The Basics
Shape Earth’s surface by building mountains and landmasses
What is a CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE?
What are BINOCULARS?
Abundant life can be found here
What is the BIOSPHERE?
The study of ocean water, ocean floor, and marine organisms
What is OCEANOGRAPHY?
______ all _______ exactly as they are written. If in doubt, ask your teacher for help!
What is READ and DIRECTIONS?
Slowly wear away mountains and other land features on Earth's surface
What is a DESTRUCTIVE FORCE?
A piece of unglazed pottery used to help identify minerals.
What is a STREAK PLATE?
Thin layer of gases that surround and protect Earth
What is the ATMOSPHERE?
Study of conditions in the atmosphere.
**I said ohh, it's cold in here, we must be learnin' 'bout the atmosphere :o)
What is METEOROLOGY?
To wave your hand over a substance for the air to move toward your nose
What is WAFTING?
A group of parts that work together as a whole.
What is a SYSTEM?
Time's UNIT and SYMBOL.
What is SECOND and "s"?
This covers about 70% of planet Earth
What is the HYDROSPHERE?
Study focuses on the solar system, galaxies, and stars
What is ASTRONOMY?
Always _________ your work area and __________ after an experiment.
What is CLEANUP and EQUIPMENT?
Earth scientists use several big ideas to guide them:
1) Structure of Earth's systems
2) Earth's history
3) Earth in the _______ ________
What is the SOLAR SYSTEM?
An educated guess that can be tested by scientific investigation.
What is a HYPOTHESIS?
Glaciers and ice floats can be found here.
What is the CRYOSPHERE?
What is ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE?
Never ______ or push someone in the lab.
What is RUN?
These 2 things constantly move from one part of the Earth's systems to another.
What are MATTER AND ENERGY?
A tool used to measure the speed and force of the wind.
What is an ANEMOMETER?
Another name for the Geosphere.
What is the LITHOSPHERE?
What is GEOLOGY?
Never use ________ or _________ glassware.
What is BROKEN or CHIPPED?