Electricity & Magnetism
Genetics
Energy
Force and Motion
Science Tools
100

This is the type of energy that results from the flow of charged particles, such as electrons or protons.

What is electricity?
100

This is the number of chromosomes a normal human has..

What is 46?

100

This is the ability to do work.

What is energy?

100

This force slows things down or makes them stop...

What is friction?

100

This is the system of measurement used in science.

What is the metric system?

200

How many poles does a magnet have?

What is two?

200

Inherited or Acquired? Being able to play the piano

What is acquired?

200

This is the object we created in order to begin to learn about energy. 

What is a toolbox racer?

200

This is the force by which all objects in the universe are attracted to each other (keeps pulling us towards Earth's core).

What is gravity?

200

This is a slender pipe-like tube into which small amounts of liquid are taken up by suction to allow a chemist to remove, transfer, or measure a substance.

What is a pipette?

300

This is the type of electricity that might make your hair "stand up" after rubbing it with a balloon. 

What is static electricity?

300

(P) Purple is dominant (p) white is recessive The organism's genotype is Pp. So the phenotype is...

What is purple?

300

This type of energy is "stored"...

What is potential energy?

300

If a sheet of paper and a steel, solid bowling ball were dropped at the same time - in a vacuum at a science lab, which would hit the ground first?

They would hit at the same time. (There are no forces other than gravity acting upon the objects and gravity pulls at all objects at the same rate.)

300

This tool magnifies smaller objects at a higher power than a hand lens.

What is a microscope?

400

In order for an electric current to flow the path must be...... (choices: open or closed).

What is closed?

400

Traits that are passed on from parents

What is heredity? (or inherited)

400

The ultimate form of energy on Earth comes from our...

What is the sun?

400

This word sums up Newton's First Law of Motion which states that an object in motion stays in motion and an object at rest stays at rest unless a force acts upon it.

What is Inertia?

400

When using a graduated cylinder, one must measure the amount of liquid using the bottom of the........

What is the meniscus?

500

Electrical current can easily travel through materials, such as metal and water. These materials are called...

What are conductors?

500

(T) Tall (t) short An organism is short. If its mother was Tt then its father's genotype could NOT have been

What TT?

500

The Law of Conservation of Energy states:

What is "energy cannot be created or destroyed, but only changed from one form to another (transferred from one object to another)"?

500

This is why Newton's third law is called the "Law of Force Pairs"...

What is: Whenever a force is applied, there is an equal and opposite force?

500

This tool you would use in science if you needed to to measure the mass of an apple. 

What is a scale or triple beam balance?