Soil
Landforms
Measurement
Earth
Miscellaneous
100
The breaking down of earth materials by wind, water, or ice
What is weathering?
100
Natural shape or feature of Earth's surface.
What is a landform?
100
This is the tool you would use to measure the length of your desk.
What is ruler?
100
This is the number of layers the Earth is divided into.
What is 4.
100
This form of energy is caused by vibrations.
What is sound?
200
The way soil looks and feels (texture)
What is soil properties.
200
A large flat area of land.
What is a plain?
200
This tool would be used to measure the mass of an apple.
What is a balance scale?
200
The outermost layer of the Earth. Also called the surface.
What is crust?
200
Energy in the form of rays that provide us with heat and light.
What is light energy?
300
A material made of tiny pieces of rock, minerals and decayed plant and animal matter.
What is soil?
300
An area of low land between hills or mountains.
What is a valley?
300
This tool is used to see things far away.
What is a telescope.
300
This layer of the Earth is where the landforms are.
What is the crust?
300
This is what happens when clouds get heavy and water falls back to earth in the form of rain, hail, or snow.
What is precipitation?
400
Decayed plant and animal matter that makes topsoil rich in minerals that plants need
What is humus?
400
Landform that is much higher than the land around it, often with rocky steep sides
What is a mountain?
400
This tool is used to protect your eyes.
What is goggles?
400
This layer of the Earth is made mostly out of rock.
What is crust?
400
The center of our solar system is...
What is the Sun?
500
Made of large grains of weathered or worn rock, lets water pass through quickly
What is sandy soil?
500
Raised landform with sloping sides, smaller than a mountain.
What is a hill?
500
This tool is used to measure volume or capacity.
What is a graduated cylinder?
500
This is the innermost layer of the Earth.
What is the "inner core?"
500
Imaginary line on which a planet rotates form the North to the South poles.
What is axis?
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