Natural Hazards
What are some natural Hazards you would see in Iowa?
Snow storm, hail storm, raining, flooding, and tornado.
What is matter?
Matter is any think that has weight and takes up space.
What is the main organs of the muscluar system.
All of the muscle in your body.
Thermal energy is an example of _____.
Kinetic energy
What was pangea.
One big super continent where all of the plate techtonics were connected.
What is a tsunami?
A tsunami is a long sea wave caused by an earthquake.
How does light travel?
In a straight line.
What is nervous system?
It is the control center for the rest of the systems.
What are the 3 way thermal energy can tranfer?
The 3 ways are conduction, convection, and radiation.
What is a igneous Rock?
Igneous rock forms when magma is trapped deep inside the Earth.
What is something that may lead up to a Tsunami
An earthquake
Is light matter?
No it is not.
What is the circulatory system?
It is a system of the body that help blood flow through you.
In which of the following particles is convection not possible?
a) Water
b) Milk
c) Atmosphere
d) Iron
Iron
What causes mountains to shrink in elevation?
The processes of erosion cause mountains to shrink.
What type of earthquake will cause the most harm?
The type of earthquake that will cause the most damage is a high magnitude, deep earthquake.
what is the basic building blocks for matter?
Atoms are the basic building block for matter.
What is the respiratory system?
It lets carbon deoxide out of the body and brings in oxagon.
The faster the body moves, the higher the thermal energy. Is it true or false?
That is true.
How fast can a plate techtonic move.
Plate techtonics can move to about a few centimiters a year.
What country does the word Tsunami come from?
The word Tsunami comes from the country Japan.
How fast does light travel?
186,000 miles per second.
What are some disease that happen from digestive system?
Irritable bowel syndrome and lactose intolerance.
_____ of particles results in the rise of thermal energy.
Vibration result in a rise of thermal energy.
How tall is Mount Everest?
29,035 feet