Solar System
Earth, Moon, and Sun
Earth's Changing Surface
Climate and Weather
Resources
100

Earth is in this galaxy.

What is the Milky Way Galaxy?

100

This layer is believed to be made of solid nickel and iron and has the greatest density.

What is the inner core?

100

Differences in air pressure (caused by uneven heating) are the primary source for creating this.

What is the wind?

100

Data is showing there has been a steady increase in global atmospheric....

What is temperatures?

100

The type of resources formed naturally in Earth’s environment.

What are renewable resources?

200

This influences the change of the seasons on Earth.

What is the tilt of Earth?

200

The “driving force” that causes water to change its state of matter.

What is the sun?

200

The process of breaking down rocks into smaller fragments

What is weathering?

200

The regions that receive and release more solar energy are more likely to develop hurricanes.

What are over the ocean and near the Equator?

200

The least common fuel used in the United States.

What is coal?

300

This theory states that the Sun is at the center of the Solar System.

What is the Heliocentric theory?

300

The Moon affects the tides on Earth with....

What is gravity and inertia?

300

This allows the changes on Earth’s surface, Earth’s layers, and the rock cycle

What are plate tectonics?

300

This type of pressure tends to bring cloudy, rainy, and snowy weather conditions

What is low pressure?

300

These natural resources can be burned to release heat energy

What are coal and oil?

400

This theory states that the Earth is at the center of the Solar System.

What is the Geocentric theory?

400

Convection currents in this layer help plates move.

What is the mantle?

400

Water flowing through limestone deposits can dissolve minerals, causing weathering and erosion, leading to this landform.

What are caves?

400

The average wind speed, humidity, and temperature of an area over an extended period of time.

What is climate?

400

The process by which fertile land becomes desert.

What is desertification?

500

Scientists believe this theory is how the universe originated, and all matter and energy were concentrated in a single location.

What is the Big Bang Theory?

500

When the Moon blocks sunlight to the Earth

What is a solar eclipse?

500

The difference between erosion and weathering.

What is weathering is the breakdown into sediment, and erosion is the transportation of sediment?

500

This pressure is usually associated with clear skies and dry weather.

What is high pressure?

500

The human activities that contribute to desertification.

What is soil loss and/or removal of vegetation?

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