What physical property could you use to identify the mineral, no matter how big a piece you found?  A) color B) density C) mass D) shape

Answer:

A and B

Explanation:

You can identify a mineral by its appearance and other properties. The color and luster describe the appearance of a mineral, and streak describes the color of the powdered mineral. Each mineral has a characteristic density. Mohs Hardness Scale is used to compare the hardness of minerals.

As the ____energy of a substance increases the thermal energy of that substance will ____raising the ____ of the substance.


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Plate Tectonics Lab: Snicker’s Science

Which is NOT an INHERITED TRAIT?

The color of the plant's flowers

Holes in leaves that were made by insects

The ability of some plants to shed their leaves

The size and shape of the leaves

In Hans Oersted’s experiment, why did a compass needle move when an electric current flowed through a nearby wire?

A. The compass conducted electricity.
B. The current created a magnetic field around the wire.
C. The compass was broken.
D. The current changed Earth’s magnetic field.

What are INHERITED TRAITS?

The offspring of a plant

Characteristics are passed down from the offspring to the parent.

The parent of an offspring

Characteristics passed down from parent to offspring.

If you were a meteorologist, what information would you like to know to predict if a tornado were to form? Explain why that information would help you.

Nitrogen gets returned to the atmosphere through

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Is radioactive atoms a type of electromagnetic radiation?

Yes or no?

Name the two types of vaporization and explain the difference between them. Give one example of each.



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The acceleration due to gravity gM on the moon is approximately 1.62 m/s2. An astronaut shifts the position of a 3.00-kg rock from 1.200 m to 1.700 m above the moon's surface. What is the change in the rock's gravitational potential energy? A. 2.43 J B. –2.43 J C. 14.7 J D. –14.7 J

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Which force is a field force?

A. electric force
B. the force that a spring applies to an object
C. a physical push on an object
D. friction

At which position will the bar magnets most likely experience the least magnetic potential energy between them?

A diagram is shown of 4 different positions for a pair of magnets.A table shows 4 arrangements of a pair of magnets. In the first row, position 1, shows two horizontally oriented magnets as rectangles with the left end in red labeled N and the right end in blue labeled S. A large gap exists between the magnets. The second row, position 2, shows the magnets slightly closer together. In the third row, position 3, they are even closer. In the fourth row, position 4, the magnets are connected, with the blue end of the left magnet connected to the red left side of the magnet to the right.
A. position 1
B. position 2
C. position 3
D. position 4

Everyone has different strengths and abilities in sports. A. True B. False
its GYM class

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The orbital radii of four planets in our solar system are shown in the following table.

Orbital Radii
Planet Orbital Radii (AU)
W 5.2
X 0.72
Y 0.37
Z 19.1

Which planets are likely to be inner planets?

Select one:
a. W and X
b. X and Y
c. Y and Z
d. X and Z

Which of the following scenarios demonstrates the replication of a scientific investigation?

Explain the role of gravity and inertia on the motion of objects in the solar system.

Atoms of which two elements have a combined total of 23 protons? (no links and brainliest)

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How does the velocity of a moving object depend on the choice of frame of reference?

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(NO LINKS) A carpenter strikes a nail with a hammer, pushing it into wood.
What are the forces in the force pair for this example?

A. the force applied by the nail on the wood
the force applied by the hammer on the carpenter
B. the force applied by the nail on the wood
the force applied by the nail on the hammer
C. the force applied by the hammer on the nail
the force applied by the hammer on the carpenter
D. the force applied by the hammer on the nail
the force applied by the nail on the hammer

Which is not a part of physical fitness?
A.
Muscle Strength
B.
Height
C.
Flexibility
D.
Cardio Fitness
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A carpenter strikes a nail with a hammer, pushing it into wood.

What are the forces in the force pair for this example?

A. the force applied by the nail on the wood
the force applied by the hammer on the carpenter
B. the force applied by the nail on the wood
the force applied by the nail on the hammer
C. the force applied by the hammer on the nail
the force applied by the hammer on the carpenter
D. the force applied by the hammer on the nail
the force applied by the nail on the hammer

Which of these devices does NOT contain a magnet or electromagnet?

A. an electric motor
B. a doorbell
C. a telephone
D. a light bulb

A 6-newton object is raised 12 meters. How much work is done?

2 newton-meters
72 foot-pounds
72 newton-meters
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A skateboarder pushes the ground with one foot, and moves forward.

Which statement BEST explains his motion?
The mass of the skateboard decreased causing acceleration to move him forward.
The unbalanced force exerted by the skateboarder’s foot caused him to move forward.
The mass of the student and skateboard increased causing acceleration to move him forward.
The balanced forces on the skateboard allowed it to change his motion and move him forward.

A farmer heaves a 7.56 kg bale of hay with a final velocity of 4.75. What is the kinetic energy of the bale?

(no links or files) How can an electromagnetic wave transmit energy?
A. Electromagnetic waves are vibrations in a medium. These vibrations carry energy.
B. Electromagnetic waves themselves are packets of energy. They transmit their energy if they are absorbed by an object.
C. Electromagnetic waves are vibrations in a medium. These vibrations carry both matter and energy to distant locations.
D. Electromagnetic waves are heat rays. They transmit their energy to objects they hit.

(no links or files) What types of waves are shown in this image?

a. A: destroyed wave
B: reflected wave

b. A: absorbed wave
B: refracted wave

c. A: destroyed wave
B: refracted wave

d. A: absorbed wave
B: reflected wave

Object 1 carries a positive charge and is brought close to Object 2. Object 2 is attracted to Object 1.

Which option describes why Object 2 is attracted to Object 1?

A. Object 2 is neutral.
B. Object 2 carries a positive charge.
C. Object 2 has mass.
D. Object 2 carries a negative charge.