Geology
The five steps of sedimentary rock formation
What are weathering, erosion, deposition, compaction, cementation?
A mixture of multiple materials that becomes the same throughout
What is a solution?
The seventh planet from the sun
What is Uranus?
An organism that makes its own food
What is a producer?
A closed loop of electrical energy
What is a circuit?
A landform that is caused by weathering and erosion from the inside of a mountain
What is a cave?
How much space an object takes up
What is volume?
The reason the Sun and Moon rise in the east and set in the west
What is the rotation of the Earth?
Body parts of an organism and the jobs they do for survival
What are structures and functions?
What is work?
Oil, natural gas, coal
What are fossil fuels? (nonrenewable)
What is the melting point/freezing point?
0 degrees Celsius
The two times when shadows will be the longest
What are sunrise and sunset?
A type of trait that comes from an organism's parents
When an image appears on the surface of an object or material
What is reflection?
A type of soil that is a mix of sand, silt, and clay
What is loam?
The property of matter that only three elements actually have
What is magnetism? (ferromagnetic elements - iron, nickel, cobalt)
The cause of the seasons
What is the tilt of the Earth?
What plants need for growth
What are air (CO2) and water (H)?
Type of energy that uses motion
What is mechanical energy?
A type of renewable energy that involves the splitting of atoms
What is nuclear energy?
A mystery material is soluble in water, is not magnetic, has a density of 1.01, and is a conductor. Will it sink?
No, it will dissolve!
The reason there are more hours of daylight in 24 hours than night hours
What is refraction? (of sunlight entering the atmosphere at "apparent sunrise/sunset")
The type of environment an area was formed in if brachiopod fossils were found in its rock layers
What is an ocean or aquatic environment?
When light enters a water droplet, splitting the colors of visible light in the electromagnetic spectrum
What is refraction?