Matter
Earth Systems
Nutrients
Chemistry
Comic Books
100

What is the name for the basic units of matter?

atoms

100

Which of Earth's spheres encompasses all of Earth's water?

hydrosphere

100

Matter that organisms require for their life processes are called what?

nutrients

100

When a body of water becomes more acidic what happens to it's pH?

Decreases 

100

Who was the creator of Spider-man, The Incredible Hulk, The Fantastic Four, and many others.

Stan Lee

200

The negatively charged subatomic particle is called what?

electron

200

The crust, mantle, asthenosphere, and core are all parts of Earth's?

geosphere

  

200

An organism that must get nutrients by eating other organisms is called a?

consumer

200

When a body of water becomes less acidic what happens to it's pH?

Increases

200

What were Superman's 3 original powers?

Faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locamotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.  

300

All material that has mass and occupies space is called what?

Matter

300

Mountains, tectonic plates, and aquifers are all examples of what? 

landforms

300

Eutrophication of a body of water is often caused by the addition of?

phosphorus and/or nitrogen

  

300

Methane, Carbon dioxide, and ozone are all examples of what? 

greenhouse gasses

300

Marvel and DC both have heroes with incredible powers, but Marvel added a new aspect to their heroes that no one had ever done before.  What was this new aspect?

All hero's had a great flaw or weakness.  

400

What is in the nucleus of an atom? 

Protons and neutrons

400

The phosphorus cycle involves mainly which two spheres?

geosphere and biosphere

400

Nitrogen fixation can be accomplished naturally either by a lightning strike or by?

nitrogen fixing bacteria

400

The primary human source of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere is?

mining and burning of fossil fuels

400

What character was legally acquired from Fawcett comics for infringing on the likeness of Superman?

Captain Marvel (Shazam)

500

What is the law of conservation of matter?

Matter can neither be created nor destroyed

500

Describe the water cycle using the terms evaporation, transpiration, condensation, and precipitation.

Water evaporates from the ground and transpires from plants, it condenses into clouds, then precipitates as rain back to the ground. 

500

Proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, and lipids are all called what? 

macromolecules 

500

How could an increase in industrial activity in developing nations contribute to global climate change?

Burning fossil fuels in industry increases greenhouse gases in the atmosphere and destroys the ozone layer. 

500

Who was the first character that was ever created by Marvel comics?

The Human Torch (Jim Hammond)