Matter
All matter is made of these tiny things
What are particles?
A push or a pull.
What is a force?
The main ____________________ is located between the inner Solar system and the outer Solar system.
What is asteroid belt?
A process that traps heat close to the surface, which is essential for life on Earth
What is the greenhouse effect?
The scientific term for non-living things.
What is abiotic?
A tool that measures temperature by the expansion and contraction of a liquid.
What is a standard glass thermometer?
The four (or five) types of internal forces that we studied this year.
What are tension, compression, torsion & shear. Bending is the fifth, a combination of tension and compression.
Stars _____ light, most other celestial bodies __________ light.
What is emit and reflect, respectively?
The three greenhouse gases that we learned about.
What are carbon dioxide, water vapour, and methane?
The green pigment in the leaf that collects the light needed for photosynthesis.
What is chlorophyll?
What is condensation?
Three of the four external forces that we studied.
What are gravity, friction, applied force, and spring (elastic) force.
The only dwarf planet in the inner Solar system
What is Ceres?
Latitude, proximity to a large body of water, elevation, and urban vs. rural setting are all _________________________ (3 words) that impact climate.
What are geographic location factors?
An ecosystem is a complex system of ____________ between living things and non-living things.
What are interactions?
The scientific term (2 words) for objects getting larger as they get warmer.
What is thermal expansion?
The property that leads to permanent changes in an object's shape (e.g. bending a paper clip)
What is plasticity?
The two units of study that were not included in this Jeopardy game.
What are energy resources and coding.
The current atmospheric CO2 level is approximately 425 in these units.
What is ppm (parts per million)?
This reaction:
CO2 + H20 + light --> C6H12O6 + O2
What is photosynthesis?
Cold water sinks because it is ___________ than warm water.
What is denser?
NIII: For every action there is ________________________________________.
What is "an equal and opposite reaction"?
The first satellite put into orbit by Alberta, it was launched by the ISS in 2017.
What is Ex-Alta 1?
The main human activity that scientists believe is causing the rise in atmospheric CO2.
What is the burning of fossil fuels?
The form in which plants store excess glucose.
What is starch?