April CDB Review

3. The change in position
6. When the older denser oceanic plate goes under the other plate.
8. One capital letter, shown on the periodic table such as Al-Aluminum
10. Digesting food, frying an egg, and a tarnished penny are __?___changes.
11. The substance that is getting dissolved. The "flavor".
12. When two continental plates collide it creates a-
13. More of this will increase he dissolution rate. (How fast it dissolves.)
14. Composed of two or more elements, such as NaCl
15. Heat rising, cooling, then falling.
16. Heat traveling through empty space, such as when the sun heats up the cement.
18. The scientist who gathered evidence to prove Pangaea existed.
19. Temperature is measured is the amount of this energy
20. Moving/leaning forward when your bike hits a rock is an example of __

1. The substance, usually water, that does the dissolving.
2. According to the law of Superposition, the older fossils can be found on the ___
4. Chewing food, tearing paper, and dissolving water are ___?__changes.
5. When two plates slide/ grind past each other it creates a -
6. Distance divided by time is the formula for-
7. More inertia means the object has more____.
9. When two oceanic plates diverge it creates a -
10. Thermal transfer through direct contact, such as touching a hot stove
17. Speed with direction
21. According to the law of Superposition, the younger fossils can be found on the ___