The state of matter in which the atoms keep the shape that they are in.
What is a solid?
A camera lens and a magnifying glass are both used to do this to light..
What is 'refract'?
The living and nonliving things and their interactions in an environment are called this.
What is an ecosystem?
Desposition of silt and soil at the mouth of a river can form this landform over long periods of time.
What is a DELTA?
The characteristics of a type of matter;
What are properties?
A continuous path through which electricity can travel.
What is a circuit?
Skin, hair and eye color, which are passed down from parent to offspring, are examples of these.
What are inherited traits?
What are weathering and erosion?
A mixture in which one substance is dissolved in another;
What is a solution?
Using the elastic energy of a rubber band to turn a toy airplane propeller is an example of using what type of energy?
What is mechanical energy?
Behaviors that are passed down and not learned are called this.
What are instincts?
Dead organic materials formed these valuable resources after millions of years of compaction and pressure under the earth.
What are fossil fuels?
What does the tower in the image below demonstrate?
What is (relative) density?
(the density of various substances in relation to water)
A circuit in which electricity can travel more than one path is what type of circuit?
What is a parallel circuit?
Deforestation as a result of human acitivity could cause these.
What is habitat loss, inncreased competition for resources;
A U-shaped valley is likely the result of erosion by this chilly slow-mover.
What is a glacier?
You can use a filter, sieve, magnet or evaporation to do this to a mixture.
What is SEPARATE it into its parts?
What are each of the following units of measurement used to measure: centimeter, celsius, newton, gram?
What are: length, temperature, force, mass.
Riding a bike or speaking a language are examples of these.
What are learned behaviors?
The multi-colored bands of sandstone and shale in this deep and steep landform are usually made from these type of rock. (2 words)
What are canyon and sedimentary?
Mrs. Hefner heats some water in a microwave before pouring a spoonful of sugar in it and stirring. What is she most likely trying to do by heating and then stirring the water?
What is 'dissolve' the sugar in the water faster.
Mr. Kolenbrander turns on the heat of his stove and places a pan on the burner. He cracks an egg and fries it, then removes it from the pan and eats it. His body digests the egg and he feels energy flow through his body. Name at least three forms of energy he used, in order.
What are electrical, thermal, mechanical and chemical energy
Animal's particular physical traits, and the purposes they serve; for example, a webbed foot helps push water and make swimming through water eaiser;
2 words that define these two attributes;
What are structure and function?
Name the two ways that Earth moves, displayed in the images below, and tell the cycles they cause.

What are revolution and rotation?
(or, rotate and revolve)
(seasons/year, 24-hour day)