Easy Vocabulary from ALL units:)
Unit 2 : Subunit 1
Unit 2 : Subunit 2
Unit 2: Subunit 3
Challenge Alert! :)
100
A solid, outer part of Earth.
Lithosphere
100
This is easyyyyyyy. What do you call continents that move?
Hint: It is NOT tectonic plates. There is another meaning for tectonic plates.
Continental Drift
100
This is so simple. What are the two known cores below us?
Inner core and outer core
100
In our lab, Going Going Gone, what happened to the sugar before and after water was added? Did it disappear? Did the color change?
Various answers. Each group could have different results.
100
Sedimentary rocks include sandstone, mudstone, and gravel. True or false?
False. Sedimentary rocks include sandstone AND mudstone.
200
Two tectonic plates moving AWAY from each other.
Divergent boundary
200
Let's go back in time to Subunit 1. Where were the fossils on the map? The ocean? In Antarctica? Alaska? Where?
Throughout the continents.
200
The crust and the upper mantle forms the . . .?
Lithosphere
200
In our lab, Crayon Rock Materials, what happens to the "rocks" when energy is transferred to them?
OUR ANSWER! WAIT TILL LAB EXPERIMENT!
200
Why is it important to give a claim, evidence, and reasoning?
Various answers :)
300
The asthenosphere is another hard, long word for the mantle. True or false. Be careful with your answer
False! The asthenosphere is the upper part of Earth's mantle and below the lithosphere.
300
Wegener, an explorer, figured out at least two evidence that continents have drifted over time. What was one of them.
Fossils and rocks/coal
300
You should know that both continental and oceanic crusts are less dense than the mantle. Though which is denser between the two crusts? Continental crust or Oceanic Crust?
Oceanic Crust
300
Igneous rocks are formed when . . .?
Magma (lava) cools down below or on Earth's surface.
300
What did Wegener found out about the continents?
The continents seemed to fit together
or
The continents were once next to each other
400
People who study earthquakes.
Seismologists
400
Rewind! Could most of the fossils (animals) swim across the ocean?
No. Some couldn't swim and some could ONLY swim in fresh water.
400
Yay! TRICK question: In the convection current video, it explain that the currents travel around the world. How long did it take?
A. A million years
B. Thousands of years
C. Unpredictable
D. One second
Video said only thousands of years.
If you said C, that is also correct, for it could take a whole decade or just a year.
400
Metamorphic rocks can:
A. Melt
B. The minerals INSIDE can change
C. Can turn invisible
D. Can't do anything above
B, the minerals INSIDE can change.
400
This is hard! List in order, the structure of Earth's layers. IN ORDER! Also, DON'T try and cheat :) You can say at least 5 layers or more!
Hint: There are 2 cores . . .
1. Crust
2. Lithosphere
3. Asthenosphere
4. Mantle
5. Outer core
6. Inner core
500
A rock changed by energy transfer (heat) forms . . .?
Metamorphic rocks
500
Multi Answer! Why did most scientists disapprove Wegener's hypothesis?
A. They just said random words
B. They didn't listen to him
C. They thought that the continents would be deformed
D. Most scientists didn't disapprove. They actually agreed with him.
C, they thought the continents would be deformed if the continents moved over time.
500
This will be simple if you READ the science textbooks. What are the 3 boundaries called? Explain which direction each boundary goes.
1. Transform boundary - Past each other
2. Divergent boundary - Move AWAY
3. Convergent boundary - Comes closer to each other
500
What did seismologists found out about the cause of earthquake damage to buildings?
Ground shaking is the primary cause of damage to buildings.
500
Can you stump other tables with your own SCIENCE RELATED question (from Units 1-2) ...? 
Answer . . . dun dun dunnnnn
I don't know. This question was random because I ran out of ideas. :(