Human Machine
Animal & Plant Adaptations
The Birth of Rocks
Waves of Sound
Energizing Everything/Electricity, Light, & Heat
100

These are the two main parts of the body that help you move.

Muscles and bones

100

This is a physical trait, like a polar bear's white fur, that helps an animal blend into its surroundings.

Camouflage

100

What is the name for liquid rock?

lava

100

True or false: All sound starts with a vibration.

True

100

Conductor or insulator? "A material that easily allows electricity or heat to pass through it."

Conductor

200

What is the name of the body parts that are moving places where bones meet?

joints

200

This is a behavioral trait where animals travel long distances to find food or warmer weather when seasons change.

Migration

200

What is the name of the pattern of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean?

The Ring of Fire

200

The type of energy that travels through vibrations and lets us hear sounds.

Sound energy

200

When two moving objects crash into each other, this event is called a...

Collision

300

This part of the eye allows light to enter and helps you focus.

The pupil

300

This is a physical trait or behavior that helps an organism survive in its environment.

An adaptation

300

The slow process that breaks rocks down into smaller pieces.

Weathering/erosion

300

Do high pitch sounds have fast or slow vibrations?

Fast

300

A series of falling dominoes is a great real-world example of this type of sequence.

Chain reaction

400

What are the string-like parts of your body that are pulled by muscles to help you move?

tendons

400

What is a key feature that most animals have if they are nocturnal? Why is this important?

Large eyes with wide pupils so that their eyes can let as much light in as possible.

Bonus 100: Reflective layer of tissue behind the retina

400

Rocks that have visible layers that often contain fossils, telling us about environments that existed millions of years ago.

Sedimentary rock

400

Do low-pitched sounds have long or short wavelengths?

Long

400

During a collision, this is what happens to energy as it moves from the faster-moving object into the stationary object.

Energy transfer

500

What part of your body carries information to the brain?

Nerves

500

An action or something an animal does without being taught (like a bird building a nest) that aids its survival.

An instinct

500

What is the name of the shape of a volcano that doesn't explode? 

shield

500

Sound waves need something to travel through. List at least two of those things. Bonus 100 if you can list all three.

Air, water, solids

500

A complete, unbroken path that allows electricity to flow and power a lightbulb or motor.

A circuit

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