Basics
Moon
Weather
Energy
Anything
100
The variable measured or observed in an experiment.
What is the dependent variable?
100
What is first quarter?
100
The reason why warm air rises.
What is that it is less dense?
100
What is position B?
100
What is an attracting force?
200
A testable statement about the relationship between two variables.
What is a hypothesis?
200
The length of time it takes the moon to travel around the Earth.
What is about 28 days?
200
What is a warm front?
200
The form of energy that causes water to evaporate
What is thermal energy?
200
What is wavelength?
300
The reason an experiment must be repeated multiple times.
What is to increase the accuracy of the data?
300
What a new moon?
300
The type of pressure system formed when cool air sinks.
What is high pressure?
300
what is electrical to radiant?
300
Must happen before energy from a wave can cause a change in a material.
What is the energy must be absorbed?
400
The problem with this hypothesis:
If a day was 28 hours long, then students would spend more time studying.
What is that it is not testable?
400
The position in which Earth receives the most light from the moon.
What is position #2?
400
Type of weather that is associated with a cold front.
What is thunderstorms?
400
Energy transformation that occurs in the engine of a car.
What is chemical to mechanical?
400
What is to move the magnets closer together?
500
The correct way to title a graph.
What is dependent variable vs. independent variable?
500
The cause of a lunar eclipse.
What is when the moon is in the shadow of the Earth?
500
What is the jet stream?
500
A way to increase the potential energy in a system.
What is to move against a natural force, such as gravity or elastic.
500
The law of conservation of energy.
What is energy can not be created or destroyed it can only change form?