🐾 Behavioral Traits
🌿 Ecosystems
⚗️ Properties of Matter
💡 Light & Energy
🌍 Earth’s Changes
100

This type of behavior is something animals are born knowing how to do, like turtles heading to the ocean.

An instinct

100

These are the living parts of an ecosystem, like plants and animals.

Biotic factors

100

These are the three basic forms matter can take.

Solid, liquid, and gas

100

This happens when light bounces off a mirror.

Reflection

100

This process breaks down rocks into smaller pieces.

Weathering

200

This is a behavior that animals learn over time, like orcas hunting together in packs.

A learned behavior

200

These are the nonliving parts of an ecosystem, like sunlight, water, and rocks.

Abiotic factors

200

If an object does this in water, it is less dense than water.

It floats.

200

This is the path that light travels in.

A straight line

200

This force carves canyons by moving over rock for a long time.

Water

300

This instinct helps turtle hatchlings avoid predators and get to their ocean home.

Returning quickly to the sea

300

This cycle shows how animals eat plants or other animals to survive.

A food web

300

A metal spoon can do this with heat, so it gets hot quickly.

Conduct thermal energy

300

A black shirt does this with most of the light that hits it.

Absorbs it

300

These types of rocks form when layers of sediment are pressed together.

Sedimentary Rocks

400

This group hunting method helps orcas catch more food and protect one another.

Hunting in packs

400

If this abiotic factor is polluted, fish may not survive.

Water

400

When sugar does this in water, it becomes a solution.

Dissolves

400

This is what happens when light bounces off of a curved mirror.

It's reflected.

400

These energy sources are formed from ancient plants and animals.

Fossil Fuels

500

A baby kangaroo climbs into its mother’s pouch just after birth. Later, it learns how to find food by watching its mom. Which behavior is an instinct?

Climbing in the pouch
500

A frog hides under a log to stay cool and eats insects that come near. Is the frog interacting with a biotic factor, an abiotic factor, or both? Explain.

Both

500

You drop a metal paperclip and a wooden stick into a cup of water. The paperclip sinks, but the stick floats. What property are you testing?

Density

500

You shine a flashlight on a mirror, and the light bounces off. Then, you shine it through a glass of water, and the light bends. Finally, you point it at a black sweater, and the light disappears.
Which action demonstrates refraction?

Shining the light through the water

500

After many years, a river moves sand and mud downstream and drops it off where the river meets the ocean, creating new land. What kind of landform is being created?

A Delta

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