Light
Geography
Rocks
Natural Disasters
Plants and Animals
Energy
100
Energy, like sound and light, travel in _____
waves
100
Where two plates meet
boundary
100
When sediment is settled down in a new location
deposition
100
What natural disaster can form from an underwater earthquake?
tsunami
100
The part of the plant that stabilizes the plant and absorbs water from the soil.
roots
100
The ability to do work or cause change
energy
200
The high point of a wave
crest
200
The part of a map that tells you what symbols mean on the map.
the key or legend
200
The type of rock that can contain fossils
sedimentary
200
What natural disasters can happen at transform boundaries?
earthquakes
200
ears, nose, skin, and eyes are all ____
sense receptors
200
At what line would the car have the most energy to move the block?
Line 4
300
How high a wave is called the ____
amplitude
300
What is this area called?
The Ring of Fire
300
What is letter B representing?
erosion
300
These are used on buildings to protect from shaking. What are they called?
base isolations
300
Some invertebrates have a skeleton on the outside called a __
exoskeleton
300
What type of energy transfer takes
place in the picture?
electrical to light
400
When light bends while going through different mediums it is called ___
refraction
400
Mountain ranges form from what kind of plate boundary?
convergent
400
What is this called?
geologic column OR fossil record
400
What should you do during an earthquake?
stay away from windows, cover your head
400
A type of vertebrate that goes through a metamorphosis.
amphibians
400
Why do have to get out of a swimming pool when lightening is near?
water is a conductor of energy (which means you can get electrocuted in the water)
500
An object that does not allow light to pass through is called
opaque
500
What can form at divergent boundary?
trenches
500
Fossils that are impressions such as footprints, burrows, or nests made by ones-living organisms
trace fossils
500
Hawaii was formed from ____
hot spots
500
Something that alerts a response
stimulus
500
What do renewable and nonrenewable resources have in common?
They both come from nature.