Geology
Chemisty
Physics
Biology
Scientific Method
100
This is a layer of gases that surrounds the earth, provides the earth with protection from the sun ultraviolet rays, and provides the planet with CO2 and O2.
The atmosphere
100
This is the smallest building block of all matter.
The Atom
100
This form of energy is the only form of energy that we can see.
Light energy
100
This is the smallest building block of life.
Cells.
100
Before an you begin your experiment this must be done in order to predict your experiments outcome.
Research
200
This naturally occurring landform is caused by plate movements allowing melted rock to erupt from the gaps between them.
Volcanoes
200
This table is a collection of all the known elements that make up matter.
Periodic Table of Elements
200
Taking into account the formula for volume is Length multiplied by Width multiplied by Height, the volume of a cube with a 3 cm side is how many cubic centimeters (cm3)?
9 cm3
200
This organelle provides the energy for the cell
Mitochondria
200
This mathematical tool is commonly used to represent data from a table in a more linear fashion.
Line graph
300
What is the number of layers the earth is most commonly divided into?
4
300
In our everyday life, we observe matter in these 3 states/forms:
Solid, Liquid, and Gas
300
Where does this ball have the most potential energy?
A
300
This organ system of the human body is responsible for circulating blood throughout the body.
Circulatory or Cardiovascular System
300
This "educated guess" must be created before the experimental process begins.
Hypothesis
400
These two magnetic poles of earth are used to navigate our globe.
North and South Pole
400
If we can free this negatively charged particle from an atom and force it to move, we can create electricity.
An electron
400
This force is what pulls your body towards the center of the earth.
Gravity
400
This process performed by plants is responsible for using light energy to convert the gas CO2 and H20 into sugar which can be used by organisms for energy.
Photosynthesis
400
This "thing" in an experiment is the aspect that will be observed or measured in your experiment.
Dependent Variable
500
The most common gas found in Earth's atmosphere?
Nitrogen
500
Water, one of the most important natural resources we need to survive, is composed of these two elements.
Hydrogen and Oxygen
500
Finish this statement: The law of conservation of matter states that energy can not be created nor ...
"destroyed"
500
What is the common name for Deoxyribonucleic Acid found in cells that functions as the blueprint to creating life?
DNA
500
This "thing" in an experiment is the only aspect that is changed or is different between trials or participants.
Independent Variable