Papatuanuku
Tawhirimatea
Ruaumoko
Tangaroa
Lab safety
100
Crust, mantle, outer core and inner core.
What are the layers of the Earth?
100
There is approximately 20% of this in the air.
How much oxygen is in the air around us?
100
It is situated on the Pacific plate and Australian plate.
What two tectonic plates is NZ situated on?
100
This means "harbour wave"
What does "tsunami" mean?
100
Should always use this to protect your eyes.
What are safety glasses used for?
200
The crust layer that is broken up into 15 to 20 pieces.
What is tectonic plates?
200
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
What is the main greenhouse gas causing global warming?
200
Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai
What is the name of the Tongan volcano that erupted in 2022?
200
This natural disaster happened on 11th March, 2011
When did the Tohoku tsunami/earthquake happen?
200
The right tube 
Which one is the test tube?
300
The layer made from solid iron and nickel.
What is the inner core made of?
300
The weight of air pressing down on us.
What is air pressure?
300
When two tectonic plates are moving towards each other, often causing earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes to form.
What does convergent boundary mean?
300
This was the deadliest tsunami in history.
What was the Indian Ocean 2004 tsunami?
300
This is information we gather from using our 5 senses - sight, smell, touch, hear and taste.
What is an observation?
400
The name of the supercontinent that was 230,000 years ago.
What is Pangea?
400
This type of pressure system means the weather will be lots of sunshine and no rain. In other words, good weather!
What does high pressure do to the weather?
400
This is the way the hot liquid/air rises and cold liquid/air falls, allowing tectonic plates to move.
What are convection currents?
400
Tangaroa's son, ancestor of fish
Who is Ikatere?
400
We follow this rule because we do all sorts of experiments involving animals, plants and chemicals on our benches.
Why don't we eat in labs?
500
Igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary
What are the three different rock types?
500
This needs warm ocean waters with converging (colliding) winds, forcing the current upwards.
What is needed for a tropical cyclone to occur?
500
This is when liquid from the Earth is squeezed upwards because the shaking from an earthquakes causes the soil particles to push downwards.
Soil liquefaction
500
This sign means that it is a corrosive chemical and can melt through skin/material.
What does this sign mean?