Birth of Rocks
What is the name of all the active volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean?
Ring of Fire
The _____ the first hill, the _____ the roller coaster goes.
Taller, faster
This theater type is best for outdoor performances with small audiences.
Amphitheater
Light first travels through the cornea lens, through the pupil to the _____.
Retina
True or False: Sound waves can travel under water.
TRUE
Name BOTH types of weather (ways rocks break apart). HINT: Think sidewalks...
Root wedging and ice wedging
When a moving bowling bowl collides with a stationary bowling ball where does it's energy transfer? HINT: 2 places
1: Stationary bowling ball
2: Air when makes sound
The properties or qualities of a room that determine how sound is transmitted.
Acoustics
What happens to people with a cloudy cornea lens?
Blurred or no sight
True of False: Sound waves can travel through space.
FALSE
Name of volcano type with thick oozy lava, light felsite rocks and more likely to explore.
Cone volcano
Coal, gasoline and natural gas are all forms of _____ _____.
Fossil fuels
Made up of many small LED's, arranged in a grid pattern.
Jumbotron
Our vision is determined by the distance between the _____ and the _____.
Cornea lens and retina
Echo's are made when sound waves _____ off an object and travel back to your _____.
Bounce, ear
Name of volcano type with thin, runny lava, dark basalt rocks and is less likely to explode.
Shield volcano
What are the THREE forms of renewable energy?
Solar, wind, hydro (water)
They learn how to make buildings and try to make them unique and enjoyable.
Architects
Nocturnal animals have very large _____.
Pupils
Sound travels through _____. HINT: paper cup phones
Vibrations
Will a mountain last forever? Explain!
No - it starts as solid rock but eventually breaks down/apart through weathering
What are the TWO main types of energy?
Potential (stored), Kinetic
Theater type where the arch separating the stage from the auditorium, through which the action of a play is viewed.
Proscenium (prow-see-nee-uhm)
Name ALL FIVE human senses.
Sound, sight, smell, touch, taste
What is the difference between VOLUME and PITCH?
Volume: how loud or quiet the sound
PITCH: how high or low the sound itself