High School Prep. Science

High School Prep. Science

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Section 1

(50 cards)

Question(definition)=

Front

a testable question answered by facts

Back

Cold fronts go ________ warm fronts.

Front

under

Back

Velocity(definition)=

Front

the speed and direction of and object's movement

Back

The earth ________ about its axis once per ________.

Front

rotates; day

Back

Conduction(definition)=

Front

the flow of thermal energy from one solid to another

Back

Objects do not change their current movement unless ________.

Front

acted upon by a force

Back

Newtons 2nd Law of Motion is...

Front

Law of Acceleration

Back

Light Year=

Front

unit of distance equal to just under 10 trillion kilometers (the distance light travels in a year)

Back

The boundaries between air masses are known as ________.

Front

fronts

Back

Smaller mass(definition)=

Front

more motion and acceleration

Back

Momentum(equation)=

Front

Mass times Velocity

Back

________ air has higher pressure.

Front

Cold

Back

Earthquakes are created when ________.

Front

plates move past each-other

Back

Force(equation)=

Front

Mass times Acceleration

Back

________ keeps objects in orbit around each-other.

Front

Gravity

Back

Convention(definition)=

Front

the flow of thermal energy throughout a body of liquid or gas

Back

When a cold mass takes over a warm mass it results in a ________.

Front

cold front

Back

Larger mass(definition)=

Front

less motion and acceleration

Back

Newtons 1st Law of Motion is...

Front

Law of Inertia

Back

Controlled Variables(definition)=

Front

what you keep the same

Back

________ can travel east or west (Coriolis Effect) because of the earth's rotation.

Front

Winds

Back

Mountains are created when ________.

Front

plates move together

Back

Your ________ changes based on the gravity of a planet.

Front

wieght

Back

Phases of the Moon are caused by ________.

Front

the relationship between the positions of the Moon, Sun, and Earth.

Back

The earth ________ around the sun once per ________ on its orbit.

Front

revolves; year

Back

Warmer, less dense lava ________.

Front

rises

Back

Newtons 3rd Law of Motion is...

Front

Law of Conservation of Momentum

Back

________ cause circulation of air.

Front

Winds

Back

Cooler, more dense lava ________.

Front

sinks

Back

Radiation(definition)=

Front

the flow of energy in the form of electromagnetic waves

Back

There are 3 types of waves in an earthquake ________.

Front

P waves, S waves, and Surface waves

Back

Tropical Maritime air masses are ________.

Front

warm and forms over sea

Back

________ causes the planet to have an atmosphere.

Front

Gravity

Back

Warm air ________.

Front

rises

Back

Dependent Variable(DV)(definition)=

Front

what you measure or observe

Back

Humidity(definition)=

Front

the amount of water vapor in the air

Back

Trials(definition)=

Front

the number of times you conduct an expiriment

Back

Tropical Continental air masses are ________.

Front

warm and forms over land

Back

Hypothesis(definition)=

Front

a prediction of what will happen in an experiment

Back

________ does not change in space, only ________ does.

Front

Mass; wieght

Back

________ are used to measure distances to stars and other distances on a galactic scale.

Front

Light Years

Back

Plates move because of ________.

Front

convention currents

Back

More Force(definition)=

Front

more motion and acceleration (direct)

Back

Seasonal Changes occur because ________.

Front

the Earth's axis is tilted at an angle to the sun.

Back

Independent Variable(IV)(definition)=

Front

what you change

Back

Gravity(definition)=

Front

force of attraction between two masses and depends on distance

Back

Law of Inertia(definition)=

Front

Tendency of an object to remain at a constant velocity.

Back

A mass of air that forms over different areas of Earth's surface and travel great distances are called ________.

Front

air masses

Back

When a warm mass takes over a cold mass it results in a ________.

Front

warm front

Back

________ air has lower pressure.

Front

Warm

Back

Section 2

(50 cards)

________ Alleles show up when present.

Front

Dominant

Back

Ions(definition)=

Front

Atoms that have lost or gained electrons

Back

________ Alleles are hidden when dominant Alleles are present.

Front

Recessive

Back

How do you write a chemical formula?

Front

Determine the charges, then Criss-Cross

Back

Electrons are ________ charged.

Front

Negatively

Back

The Punnett Square(definition)=

Front

A chart used to list theoretical possibilities of offspring of two parents.

Back

Shorter wavelengths = ________ frequency = ________ energy

Front

Higher

Back

What is Balancing a Chemical Equation?

Front

Getting the same amount of of Atoms of each Element of both sides.

Back

________ are forms of matter that cannot be broken down by chemical means (hydrogen, iron, neon)

Front

Elements

Back

Protons are ________ charged.

Front

Positively

Back

________ does work or causes damage.

Front

Energy

Back

Chemical Formulas(definition)=

Front

a "recipe" for a chemical compound

Back

________ have a nucleus and an electron cloud.

Front

Atoms

Back

Genes(definition)=

Front

Factors that control a Trait

Back

Mass(definition)=

Front

the measure of the amount of matter in a substance

Back

Energy and States of Matter=

Front

Solid = lower energy Liquid = medium energy Gas = high energy

Back

________ can gain electrons in reactions.

Front

Oxygen

Back

Smaller # on the pH Scale means the solution is more ________.

