Body Systems
The string that connects bones to muscles, causing movement in our bodies
Tendon
an internal or external body part of a plant or animal
structure
Where are volcanoes lcoated?
In the Ring of Fire, on the coast, and in groups
small pieces of rock
sediment
What is sound?
A vibration that we can hear
The hole in the middle of the eye that can get larger or smaller to let light in
pupil
the actions of a living thing
behavior
Explosive Volcanoes
the process of rock breaking down into smaller pieces
weathering
Define vibration
a quick movement back and forth
The nerves that send messages from our brain to our bodies, telling our muscles to move.
Movement Nerves
a trait that helps a living thing survive in its environment
adaptation
Non-explosive Volcanoes
Shield Volcanoes
the process of sediment being carried away and transported
erosion
How loud or quiet a sound is
volume/amplitude
The nerves that receive messages from one of our senses, and sends messages to our brain
Sensory Nerves
List two adaptations of the frogfish, and its purpose
Shape/Skin- camoflogue
Volcano with thin and runny lava
Shield Volcano
the process of sediment being dropped off to a new place
deposition
Explain how the brain receives and sends messages throughout our bodies.
Our sensory nerves send messages to our brains, then the brain sends messages to our movement nerves to make our bodies move.
List two adaptations of the cactus
stores water inside, prickly thorns harms predators
Why do cone volanos erupt with an explosion?
The thick lava traps in the gas until the pressure builds up, then explodes
Sand is dropped when the wind stops blowing and forms sand dunes.
Deposition