What is Science?
What is Science 2
Weathering/Erosion/Deposition
Landforms
Earth's Spheres
100
What is Science?
The study of the natural world.
100
Why do scientific theories change over time?
Scientists are always making new observations.
100
Give an example of Physical weathering.
Abrasion, Ice wedging, Animal action, etc.
100
Why do sand dunes form in Florida?
There is a lot of sand and strong winds.
100
What is the Cryosphere?
All the frozen water on earth.
200
Explain why Science is different from other activities involving thought.
Science is based on EVIDENCE.
200
Why is science DURABLE?
IT IS OPEN TO CHANGE!!!
200
What is Erosion? What are things that can cause erosion?
The movement of weathered material. Wind, water, gravity, ice
200
Explain how a Delta is formed.
Deposition - ex. sand that is eroded by a river gets deposited as it meets an ocean.
200
An underwater earthquake causes a Tsunami to form. Which two spheres are interacting?
Geosphere and Hydrosphere
300
What's another word for a well-supported explanation of nature?
Scientific Theory
300
What does QUANTITATIVE data consist of?
Numbers! (mass, volume, etc)
300
What is deposition?
"Laying down of sediment"
300
What is the main effect glaciers have had on Florida.
When glaciers melted they changed the coastline.
300
Plants, Animals, Humans. Which sphere are these all a part of?
Biosphere
400
Why do scientific investigations need to be repeated?
More data ensures accurate results.
400
Why do scientific laws last through the years?
They are open to change as new evidence is presented.
400
The process of ________________ causes rocks to change composition when reacting with oxygen.
Chemical Weathering/Oxidation
400
How are mountains important to Florida.
They are an important source of sediment for our beaches.
400
What is the layer of mostly invisible gases that surround and protect the Earth?
The Atmosphere.
500
What does QUALITATIVE data consist of?
Descriptions (ex. what does the sugar cube look like after shaking)
500
Hayley is conducting an experiment to determine if the shape of a container affects the rate water evaporates. Why is it important that she keeps accurate notes about her procedure and results?
To repeat the same experiment to determine if the results are valid.
500
How does the action of waves cause a coastline to change over time?
Wave action can erode away the beach.
500
What's the difference between a river and a lake?
A river is moving water - a lake is water surrounded by land.
500
Describe an interaction between the Atmosphere and the Hydrosphere.
ex. fog forming over a lake
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