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Chemical In.

WeatheringClimate &

ErosionCircuts & Electricity

Human Body Systems

Water Cycle


The name of 2 or more separate elements

combined.


What is a compound?


The scientist who created the diagram that shows

every electron.


Who is Niels Bohr?


The element symbol for Sodium Chloride.


What is NacL?


Name of first group on the periodic table.


What are the Alkali Metals?


The name of the element ES.


What is Einsteinium?


The break down of rocks.


What is Weathering?


The definition of Stationary Front.

Daily Double!!!


What is two fronts that have about the same amount of pressure that take a few days to move out of an

area?


The type of weathering that formed the Grand Canyon.


What is water movement weathering?


Tiny drops of water that form on cool surfaces at night.


What is dew.


The term used for when rock peel off the outer layer because of

pressure.


What is exfoliation?


The most common type of erosion that

occurs in cities.


What is water erosion?


The most common type of erosion that

occurs in dry climates.


What is wind erosion?


The force that causes water to seep down

into deep cracks and react with the

chemicals of rocks.


What is gravity?


The type of rock that erodes the fastest.


What is Sandstone?


The energy that changes the form of

glaciers.


What is the sun.


The unit electricity is measured in.


What are Watts?


The person who created the first

lightbulb.


Who is Thomas Edison?


The name of the wire inside a lightbulb.


What is a filament?


The name of the device used to measure and

electrical current.


What is a ammeter?


The organization of batteries so that the

negative side touches the positive

side.


What is polarity?


The total amount of bones In the human

body system.


What is 206?


The only movable bone in the human

skull.


What is the jawbone?


The place where the 3 smallest bone in

your body are.


Where is the middle of your ears?


The organ that uses 20% of the bodies

blood supply.


What is the Brain?


The average age your spinal cord stops growing.


What is Five years old.


The most common type of precipitation.


What is rain.


The term used for when water

evaporates through plants.


What is transperation?


True or false , is water always

changing form while moving.


What is true?


What determine the type of precipation

that falls?


What is the temperature of the

air?


The term used for when ice

evaporates.


What is sublimation?

Science

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