Front

acidic

Back

Potential Energy(definition)=

Front

energy of potential; the object has the potential to have energy or to move in any way, but doesn't.

Back

Longer wavelengths = ________ frequency = ________ energy

Front

Lower

Back

Alleles(definition)=

Front

Different forms of a gene

Back

The Doppler Effect(definition)=

Front

As the object causing the disturbance moves closer, the pressure waves near your ear are beginning to compact more which causes the sound you hear to be louder. As the object causing the disturbance moves farther away, the pressure waves near your ear are being stretched so you cannot hear the noise as much, making it seem quieter.

Back

The pH Scale(definition)=

Front

A scale that measures if the solution is acidic/or/basic.

Back

Kinetic Energy(definition)=

Front

energy of motion; the object is in motion

Back

Describe Pangea.

Front

It is a supercontinent that was a combination of all of the continents before they were separated.

Back

Mass of Reactants = Mass of ________.

Front

Products

Back

Work(equation)=

Front

Force times Distance

Back

Larger # on the pH Scale means the solution is more ________.

Front

basic

Back

________ make solutions MORE acidic and LESS basic.

Front

Hydrogen Ions (H+)

Back

Density(equation)=

Front

Mass divided by Volume; Units are g/mL or g/cm3, Less than 1g/mL Float, and more than 1g/mL sink

Back

Waves in the ________ travel in waves, can travel through a vacuum, have different wavelengths and frequencies, and some can be seen but some can't.

Front

Electromagnetic Spectrum

Back

Phase Change Diagram=

Front

Back

When a force is applied to an object, ________ forces and ________ movement result to both the object and whatever applied the force.

Front

equal; opposite

Back

Sound is caused by ________.

Front

pressure waves

Back

Potential Energy(equation)=

Front

Mass times Height

Back

________ cannot be lost or gained, but can be converted from one form to another.

Front

Energy

Back

Neutrons are located in the ________, and are ________ charged.

Front

nucleus; neutrally

Back

Heredity(definition)=

Front

The passing of characteristics from parent to offspring.

Back

3 states of matter are ________.

Front

Solid, Liquid and Gas

Back

Isotopes(definition)=

Front

Atoms of the same element (same # of protons) but different # of neutrons.

Back

The pH Scale goes #'s 0-___

Front

14

Back

________ make solutions MORE basic and LESS acidic.

Front

Hydroxide Ions (OH-)

Back

________ are when several types of matter are mixed together but they can be broken down by physical means. They are NOT chemically combined. (orange juice, salt water)

Front

Mixtures

Back

________ cannot be created or destroyed.

Front

Energy

Back

Solutions(definition)=

Front

Well mixed mixtures. When the solute is dissolved in the solvent.

Back

Traits(defintion)=

Front

Forms of characteristics

Back

________ have three subunits; electron, proton and neutron.

Front

Atoms

Back

________ tell how many atoms of each element are present.

Front

Chemical Formulas

Back

________ are forms of matter that can be broken down by chemical means. They are two or more elements that are chemically bonded. (water, salt)

Front

Compounds

Back

Kinetic Energy(equation)=

Front

1/2 Mass times Velocity

Back

Section 3

(10 cards)

What does the Richter Scale Measure?

Front

It measures an earthquake's magnitude based on the size of its seismic waves.

Back

What are Nebular stars?

Front

A Nebula is a huge, diffuse cloud of gas and dust in intergalactic space

Back

Describe the theory of plate tectonics.

Front

The theory of plate tectonics states that Earth's plates are in slow constant motion driven by convection currents in the mantle

Back

Describe the results of global warming?

Front

Effects include rising sea levels due to thermal expansion and melting of glaciers and ice sheets, and warming of the ocean surface, leading to increased temperature stratification.

Back

How do you read a chemical equation?

Front

A chemical equation is read by identifying the Periodic Table elements in the equation. Subscripts are also included in reading a Chemical equation. The subscripts will appear either below or above the atomic symbol for the element. These subscripts tell you how many atoms of the one element that are included in the equation or compound.

Back

What is the definition of an element?

Front

A pure single substance that cant be broken down into different or smaller elements. They are different that compounds.

Back

How do you find the density of an object?

Front

You can determine the density of an object or sample of matter by dividing its mass by its volume

Back

What are the number of electrons/neutrons in scandium?

Front

Protons are 21, Neutrons are 24.

Back

Define Convergent, Divergent, and Transform Boundaries.

Front

Convergent: Coming closer together, especially characteristics or ideas. Transform boundary: fault whose relative motion is predominantly horizontal in either sinistral or dextral direction. Divergent: tending to be different or develop in different directions.

Back

Define renewable and nonrenewable resources.

Front

Nonrenewable resource- A natural resource that is not replaced in a useful time frame. A renewable resource is a resource that is either always available or is naturally replaced in a relatively short time.

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