I am going to get an 100 on my last Science test of 2013!
100
The path the water takes from Earth to the clouds and back again
What is the water cycle?
100
Water, trees, wildlife, wind, sun; can be replaced in a reasonable amount of time
What are renewable resources?
100
Another word for heat
What is thermal?
100
Electrons have one path to follow
What is a series circuit?
100
The buildup of electrons on one object, the charge comes when the extra electrons move to another object
What is static electricity?
200
The process in which water vapor changes to a liquid
What is condensation?
200
Coal, oil, natural gas, propane
What are non-renewable resources?
200
The force that hold back the movement of a sliding object, heat comes from this. Happens when you push the break on your car, when you walk on the sidewalk, and rub your hands together
What is friction?
200
Used to measure length
What is a ruler?
200
Path current electricity travels to bring power to objects
What is a circuit?
300
When plants release water through their leaves back into the air
What is transpiration?
300
We use these for heating, electricity, powering engines, cooking, manufacturing and asphalt;
turned into energy when we burn them
What are fossil fuels?
300
Does not transfer heat well
examples: glass, styrofoam, porcelain, wood, and plastics
What is an insulator?
300
Used to measure the volume of liquids.
What is a graduated cylinder?
300
Another name for a broken circuit
What is an open circuit?
400
When water warms up and becomes vapor
What is evaporation?
400
This is created as a result of decaying vegetation and animals. Comes from intense heat and pressure in our Earth.
What are fossil fuels?
400
Metals-copper, steel, iron, aluminum
What are conductors?
400
Used to enlarge small specimens
What is a microscope?
400
Uses more heat and uses more energy: will one day be banned!
What is a incandescent light bulb?
500
Any form of water that falls from the sky (ex: rain, sleet, snow, hail)
What is precipitation?
500
Used for electricity, heat and products; they are efficient but will one day run out