What is the roof of your mouth called The Palate Astronomy the study of objects in space What organ in your body produces bile The liver Barometer instrument used to measure air pressure ID: 702074
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Abyss – ocean depths of 2000 to 6000 meters deep
What is the roof of your mouth called?The PalateSlide2
Astronomy – the study of objects in space
What organ in your body produces bile?The liverSlide3
Barometer – instrument used to measure air pressure
Where in your body is the anvil?The earSlide4
Constellation – group of stars that form a pattern in the sky
What is your body’s largest organ?The skinSlide5
Core – inner most part of the earth
What grows out of your follicles?HairSlide6
Acoustics – the study of sound and its effect on people
What gas do you inhale when you breathe?OxygenSlide7
Atomic number – the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom
What gas do you exhale when you breathe?Carbon DioxideSlide8
Condensation – the change from a gas to a liquid
How many parents are involved in asexual reproduction?OneSlide9
Conductor – material electrons can move through
Approximately how much of earth is covered in water?¾ or 75%Slide10
Decibel – the unit of measure for the volume of loudness of sound
What silvery metal is used in thermometers?MercurySlide11
Direct current – flow of electrons in one direction through a conductor
How many bones are in the human body?206Slide12
Electron – a negatively charged particle that orbits around the nucleus of an atom
How many teeth does an adult have?32Slide13
Evaporation – change from a liquid to a gas
How many chambers in the human heart?FourSlide14
Freezing – change from a liquid to a solid
What did the Wright brothers invent?The first airplaneSlide15
Geothermal energy – energy from within the earth
What charge do electrons have?NegativeSlide16
Kinetic energy – energy of motion
What do you call the calm, middle of a hurricane?eyeSlide17
Mass – amount of matter in an object
What is a Russian astronaut called?cosmonautSlide18
Melting – change from a solid to a liquid
What is the hardest part of your body?enamelSlide19
Solar energy – energy or radiation from the sun
What disease is caused by carcinogens?cancerSlide20
Symbol – shorthand way to write the name of an element
Which mosquito bites: a male or female?femaleSlide21
Vaporization – change from a liquid to a gas
Which planet has the most moons?JupiterSlide22
Vibration – rapid back and forth movement
What country has the most tornadoes in the world?United StatesSlide23
Volume – loudness of sound
What is the largest living mammal?Blue WhaleSlide24
Continental drift – a hypothesis that suggests the continents have been in different positions through a geologic time
What is your epidermis?SkinSlide25
Crust – outermost part of the earth
What group of animals eats mainly plants?herbivoresSlide26
Craters – depressions on the surface of some planets and moons
What places inside the body are affected by arthritis?Joints Slide27
Crest – highest point of a wave
What female gland produces milk?Mammary gland Slide28
Desert – dry
area of land that receives less than 25 cm of rainfall annually99% of perspiration is _______________.
waterSlide29
Dew Point – temperature at which condensation occurs
What is the largest living thing in the world?Giant sequoiaSlide30
Drought – a long time of little to no precipitation
The colored part of someone’s eye is the _______.IrisSlide31
Pupa – the stage of metamorphosis in which the animal forms a casing around itself
What is the offspring of a fish called?A FrySlide32
Celcius
- temperature scale on which 0 degrees is the freezing point of water and 1oo degrees is the boiling point
What is the offspring of a frog called?
TadpoleSlide33
Element – a substance made up of only one kind of atom
What is the offspring of a bird called?NestlingSlide34
Insulation – a material used to slow the flow of heat or energy
What is the offspring of a duck called?A ducklingSlide35
Liquid – state of matter having a constant volume but no definite shape
What is the offspring of an eagle called?An eagletSlide36
Abdomen – rear part of an insect’s body
What is the offspring of a goose called?A gosling Slide37
Artery – thick walled blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart
What is the offspring of a quail called?CheeperSlide38
Black dwarf – the last stage in the life of a star
What is the offspring of a swan called ? CygnetSlide39
Black hole – a region in space that was once occupied by a star
What is the offspring of a beaver called?KittenSlide40
Capillary – a tiny blood vessel that connects an artery and a vein
What is the offspring of an elephant called?CalfSlide41
Adolescence – stage of human life that follows childhood and involves rapid growth
If something floats, it is said to have __________________ buoyancy.PositiveSlide42
Aquatic habitat – body of water where organisms live
If something sinks, it is said to have _____________ buoyancy.NegativeSlide43
Brain stem – part of the brain that controls such involuntary actions such as breathing and heartbeat
______________ have surface areas of at least 12 million km squared.Oceans
Arctic
, Southern, Pacific, Atlantic, and IndianSlide44
Canines – sharp pointed teeth near the front of the mouth
__________ have surface areas of at least 3.6 million km squared.SeasSlide45
Central nervous system – the brain and the spinal cord
The top layer of the ocean is known as the _________ zone.Photosynthetic
“photo” means lightSlide46
Cerebrum – part of the brain that controls thinking and reasoning
Your socks stick together in the dryer because of ______ electricity.StaticSlide47
Childhood – stage of human life following infancy
What type of battery is a car battery?Wet Cell BatterySlide48
Climate – the average weather for a large region over a long period of time
Oil taken from the Earth is called __________.Crude oilSlide49
Earthquake – movement of the earth’s crust
What type of battery do you use in a clock?Dry cell batterySlide50
Faults – cracks in the earth’s crust where blocks of rock have moved
Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of _____________.Fossil Fuels