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When an object is ______ dense than the fluid it is in, the object will sink.

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100

The force that propels a paper airplane forward

Thrust

100

Water is made up of two_____ atoms and one ____ atom.

hydrogen and oxygen

100

The closest planet to the sun

Mercury

100

The three main states of matter

liquid, gas, solid

200

The force that causes objects to sink.

Gravity.

200

The aerodynamic force that slows a paper airplane down

Drag

200

Oxygen has a slight _______ charge because there are more electrons around its nucleus.

Negative

200

The name of the galaxy

Milky Way

200

the main three phases of the water cycle

evaporation, condensation, precipitation

300

The amount of space an object takes up

Volume

300

The aerodynamic force which pulls a paper airplane down

Gravity

300

The bonds between water molecules are called ______ bonds. These are also found in DNA, between nucleotides.

hydrogen

300

The planet in between Venus and Mars

Earth

300

the biome where almost no rain falls and it is very very cold

tundra

400

The _________  is greater than gravity on an object that floats.

Buoyant force.

400

To balance a pencil on your finger, you have to find its ___________.

Center of gravity

400

While water is polar, oil is _______.

nonpolar

400

a region of space having a gravitational field so intense that no matter or radiation can escape.

black hole

400

the cell organelle which makes proteins

ribosome

500

Density is dependent on ______ and _______.

mass and volume

500

A higher ________ number means airflow is more turbulent. A lower one means airflow is more laminar.

Reynolds

500

Oil does not mix with water because its charge is ________.

Balanced

500

when a star dies in an explosion, it is called a _____.

Supernova

500

DNA stands for ________

deoxyribonucleic acid