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What is the melting point of water?

32 degrees F

What is the boiling point of water?

212 degrees F

Most substances ____ when heated and ____, or get smaller, when they become colder.

expand;


contract

What is the temperature at which liquid water changes to a solid and what is it called?

32 degrees F;


freezing point of water

What is the ability to do work?

energy

Scientists say that ____ is done when an object is ____.

work;


moved

What is a push or a pull on an object?

force

What is the force which draws things down toward the center of the earth?

gravity

In order for you to lift something, you must exert more ____ than ____ does on that object.

force;


gravity

If a box weighs 15 pounds and you exert 14 pounds of force, will you be able to lift the box?

No

If a box weighs 14 pounds and you exert 15 pounds of force, will you be able to lift the box?

Yes

Some objects which are not moving have the potential of moving; they have ____ stored in them.

energy

What kind of energy is stored in objects which are not moving?

potential energy

When water is heated, what happens to its molecules?

they increase in speed and spread farther apart

One quart of water can produce how many quarts of steam?

1,700 quarts of steam

About 21% of air is ____.

oxygen

Oxygen is ____% of air.

21%

Air is about ____% nitrogen.

78%

Air is about 78% ____.

nitrogen

What percentage of air is carbon dioxide?

1%

1% of our air is ____ ____.

carbon dioxide

How many miles does the atmosphere go up above the earth?

1,000 miles

What holds the atmosphere in its place and keeps air from floating off into outer space?

earth's gravity

Because of the force of gravity, which portion of the air is the densest?

the air closest to the earth

Although most of the earth's air is in the atmosphere, some air is mixed in the ____ ____.

earth's soil