Chemistry Unit
Astronomy Unit
Thermal Energy Unit
Body Systems Unit
Potpourii
100
This is an example of a ________________
What is chemical change?
100
The length of daylight (in hours) in the North Pole when Earth is tilted away from the Sun
What is 0 hours?
100
This is the energy stored by objects
What is potential energy?
100
The skin and mucous membranes protect openings in the body from pathogens
What is the first layer of defense in the immune system?
100
The island we visited for ESP
What is Pulau Pari?
200
The type of change where the substances changes in size, shape, or state of matter but not its identity
What is a physical change?
200
The pull of the Moon and Sun's gravity on the Earth's oceans creates this phenomenon
What is tides?
200
The type of energy transfer when particles bump into each other, transferring thermal energy through a substance
What is conduction?
200
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An organ system that moves blood, nutrients, and other materials through the body
What is the circulatory or cardiovascular or vascular system?
200
The names of your principal and two assistant principals next year in JIS High School
Mrs. Poole, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Burke
300
This is the type of change that occurs when fast moving particles slow down until they are vibrating in place
What is freezing?
300
These are caused by Earth's tilted axis and and the angle of Sun's rays as Earth orbits the Sun
What are seasons?
300
This occurs when particles at higher temperature rise, and particles at a cooler temperature sink
What is convection?
300
A body system that absorbs nutrients and removes waste from the body
What is the digestive system?
300
You use random or systematic sampling to ensure you obtain this.
What is a representative sample (or an unbiased sample)?
400
In a chemical change, particles rearrange themselves to form _______________
What is a new substance?
400
23.5 degrees is its tilt
What is the Earth's axis?
400
Energy types (at least 2) involved when a person rides a bicycle
What is chemical energy and mechanical kinetic energy?
400
A type of white blood cells that are attracted by cytokines and eat pathogens
What are phagocytes?
400
Something teachers never had to ask you to do in person, but during Online Learning had to ask at least one person every class
"Can you please turn your camera on?"
500
These models represent __________________
What are chemical changes?
500
this is the term for when one object moves around another object
What is revolution or orbit?
500
The difference in thermal energy transfer in conduction vs. in radiation
What is contact/collisions between particles vs. electromagnetic waves?
500
Proteins that attach themselves to pathogens to mark them for destruction
What are antibodies?
500
Ms. Sauer's home state
What is "Iowa"?