Geology on Mars
Plate Motion
and Rock Transformations
Earth, Moon, Sun
Populations and Resources
Force, Motion and Magnetism
100

This made the channel on mars that we researched.   

What is water?

100

The ancient fossil we studied as evidence of plate motion.  

What is the Mesosaurus?  

100

The moon gets its light from this source.  

What is the sun? 

100

The main population we studied during this unit.  

What is the moon jelly population?   

100

Energy due to the motion of an object.  

What is kinetic energy?  

200

Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are known as the ________ planets.  

What is rocky?  

200

Africa and South America are moving apart at this type of plate boundary.  

What is divergent?  

200
The amount of the moon that is always illuminated.  (except during an eclipse)

What is half?  

200

A model that shows what eats what in an ecosystem.  An example:  orcas eat sea turtles, turtles eat moon jellies, moon jellies eat zooplankton

What is a food web or food chain?  

200

If the north poles of two different magnets are held in place 1 cm apart, this type of energy will be stored.  

What is potential energy?  

300

The term meaning able to support life.   

What is habitable?  
300

Rocks formed from magma or lava are known as _________.  

What are igneous?   

300

The changing appearance of the moon during the month.  Examples include the new moon and full moon.  

What is a moon phase?  

300

When two or more organisms eat the same resource population, they are in __________.  

What is competition?  

300

To slow an object down, a force should be applied in the _____________ direction the object is going.  

What is opposite?  

400

The type of rock formed from flowing water that was found on the surface of mars.  

What is sedimentary?  

400
Energy from this source is responsible for the formation of metamorphic rocks. 

What is Earth's interior?  

400

When the Moon, Earth and Sun line up in a straight line with the Earth in the middle it is this type of eclipse.  

What is lunar?  

400

A scientist who studies populations of organisms and how they interact with each other and the ecosystem.  

What is an ecologist?  

400

The force that exists between an object and the surface it is moving across.  

What is friction?  

500

The solid part of a rocky planet.  

What is the geosphere?  

500

The type of rock we made using crushed up pieces of jolly rancher candy that cemented together.  

What is sedimentary rock?  

500

The force that keeps the Earth orbiting the sun and the moon orbiting the Earth.  

What is gravity

500

The orange bellied parrot is an example of a population decreasing due to changes in the ecosystem. Name the island where the orange belled parrot lives.   

What is Tasmania?  

500

This object is made by wrapping an iron metal core with wire and connecting it to a power source like a battery.  

What is an electromagnet?