What on Earth is That?
Moving Like the Plates
Go With the Flow
Keep It Balanced
It's Infectious!
100

This one type of crust is denser. (oceanic crust or continental crust denser)

Oceanic crust

100

Tectonic plates move apart at this type of boundary, collide at this boundary, and slide past each other at this boundary.

Divide: Divergent, Collide: Convergent, Slide: Transform

BONUS INFO: Divergent = Seafloor Spreading & Rift Valley, Convergent= Volcanic Arcs/Chains & Deep-Sea Trenches, Transform = Earthquakes & Fault Lines

100

Heat flowing outward from Earth's core creates this.

Convection in the mantle

100

The process of maintaining a stable internal environment despite external changes.

Homeostasis

100

An organism that lives on or inside a host and harms the host to gain nutrients (like a tapeworm or tick) is called this.

Parasite

200

This makes up the Lithosphere.

Crust and rigid upper mantle

200

This geological feature forms when two continental plates collide.

Mountains

200

This is how convection works.

Cool, more dense liquids/gases sink and hot, less dense liquids/gases rise.

200

Muscles pull on bones to cause movement and these two systems are directly interacting.

Muscular and Skeletal

200

This infectious agent is non-living and requires a host cell to reproduce.

Virus

300

This is the reason why the inner core solid despite being extremely hot.

Extreme pressure! Outer core is LIQUID!

300

New oceanic crust is constantly being created at this "landform".

Mid-Ocean Ridges

300

These are the three types of heat transfer and an example of each.

Conduction (touching a hot stove), Convection (Earth's mantle), & Radiation (sun's rays)

300

This system is responsible for removing liquid waste products from the blood?.

Excretory system

300

Antibiotics are effective treatments for infections caused by this pathogen.

Bacteria

400

Convection currents occur in this Earth layer. AND...This layer is directly under it.

Convection is in the mantle and the Outer Core is under it.

400

This process occurs when an oceanic plate sinks beneath a continental plate.

Subduction

400

Heat flow within Earth causes energy to be released at the surface as what 2 things?

Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

400

This is how the circulatory and digestive systems interact to maintain homeostasis.

Circulatory transports nutrients absorbed by the digestive system.

400

Vaccines help protect the body mainly by preparing the immune system to recognize these 2 agents.

Viruses and bacteria

500

This list orders Earth's layers from outside to inside.

Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, Inner Core

500

The supercontinent that existed 250 million years ago was called this.

Pangaea

500

This drives volcanic activity along subduction zones.

Heat melting subducted crust into magma.

500

Your breathing rate and heart rate increase while your muscles are working hard. These three body systems are working most closely together to make this happen.

Your breathing and heart rates increase during exercise because your working muscles need more oxygen and glucose to produce energy, and they need to flush out waste products like carbon dioxide (by the excretory system).

The three body systems working most closely together are the respiratory system, the circulatory system, and the muscular system.

500

This infectious agent absorbs nutrients from organic matter and reproduces using spores.

Fungi

M
e
n
u