5 Monkeys
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Spring
100

Give an example of an electric conductor

Any object made of metal

100

Plants are producers, which means they...

Use the suns energy to make its own food.

100

True or False

rocks, water, and dirt are living things (biotic)

False

100

Rain, hail, sleet, and snow are all this

What is precipitation? 

100

Kool aid, tea, and water are examples of this

liquids

200

This is the fifth planet from the sun?

Jupiter (fun fact: Jupiter is the Roman God of sky and thunder - the equivalent of Zeus)

200

The furthest planet from the sun in the Milky Way

Neptune

200

Why is oil, coal, and certain gases called fossil fuels?

They came from millions/billions of years of decomposing animals, plants, and they became oil, coal, etc...

200

On a magnet, like poles (positive and positive, negative and negative)

Repel

They force each other away

200

Why do stars appear to move at night?

Earth's rotation

300

What does Renewable mean in science?

An energy source (resource) that can be used over and over without running out (solar power, wind power)

300

What is an example of force?

Push or pull

300

Omnivores eat...

Animals and plants

300

Scientists when asking new questions will always use The Scientific ________?

The Scientific Method

300

Matter with tightly packed particles and a definite shape

What is a solid?

400

What are some non-renewable resources?

Coal, oil, water
400

The process when leaves on trees use sunlight for energy

What is Photosynthesis?

400
Briefly explain a magnet to someone who's never seen it

Positive and Negative sides attract - magnets only hold to metal ...

400

Give 3 examples of different types of ecosystems/habitats

Grassland

Woodland

Desert

Ocean

Tundra (Arctic)

400

The closest star to Earth

Our sun

500

Which is the hottest planet in the Milky Way?

Venus
500

Name one form of energy.

Kinetic energy

Mechanical energy

Electrical energy

Light energy

Thermal energy

Sound energy

500

What is the strongest bone in the human body?

The femur (thigh bone)

500

Why do humans need a variety of nutrients from foods to survive?

Nutrients help to keep our cells alive. Nutrients help with every day needs like our immune system, organ function, growth...

500

The layer of air surrounding the Earth...

Our atmosphere

600

What happens when the sun heats the ocean?

Evaporation

600

This is the process of wind or water gradually change a landscape (ie how a waterfall or canyon is formed)

Erosion

600

What is the atmosphere made of?

All gases - Mostly Nitrogen (75%) Oxygen (20%) and the rest very small amounts of other gases

600

this organism eats only plants 

What is an herbivore?

600

Water droplets form on a piece of glass above a boiling pot of water. What process causes this?

Condensation

700

what are the 3 states of matter?

What is solid, liquid, gas?

700

What makes up what we look like and what we get from our family's bloodline?

Genetics / Genes

700

What is the smallest component all living and non living things are made of?

Atoms

700

How long does it take the Earth to complete 1 rotation?

24 hours - 1 day

700

The arrows on a food web mean what?

The flow of energy.

800

How old is the Universe?

13 billion years old


800

Organisms that break down dead material

Decomposers

800

How old is the Earth?

4.5 billion years old

800

How long does it take for the Earth to complete 1 orbit?

365 (and a quarter) days - one year

800

How many bones are in the human adult body? 

206

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