Newton's Laws
Earth, Sun, and Moon
Weather/Climate
Rocks & Tec. Plates
Ecosystem
100

Newton’s Third Law states that for every action there is an equal and opposite __________.

reaction

100

What causes the seasons on Earth?

Earth’s tilted axis

100

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Weather is short-term, climate is long-term

100

Which process forms new crust at a divergent boundary?
A. weathering
B. erosion
C. magma rising and cooling
D. compaction

C. Magma rising and cooling

100

Which is a producer in an ecosystem?
A. wolf
B. mushroom
C. grass
D. hawk

C. grass

200

Newton’s First Law is called the Law of __________.

Inertia

200

How long does it take Earth to complete one rotation?

24 hours

200

A coastal city has mild winters and cool summers. What most likely affects this climate?

Nearby oceans

200

What process changes sediment into sedimentary rock?
A. melting
B. cooling
C. compaction and cementation
D. weathering

D. Weathering

200

What is the original source of energy for most ecosystems?
A. soil
B. water
C. the Sun
D. air

C.Sun

300

Newton’s Second Law states: Force = mass × __________.

acceleration

300

How long does it take Earth to revolve around the Sun?

365 days

300

What causes most changes in weather?
A. movement of air masses
B. Earth's core
C. moon phases
D. ocean floor

movement of air masses

300

A scientist finds a metamorphic rock in a mountain range. What most likely caused this rock to form?

A. cooling lava
B. compaction of sediments
C. heat and pressure from plate movement
D. erosion by wind

heat and pressure from plate movement

300

Which organism is a decomposer ?
A. deer
B. tree
C. fungus
D. fish

C.Fungus

400

If force increases and mass stays the same, acceleration will

increase

400

What causes a solar eclipse?

The moon gets between the Earth and the Sun in a direct straight line
400

Humidity is

amount of water in the air

400

What happens at a convergent plate boundary

The plates move towards each other and one goes under the other.

400

What would most likely happen if predators were removed from an ecosystem?
A. prey population would decrease
B. prey population would increase
C. producers would disappear
D. sunlight would decrease

B. prey population would increase

500

Which is an example of Newton’s Third Law?
A. A book sitting on a desk
B. A skateboard slowing down
C. A balloon pushing air out and moving opposite direction
D. A rock falling

C. A balloon pushing air out and moving the opposite direction

500

The Moon appears to change shape during the month because

we see different portions of the Moon lit by the Sun

500

Air pressure is

weight of air pressing down

500

What happens at divergent plate boundaries?

The plates pull apart and leave opening for magma to fill

500

Which are abiotic factors in an ecosystem?
A sunlight
B water
C bacteria
D soil

Sunlight, water, and soil

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