Vocab.
Vocab 2.
Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
100

What is a natural feature on Earth ? 

landform

100

What is a pint or part of a plant or animal that lived long ago?

Fossil

100

What covers most of Earth's surface? 

water

100

Name a fast change to earth 

truck digging a hole, volcano, earthquakes, 

100

What clues can a fossil give about an extinct plant? 

A fossil can show the size and shape of an extinct pant. 

200

A flat area of land. 

A Plain

200

What is a plant or animal that no longer lives on Earth ? 

Extinct
200

Name three different landforms.

mountains, hills, plains, valley,  or island.

200

Name slow changes to Earth . 

Weathering and Erosion

200

What is the first reason scientists study fossils? 

to see how plants and animals change over time 

300

A large body of moving ice. 

glacier 

300

What landform is surrounded by water ? 

island

300

Name three different bodies of water. 

ocean, lakes and ponds, rivers and streams, glaciers.

300

How are earthquakes and volcanos different? 

Earthquakes  can cause the land to crack. Volcanos can explode and send rock and ash into the air  and over the ground. 

300

What is the second reason scientists study fossils? 

for clues about these plants and animals

400

when water, ice or wind break down rocks into small pieces.

weathering

400

What landform is very high and large ? 

Mountains

400

Which bodies of water are made of fresh water ? 

lakes, ponds, rivers, streams, and glaciers

400

What causes weathering ? 

water, ice, or wind

400

What is the last reason that scientists study fossils? 

To learn how Earth has changed slowly over time.

500

When wind, water, or other causes move rocks and soil. 

Erosion

500

when do rivers and streams form ? 

When water runs downhill

500

What is the difference between an ocean and a lake ? 

An ocean is larger than a lake and has salt water. The lake is made of freshwater. 

500

How does most erosion happen in dry regions? 

Wind blows sand and soil to other places.

500

what steps must happen after the lizard dies for it to become a fossil? 

Mud and sand must cover the lizard, turning to rock after a long time. The lizard remains must become rock too.

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