Basics
A labeled picture explaining how something works.
What is a diagram?
Energy associated with movement.
What is kinetic energy?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
What are the terrestrial planets?
What is 3 feet?
Sand, gravel, charcoal, cloth, rocks.
What are materials used to filter water?
A working design that may need improvements.
What is a prototype?
Where most water droplets get "stuck" in the water cycle.
What is the ocean?
An object orbiting a larger object.
What is a satellite?
The unit we use to measure in science.
What is metric?
Type of pollution the city of Plymouth measures with online maps.
What is water pollution?
Definition of when an object hits the same location every time.
What is precise?
Carbon, nitrogen, heat and moisture.
What do compost bins require?
How high and low tides are formed.
What is gravitational pull from the moon?
Information you can count or measure
What is quantitative data?
A circuit must be ________ in order to operate.
What is a closed circuit?
The third step in the engineering design process.
What is imagine?
Natural occurrence of metal throughout Earth's core that allows compasses to point North.
What are Earth's magnetic poles?
Causes the Earth to have seasons.
What is Earth's tilt?
Equation for pi
What is the circumference divided by the diameter?
The first block you use when coding.
What is the start block?
Archimedes first discovery.
What is volume measured with water?
The phenomena of polar water molecules supporting weight.
What is surface tension?
The gamma-ray burst.
A specific task the computer must preform versus a series of tasks grouped together.
What is the difference between an algorithm and a program?
Pole arrangement for two magnets to repel each other.
N/S and S/N or
S/N and N/S