Rock cycle
Scientifc Method
Heat transfer
Erosion
Weathering
100

Includes sand, pebbles, bones, and shells 

Sediment

100

A scientific explanation for an observation that can be tested by further investigation. An "If...Then" statement

hypothesis

100
What is conduction

Heat transfer through touch

100

process of wearing down rock by friction - usually due to water or wind 

abrasion

100

small, solid pieces of material that come from weathered rocks or living things 

Sediment

200

Formed from heat and pressure

Metamorphic Rock

200

steps followed to solve problems: collecting data, formulating & testing a hypothesis, & stating conclusions.

scientific method

200

How does Radiation move

Heat transfer through Electromagetinc waves

200

process in which layers of rock gradually break off as pressure is released from the rock 

exfoliation

200

rain, sleet, or snow that contains a high concentration of acid

Acid Rain

300

Means "to change"

Metamorphic Rock

300

The variable that is being changed (manipulated) by the experimenter.

independent variable

300

Flow of energy from one thing to another. 

Heat 

300

the repeated freezing and thawing of water in rocks that causes the rock to split apart 

ice wedging 

300

A large sheet of moving ice that covers a large part of a continent and can smooth or flatten the landscape 

Glacier

400

Formed from compaction and cementation of sediments 

Sedimentary Rock

400

The variable that reacts (responds) to what you have changed (manipulated).

dependent variable

400

Energy that speeds up molecules?

Thermal Energy

400

the process by which rocks break down as a result of chemical reactions 

Chemical Weathering

400

The movement of rock material from one place to another. 

Erosion.

500

What can be found in sedimentary rocks that is not found in the other two types?

Organic Material

500

A variable that is not changed in an experiment

constant

500

Materials that transfer energy easily. 

Conductor
500

the process by which rocks break down as a result of chemical reactions 

Chemical Weathering

500

A large mass of slow-moving ice 

glacier

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