Rocks and Soil
Energy
Solar System
Celestial phenomena
Wild card
100

In which type of rock do we commonly find fossils?

Sedimentary

100

This type of energy is essential to life on earth

Solar

100

What force makes planets in our solar system revolve around the Sun?

Gravity

100

This is a chunk of rock and ice that orbits the Sun

Comet
100

What was my favourite subject in high school?
 
Be specific 


Biology

200

Basalt is a rock that forms when magma cools down very quickly. What type of rock is basalt?

Igneous

200

Why doesn't wind travel in a straight line?

Because of the Earth's rotation

200

Which 4 planets are considered rocky planets? 

Mercury, Earth, Mars, Venus

200

What do we call the particles that move toward Earth from the Sun?

Solar wind

200

How many Wonders of the Ancient World are there? (It's an official list)

7

300

This type of soil is good for growing plants because it retains water well

Hummus

300

What type of energy is stored in air masses, and is it renewable?

Wind energy, and yes

300

What mnemonic device (memory trick) can we use to remember the order of the planets?

My Very Educated Mother Just Showed Us Nine Planets 

(other options valid as long as they work)

300

What happens when solar wind interacts with the Earth's atmosphere?

Polar auroras

300

What song includes the lines:

"Thunderbolts and lightning
Very very frightening me!
Galileo! Galileo! Galileo! Galileo! Galileo figaro Magnifico"?

Bohemian Rhapsody

400

Limestone (a sedimentary rock) is subjected to immense amounts of pressure over millions of years. What type of rock does it become?

Metamorphic

400

This energy comes from the movement of the tides. What is it called, and is it renewable?

Hydraulic energy (or tidal energy) and yes

400

Name all 8 planets in order from the Sun

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

400

What do we call the impact site of a meteorite?

Crater or astrobleme

400

After Ms. Reason, which teacher has been teaching at St. Michael's for the most years? 

Mr. Boudreau (Mr. B)

500

What process formed the shape of the rocks below?

Erosion

500

What do we call the energy harnessed from the Earth's internal heat, and is it renewable?

Geothermal, and yes

500

What are Newton's two Laws of Universal Gravitation?

1. The bigger the object, the greater the attraction

2. The farther the object, the lesser the attraction

500

What do we call the shield that protects Earth from solar wind?

The magnetosphere

500

Name 5 artists on Ms Palaisy's car playlist

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