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Newton's Laws
Magnetism
Weather
Rocks and Plates
Cells
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What is Newton's 1st law?

An object at rest stays at rest until acted on by another force.

100

What are the poles of a magnet?

North and South

100

How are temperature and atmosphere related?

The higher up in the atmosphere the cooler/lower the temperature.

100

What are fossils

The preserved remains or bones of an animal or plant

100

What is a mitochondria?

the powerhouse of the cell, creates power

200

What is Newton's 2nd Law?

Force increases as mass and/or acceleration increases

200

What part of an electromagnet becomes magnetic?

Coil

200

What starts off the water cycle?

The sun

200

How does an igneous rock form?

Cooling down magma

200

What is a nucelus?

The brain of a cell and contains DNA

300

What is friction?

Friction is when an object is traveling and scraping on an object or the floor.

300

How is the magnetism and distance related?

The further you are from the magnet the weaker the magnetic force. The further the distance the weaker the force.

300

What is condensation?

when water vapor becomes a solid or liquid

300

How does a metamorphic rock turn into a sedimentary rock?

Metamorphic rock goes through weathering and erosion and turns into sediment. The sediment then compacts and cements to make a sedimentary rock.
300

What is the protective part of a plant cell that an animal cell does NOT have?

Cell Wall

400

What is Newton's 3rd law?

For every action there is an equal opposite reaction

400

What would happen if north and north poles were placed towards each other?

They would repel or push away from each other

400

What is transpiration?

When plants release water vapor into the atmosphere

400

How does a metamorphic rock form?

Heat and pressure

400

What part is specific to a plant to gather energy?

Chloroplasts

500

Create an example of Newton's 3rd law

Object A collides with Object B. Object A stops because Object B sends the same force back. Object B travels with the same force in the direction Object A was traveling.

500
The class created 2 electromagnets: Magnet A had a coil with 35 coils and Magnet B had a coil with 60 coils. Which will be stronger and why?

Magnet B would be stronger because the more coils and the closer they are, the stronger the electromagnet.

500

What is a cold front and warm front and what do they do?

A cold front is a large body of cold air that pushes warm air out. A warm front is a large body of warm air that pushes cold air out.

500

What are the 3 plate boundaries?

Convergent, Divergent, and Transform

500

What are the 4 levels that make up an organism?

Cells, Tissue, Organs, Organ Systems