Unit 1 - Intro Flashcards

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1
Q

Making a prediction is an…

A

inference

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2
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Using your senses is an

A

observation

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3
Q

Your senses can be extended by using _____to make measurements.

A

instruments (like a ruler, thermometer, etc)

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4
Q

Grouping objects or events is …

A

classification

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5
Q

Negative powers of ten: the decimal moves …

A

to the left

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6
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Positive powers of ten: the decimal moves …

A

to the right

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7
Q

_____- the amount of matter in an object

A

Mass

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8
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_____- the amount of space an object occupies

A

Volume

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9
Q

The density formula is ….

A

D= M/v (on the esrt)

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10
Q

Most objects are the most dense as…

A

a solid

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11
Q

As temperature increases, what happens to density?

A

decreases (the molecules spread apart)

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12
Q

Water is weird! Water is most dense around what temperature and phase?

A

4 degrees Celsius (as a liquid) (on the esrt)

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13
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As temperature decreases,what happens to density?

A

density increases (the molecules move closer together).

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14
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As pressure increases, what happens to density?

A

density increases (the molecules move closer together).

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15
Q

If you break an object into smaller pieces, what happens to density?

A

the density stays the same.

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16
Q

As pressure decreases, what happens to density?

A

density decreases (the molecules spread apart).

17
Q

______ relationship: as X increases, Y increases

A

Direct

18
Q

______ relationship: as X increases, Y decreases

A

Indirect

19
Q

______ relationship: increases then decreases over and over in a pattern

A

Cyclic (most relationships in nature are cyclic)

20
Q

_____ - changes are occurring but overall they balance out

A

Dynamic equilibrium

21
Q

The jetstream is in the …

A

upper troposphere.

22
Q

The ozone layer is in the …

A

stratosphere

23
Q

Approx _____ of Earth’s surface is covered by a relatively thin layer of water.

A

70%

24
Q

Earth’s oceans formed as a result of …

A

precipitation over millions of years

25
Q

Earth and the other planets become layered according to …

A

density differences in their materials.

26
Q

______ = water (oceans)

A

Hydrosphere

27
Q

______ = crust

A

Lithosphere

28
Q

______ = layers of gasses

A

Atmosphere