Natural Resources
Slow Changes
Moon Phases
Seasons
CHALLENGE...
100

A type of resource that will not replenish in our lifetime, such as oil, coal, and natural gas 

What is a nonrenewable resource?

100

One of the following does not belong.

Erosion, Sediment, Deposition, Weathering

What is sediment?

100

TRUE or FALSE: The moon creates its own light.

What is FALSE?

100

When the northern hemisphere is pointing away from the sun and experiencing winter, the southern hemisphere is pointing towards the sun and experiencing ______.

What is summer?

100

The season that animals hibernate

What is winter?

200

Name two examples of renewable resources.

What are wind energy, solar energy, hydropower, or geothermal energy? (Any 2 of these work)

200

What forms when a river meets the ocean and drops off sediment?

Bonus 100: What is the name of this process? 

What is a delta? 

Bonus: What is deposition?

200

There are __ phases in the lunar cycle. 

What is 8?

200

The season with the least average daylight hours and temperatures

What is winter?

200

This allows groundwater to flow through aquifers. 

What is the space between rocks called pores?

(An answer similar to this works)

300

The term we use to describe waste that is released into the environment as a result of burning fossil fuels

What is pollution?

300

A moving mass of ice that can carve out a U-shaped valley

Bonus 100: What is the name of this process?

What is a glacier?

Bonus 100: What is erosion?

300

The amount of time it takes to go from one full moon to the next full moon. 

What is one lunar month, about one month, four weeks, or 29.5 days? (Any 1 of these work)

300
The invisible line that goes through the north pole and the south pole that the Earth ROTATES on

What is an axis?

300

Wind erosion and deposition results in these two landforms. 

What are sand dunes and rock arches? (BOTH parts needed for 300 points)

400

The three Rs of conservation are _____, ______, and _______. 

What is reduce, reuse, and recycle?

400

Name two agents of change. 

What are wind, water, waves, and ice? (Any 2 of these work)

400

Where the moon is positioned during a new moon

What is between the earth and the sun?

400

The two reasons why Earth experiences seasons are ____________________ and ________________________. 

What is the tilt on its axis and its revolution around the sun? 

(BOTH parts needed for 300 points)

400

The greatest disadvantage of using renewable energy is the ______. 

What is cost?

500

Name an advantage of using fossil fuels.

What is reliable, cheap, abundant, or accessible? (Any 1 of these work).

500

Name two agents of change that would result in a sea arch.

What are wind and water?

500

The moon phase one would predict to see about two weeks after a full moon

What is a new moon?

500

The months you expect to have the greatest average daylight hours and temperatures are ______, _______, and _______.

What are June, July, and August?

500

There are about ___ days between each moon phase.

Two possible numerical answers.

What is 3 or 4? 

 

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