A push or a pull. Examples include gravity and friction.
Force
A compression wave that is created when something, such as a guitar string, vibrates.
Sound Wave
The strongest points on a magnet.
They have opposite forces.
Magnetic Poles
The study of the universe.
Astronomy
The passing of traits from parents to offspring.
Heredity
The energy an object has because it is in motion.
Kinetic Energy
The measure of how tall a wave is. Increases when a sound gets louder.
Amplitude
Area around the magnet where magnetic forces are felt.
Magnetic Field
The amount of time it takes the earth to travel around the sun.
one year
A molecule that is made up of nucleic acids. Phosphate and sugar make up the outer part of this double helix while bases make up the center.
DNA
The energy an object has because of its position or shape.
Potential Energy
The number of waves that pass a point in a given amount of time.
Increases when the pitch of a sound increases
Frequency
A magnet that consists of a power source, a piece of iron, and a coil of wire carrying current electricity around the iron.
Electromagnet
The amount of time it takes the moon to revolve around the earth.
One month
The alleles that you have for a trait vs. the physical appearance of the trait (two words).
Genotype vs. Phenotype
The variable that you measure during during an experiment.
Found on the Y axis
Dependent Variable
When a sound wave is reflected off a surface.
Echo
Groups of atoms that need to be aligned for a piece of iron to have magnetic properties.
Magnetic Domain
When the moons shadow covers the sun.
Solar eclipse
Describe the base pairing rules for DNA.
A and T bond
C and G bond
Apples in the trees
Cars in the garage
The variable that a scientist changes in an experiment (manipulated variable)
Found on the X axis
Independent Variable
What a sound wave travels through.
Solid Liquid or Gas
Medium
Describe a way that you could make an electromagnet more powerful.
Increase the voltage of the power source.
Increase the number of coils.
Describe a reason we have seasons.
Earth revolves around the sun.
The earth is tilted on its axis (23.5 degrees)
The sun is more focused where we live when the Northern hemisphere is tilted toward the sun (Summer).
The sun is less focused when the Northern hemisphere is tilted away from the sun (Winter).
Draw a Punnett Square for a parent that is heterozygous for red flowers crossed with a parent that is homozygous dominant for red flowers.
Red flowers dominant (R)
White flowers recessive (r)