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Electric
Adaptation
Atoms
Climates
Forms of Energy
100
Rubber,Plastic, Glass, Ceramics, Quartz, and Dry Wood are examples of these.
What is an Insulator?
100
The place where a living thing lives is called this.
What is a Habitat?
100
The negative charged part of an atom.
What is an Electron?
100
They are often called jungles, and are warm and rainy all year long.
What is a Tropical Rain Forest?
100
The energy an object has because of its motion.
What is Kinetic Energy?
200
When an electric path is broken, and charges cannot flow.
What is an Open Circuit?
200
The characteristic that helps a living thing survive in it's environment?
What is Adaptation?
200
Lightning is an example of this?
What is an Electrostatic Discharge?
200
Is a place that receives very little rain fall. It is very hot during the day, and very cold at night.
What is a Desert climate?
200
A form of energy that is carried in waves in vibrating matter.
What is Sound Energy?
300
This circuit has only one path for the electric charges to follow.
What is a Series Circuit?
300
Behaviors that animals know how to do without being taught?
What is Instincts?
300
When an atom has an equal number of positive and negative charges.
What is a Neutral Charge?
300
It is a climate with warm summers and cold winters.
What is a Temperate Forest?
400
Is a circuit with several paths for the electric charges to follow.
What is a Parallel Circuit?
400
Migration and hibernation are examples of this.
What is Behavioral Adaptation?
400
The proton and neutron are inside this part of the atom?
What is the nucleus?
400
In North America they are known as prairies.
What is a Grassland?
500
This is the tiny wire inside of a light bulb.
What is a filament?
500
Has needle-like leaves, and uses hard cones to protect its seeds.
What are characteristics of a Conifer Tree?
500
A property of a particle that affects how it behaves around other particles.
What is an Electric Charge?
500
A northern habitat with very cold winters and short, warm summers.
What is the Taiga?