Waves
Electromagnets and Magnetism
Planet Formation
Earth's Layers
Plate Tectonics
100

Mechanical waves must have this to travel.

What is a Medium? (State of matter or a material to move through)

100
This is where a magnet is the strongest.

What are the poles?

100

The theory that states the universe began as a hot, dense singularity.

What is the Big Bang Theory?

100
The name of the outermost layer of the Earth.

What is the crust?

100

The name of the giant pieces of Earth’s crust that move slowly.

What are tectonic plates?

200

What a quiet wave would look like. 

What is a wave with low amplitude?

200

The materials needed for an electromagnet.

What is a battery, copper wire, and iron nail?

200

During planet formation, smaller objects called these collide and combine to form larger objects.

What are planetesimals?

200

This layer, located beneath the Earth's crust, is made of solid and semi-solid rock and is responsible for tectonic movement.

What is the mantle?

200

Type of plate boundary happens when two plates move apart

What is a divergent boundary?

300
How amplitude is measured.

What is from the rest point (middle of the wave) to the crest or trough?

300

This is two examples of magnets that would show repulsion.

What is north and north, and south and south.

300

This is the term for the flat, spinning disk of gas, dust, and ice that surrounds a forming star and eventually gives birth to planets.

What is a protoplanetary disc?

300

The materials P-waves can move through, and materials S-waves can move through.

What is solid and liquid, and what is solid only.

300

Landform that is created when magma rises at a divergent ocean boundary

What is the mid-ocean (mid-Atlantic) ridge?

400

Increasing the frequency of a wave would do this to the wavelength.

What is shorten the wavelength? 

400

The part of the electromagnet that is actually magnetic, and how can you make it stronger?

What is the nail, and add more loops or get a bigger battery?

400

The final process that brings planets together.

What is accretion?

400

Layers of the Earth that S-waves can travel through.

What is the crust and mantle?

400

Reason behind one plate to sink beneath another at a convergent boundary (subduction)

What is the more dense (oceanic) plate will sink? 

500

This amplitude and frequency would create the highest amount of energy in a wave.

What is high amplitude and high frequency?

500

When an electric current flows through a wire, it creates this type of field around the wire, which is essential for the electromagnet’s function.

What is a magnetic field?

500

If X revolves around Y, and Y revolves around Z, the sun, moon, and Earth can be labelled as such.

What is X is the moon, Y is Earth, and Z is the sun.

500

P waves can be considered stronger than S waves for these 3 reasons. 

P waves arrive first, they are faster, and can move through any material. 

500

Reason for fossils of the same species found on continents far apart today

What is continental drift/ continents used to be together?