Earth's Rotation
Patterns and Shadows
Water Cycle
Weather
Natural Resources
100
  1. Scientists use several imaginary lines to divide the Earth to explain its movement. Which of these imaginary lines does Earth rotate around?

A. The pole

B. The equator

C. The axis

D. The longitude


What is the Axis? 

100

A shadow moves in the______ direction from the sun.

A. Same 

B. Opposite 

What is opposite? 

100

______is when water falls from the sky as rain, snow, hail, or sleet.

A. Condensation 

B.Precipitation 

C. Evaporation 

D. Rotation 

What is precipitation? 

100

_______is the process in which particles are broken away and removed from land.

A. Weathering

B. Erosion

C. Water Cycle 

What is erosion? 

100

______is a type of rock that forms when many layers of sediment harden over along period of time.

A.  Sedimentary Rock 

B. Fossil Fuel 

C. Natural Resources 


What is a sedimentary rock?

200

It takes about ______  for Earth to complete one full

rotation on its axis.



What is 24 hours? 

200

Which statement best explains what a shadow is?  

A. A shadow is a dark area formed when light passes through an object. 

B. A shadow is a light area formed when light shines on an object. 

C. A shadow is a dark area formed when light is blocked by an object.















What is A shadow is a dark area formed when light is blocked by an object? 

200

_____is the way that water moves around Earth in different forms.

A. Water Cycle

B. Evaporation

C. Condensation 

What is the water cycle? 

200

____is a landform made when sand is deposited into a mound or ridge.

A. Canyon 

B. Delta 

C. Sand Dunes 

What is a sand dune? 

200

_____a substance formed from dead organisms that can be used for energy.

A. Renewable Resource 

B. non-renewable resource 

C. fossil fuels 

What is a fossil fuel? 

300

When it is daytime where you live, the part of Earth where you are located is facing:


A. away from the sun.


B. toward the sun.

What is toward the sun?

300

At what time of day would a person’s shadow be

the shortest?

A. early morning

B. middle of day

C. late afternoon

What is the middle of day? 

300

_____is the change from gas to liquid.

A. Evaporation 

B. Condensation 

C. Precipitation


What is condensation? 

300

_____is a landform made of sediment deposited by a river.


A. Glaciers

B. Delta

C. Canyons

What is a Delta? 

300

______is a natural resource that can be used up or that cannot be replaced.

A. non-renewable resource 

B. renewable resource 

C. fossil fuel 

What is a non-renewable resource? 

400

Earth's ______ causes day and night. 

A. Rotation

B. Appear

C. Axis

D. Model 

What is Rotation? 

400

When the sun is low in the sky, a shadow is ____

When the sun is high, a shadow is ______

A. short and long 

B. long and short 

What is long and short? 

400

Put the steps in order to identify how water from the ocean can affect the weather by becoming precipitation.


water falls as rain

water condenses

water evaporates

What is water evaporates, water condenses, water falls as rain? 

400

_____is a deep, narrow valley with steep sides. This landform is made when water, wind, or ice wears away the land.

A. Erosion 

B. Canyons

C. Delta 

What is a Canyon? 

400

Why does petroleum, a fossil fuel, form in sedimentary rocks?

A. Sedimentary rock is formed from heat and pressure deep in the center of Earth.

B. Sedimentary rock has empty spaces where fossils can settle and change form.

C. Sedimentary rock is rich in iron that converts to petroleum over time.

What is Sedimentary rock has empty spaces where fossils can settle and change form? 

500

What does this model show? 

  1. Earth rotating on its axis

  2. Earth orbiting the sun

  3. Earth’s distance to the sun

  4. Earth’s North and South poles


What is earth rotating on its axis? 

500

Think about the length of shadows and how they help you tell the time of day. At which times of the day would you expect longer shadows? 

  1. 8 a.m. and 5 p.m 

  2. 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. 

What is 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.? 

500

How does the sun interact with the ocean in the water cycle?

A. The sun heats the water in the ocean and causes water to condense.

B. The sun heats the water in the ocean and causes the water to evaporate.

C. The sun reflects off the ocean and this causes tides to form.

What is  The sun heats the water in the ocean and causes the water to evaporate? 

500

____is the breaking down of landforms by natural forces such as water, wind,
or ice.

What is weathering? 

500

The 3Rs is one approach to waste management. 

What are the 3Rs? 

What is reduce, reuse, recycle? 

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