3 seismic waves
What is p-waves-the primary/the first wave it stretches and compresses the land
s-wave-the secondary wave it moves land side to side
surface-wave-last wave combines p and s-waves moves land up and down
500
How is an epicenter determined
What is the distancethe earthquake is from the 3 seismic station is measured. That distance is drawn as a circle around each seismic station. The place that the 3 circles intersect is the location of the epicenter