1
2
3
4
5
100
burnt material. For example, the grey powdery material left when the wood has burnt.
ash
100
the outer layer of the Earth. Note that '____' is also used in English to describe the hard outer layer of bread.
crust
100
How are you feeling?
Good
Bad
Ok
Good for you
100
melted rocks
magma
100
small flat organs on a fish's body which help it to swim.
fins
200
20 times jumping jacks
400 points
200
an organ that fish have to allow them to breathe.
gills
200
the center of the Earth
core
200
Name earth layers
each layer = 50 points
crust
mantle
inner core
outer core
200
the point on the surface of the Earth immediately above the focus. The ________ is where the most damage occurs
epicentre
300
materials that make up the inside of the Earth
internal structure
300
the possibility of something happening
risk
300
materials that make up the surface of the Earth
external structure
300
the part of a bird used to catch and hold food crack open - to break something open.
beak
300
sing an English song get...
1000 points
400
How old is your science teacher?
29 = 800 points
wrong answer 400 points
400
a verb that means to shoot out suddenly
erupt
400
How deep are the crust, mantle, inner core, and outer core
one correct answer 100 points
400
- a way in which energy travels, for example, earthquakes travel through the Earth's crust in ______.
waves
400
magma that reaches the surface of the Earth’s
lava
500
a small volcano that erupts on the side of the main volcano
secondary cone
500
sing khmer song get...
1000 points
500
pick a color and get points
red
green
yellow
red 0 points
green 500 points
yellow 1000 points
500
a flat uplifted area of rock. For example, most of India and Africa consist of a _______
plateau
500
a large hole at the top of a volcano where material erupts
crater
600
Volcano diagram.
With all labels = 2000 points
600
get hydrated and get....
600 points
600
What is the temperature of the cores?
600C
600
a volcano that erupts lava and ash which builds up into a cone-shaped mountain
composite volcano
600
How do we see objects?
Correct answer 2000 points
Light travels from the light source to the object. The light bounces or reflects off the object into our eyes.