Magnets Soaps `Earthquakes Acids and Bases Cells
100
What are poles?
`They're called North and South.
100
What is soap?
This is made when you mix fats with strong bases?
100
What is the Richter Scale?
This is used to measure the strength of an earthquake.
100
What is neutralization?
This is what the reaction is called when acids and bases mix.
100
What is the nucleus?
You find most of the cell's DNA here.
200
What is repelling?
It's called this when magnets push away from each other.
200
What are oils?
This makes the soap lather.
200
What is a seismograph?
This TOOL measures the strength of earthquakes.
200
What are acids?
These taste sour.
200
What are lysosomes?
These clean up the cells.
300
What is an electromagnet?
A coil of metal wire with current running through it is called this.
300
What is ash?
Historically, this subject was mixed with fats to make soap.
300
What is the Ring of Fire?
This region is responsible for 90% of all earthquakes.
300
What is Citric Acid?
This acid preserves fruits.
300
What is cellulose?
In plants, these make up the cell walls.
400
What is the distance?
The force varies inversely to this.
400
What are oils?
The purpose of soap is to remove what substance from the skin?
400
What are tectonic plates shifting?
Earthquakes are caused by this movement?
400
What is the pH scale?
This scale measures the acidity of substances?
400
What is a eukaryote?
These types of cells have a nucleus.
500
What is ferromagnetic?
What term relates Iron (Fe), Cobalt (Co), and Nickel (Ni)?
500
What is saponification?
The chemical reaction that makes the soap.
500
What is the length of the fault?
This determines the maximum size of an earthquake.
500
What is battery acid?
This substance has a pH of Zero.
500
What is the vacuole?
The storage sac of the cell is called this.






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