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Identify force hold the protons and neutrons together inside the nucleus of an atom

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Identify the three simplest elements in the universe

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• Identify force hold the protons and neutrons together inside the nucleus of an atom.

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• Identify the three simplest elements in the universe

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• Through what process did helium form from hydrogen.

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• What are the negatively charged sub-atomic particles that travel around the nucleus of an atom at the speed of light?

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• Identify the force that between oppositely charged particles (protons (+) and electrons(-) of an atom)

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• A ball rolls down a hill. Is this a transformation or transfer?

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• Identify the place in the universe where heavy elements (e.g copper, gold) were formed.

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• Identify the process causes stars to burn.

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• Draw a lithium atom.– Show the positions and charges of all sub-atom

particles.

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• In the equation E=mc2, what does m stand for?

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• What happens to the color of light if the source of these waves are moving away from you?

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• What happens to the wavelength of light waves if the source of these waves are moving away from you?

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• Identify the energy of movement.

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• Food is an example of what type of energy

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• A ball on the top of a hill has what type of energy.

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• The process of photosynthesis plants use light energy and convert it into sugar. Is this change in energy a transfer or transformation?

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• An observed change in the wavelength of a wave when the source of the wave is in motion relative to the observer.

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• Evidence that the universe is still expanding, based on the color of light emitted by stars and galaxies.

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• The law that states energy cannot be created or destroyed.

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Put in the correct order.

A. Formation of the solar systemB. Formation of massC. Formation of earthD. First galaxiesE. First humansF. Dinosaurs went extinctG. First life on earth

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• Attraction between any two objects with mass?