Earth, Sun, and Moon
Renewable and Nonrenewable Resources
Rocks
This and That
Earth's Processes
100

This causes the Earth's seasons.

the tilt of the Earth?

100

A resource that nature can replace within an average lifetime

renewable resource

100

What kind of rock forms from other rocks by heat and pressure?

Metamorphic

100

A large body of slowly moving ice.

glacier

100

This is how chemical and physical weathering are the same.

they both break down rocks into smaller pieces

200

The Earth takes this long to revolve around the sun.

about 365 days

200

Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of this type of non-renewable resource

fossil fuels

200

Rocks are made mostly of these

Minerals

200

It takes this long for the Earth to complete one full rotation.

24 hours

200

These are the 3 processes that slowly change Earth’s surface.

weathering, erosion, and deposition

300

During this phase of the moon, we can't see any of the lit up side of the moon.

new moon

300

Protecting, saving, or avoiding the wasteful and destructive use of natural resources is called

conservation

300

Color, streak, cleavage, and hardness are examples of this...

Mineral properties

300

This property is useful to distinguish two minerals that have the same color

streak

300

Name 2 rapid processes that can affect landforms.

landslide, earthquake, volcano

400

The moon makes these two kinds of movements about once each year

revolution and rotation

400

Name 2 natural resources that will never run out

air, sun, water

400

What is the name of the type of rock that forms from melted rock that cools and hardens?

Igneous

400

This landform is formed by deposition at the mouth of a river (for example, as rivers flow into an ocean)

delta

400

Which of these is not a cause of erosion? heat, ice, water, or wind

Heat

500

As we see less and less of the lit part of the moon, we say that it is doing this.

waning

500

Glass is made from this nonrenewable resource

Sand or rock

500

This type of rock may contain a fossil or a shell.

Sedimentary

500

What describes the change of water from a liquid state to water vapor?

evaporation

500

When one tectonic plate slides beneath another this may form

volcano

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