Plants
Energy
Catastrophic Events
Weathering,Erosion,
Deposition
Birds
100
A plant needs it to grow properly.
What is sunlight?
100
Energy that is stored as a result of the objects position.
What is potential energy?
100
Floods, hurricanes, tsunamis, wildfires, etc.
What are catastrophic events?
100
Breaking down of rock or materials.
What is weathering?
100
Beaks needed to pull worms out of the ground
What is longer beaks
200
A plants response to gravity.
What is geotropism?
200
The energy when an object is in motion.
What is kinetic energy?
200
These can build new land in water to create islands.
What are volcanoes?
200
The movement of the broken down rock or materials.
What is erosion
200
Beaks neede to eat seeds
What is shorter and thicker beaks/
300
A plants response to sunlight.
What is phototropism?
300
Energy traveling as electromagnetic waves from the sun.
What is radiant energy?
300
These provide water for vegetation.
What are floods?
300
the depositing of the broken down rock or materials.
What is deposition
300
Beaks needed to hunt rabbits.
What is sharp and tearing beaks?
400
The hole in a plants leaf where the nutrients and the carbon dioxide enters and exits.
What is a stomata?
400
Energy that is stored in the bonds between elements.
What is chemical energy?
400
These can be destroyed when catastrophic events occur.
What are homes?
400
An area of land where all the water that is under it or drains off of it goes into the same place.
What is watershed?
400
Feet needed to swim in water
What is webbed feet?
500
How plants make their food and create oxygen.
What is photosynthesis?
500
Energy that is the sum of potential and kinetic energy.
What is mechanical energy?
500
(True/False)Catastrophic events always have negative effects on people and the environment.
What is False?
500
Water underground.
What is groundwater
500
Beaks needed to get nectar from flowers.
What is long beaks?
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