Electricity
Plant and Animal Classification
Destructive and Constructive
Forces
Matter of Change
Cells
100

This is the flow of electrical charge.

What is a current?

100

This class of vertebrates has feathers and lays eggs.

What are birds?

100

This destructive force wears away rocks and soil over time through wind, water, or ice.

What is erosion?

100

This type of change alters the appearance of a substance but doesn't create a new one, like tearing paper.

What is a physical change?

100

Plant cells have this rigid outer layer in addition to the cell membrane, providing support.

What is the cell wall?

200

This is a closed pathway that allows electricity to flow.

What is a circuit?

200

This group of invertebrates has a segmented body and an exoskeleton.

What are reptiles?

200

This type of destructive event can cause rapid shaking of the Earth's surface.

What is an earthquake?

200

Changing water from a liquid to a solid is this type of physical change.

What is freezing?

200

Animal cells are often this shape, unlike the more regular shape of plant cells.

What is irregular (or round)?

300

This device opens or closes an electric circuit.

What is a switch?

300

This class of aquatic vertebrates breathes using gills and typically has fins and scales

What is fish?

300

Large ocean waves crashing against the shore can cause this destructive process.

What is wave erosion?

300

The three common states of matter on Earth are solid, liquid, and this.

What is gas?


300

This part of the cell is like the "powerhouse," releasing energy for the cell to use.

What are mitochondria?

400

This type of electricity stays in one place and doesn't flow continuously.

What is static electricity?

400

This class of vertebrates feeds milk to its young.

What are mammals?

400

This destructive event occurs when gravity pulls rocks and soil down a slope.

What is a landslide?

400

When you mix baking soda and vinegar, the fizzing and bubbling show this type of change is happening.

What is a chemical change?

400

These are tiny living things, often single-celled, that can be found everywhere.

What are microorganisms (or microbes)?

500

Name a material that allows electricity to flow through it easily.

What is a conductor? (Examples: copper, aluminum, metal)

500

DAILY DOUBLE

This group of invertebrates has a spiny skin and lives in the ocean.

500

The movement of this beneath the Earth's surface is responsible for both earthquakes (destructive) and the formation of mountains (constructive).

What are tectonic plates?

500

The process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create sugar and oxygen is this important chemical change.

What is photosynthesis?

500

These tiny structures within the cell have specific jobs, like little organs.

What are organelles?

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