Physical Science: Conservation of Matter
Physical Science: Transformation of Energy
Could be anything
Earth Science: Changes in Earth's Surface
Life Science: Environmental Changes & Fossils
100
A glass of ice water sat out in the sun until the ice melted. Has the mass changed after the ice melted?
What is "no"?
100

Heat energy transfers from hot to cold? or from cold to hot?

What is "hot to cold"?

100

Magnets have two poles called the North pole and the South pole. If you face two North pole sides to each other, will the magnets repel or attract?

Repel

100

The movement of sediment from one place to another is called________.

What is erosion?

100

True or False

Fossils are being formed today. Explain your answer.

True. Fossils are always being formed if the conditions are right. hundreds, thousands, millions of years from now, they will tell the story of our lifetime and what the environment was like.

200

Anything that has mass(weight) and takes up space (a solid, liquid, or gas) is considered this.

Matter

200

Within an electrical circuit, what would cause a lightbulb not to turn on?

No pathway, dead battery, incomplete circuit, not having pathways that are conducting, etc.

200

Opposite poles of a magnet will _____________.

What is attract?

200

Name a type of weathering.

Wind, Ice wedging, or root wedging

200

What can the teeth of a fossil tell us about that particular species?

Whether it is an herbivore(flat teeth) or a carnivore (pointy teeth)

300

Adding baking soda to vinegar creates bubbles. When you see these bubbles, is a chemical change or a physical change happening?

Chemical change

300

Name a type of clean energy

Wind, water or solar energy

300

List two examples of items that will conduct electricity.

What are iron, salt water, copper, etc.?

300

What is the final resting place of debris or sediment called?

Deposition

300

Scientists found whale fossils in the desert. What does this tell us about the environment?

It was once covered in water"?

400

Mrs. Wichert put ice cubes in her glass of tea and left the glass on the table in the sun. When she returned 15 minutes later, the ice cubes were gone. Did a chemical or physical change happen?

Physical change

400
Which of these items would conduct electricity to complete the circuit? A plastic spoon, a pencil, paper clip, or a wooden ruler.
What is a paper clip?
400
You observe the liquid in the thermometer rising as the temperature increases. Is the liquid expanding or contracting?
What is expanding?
400

The breaking of rocks by water, ice, or plants is known as ______________.

What is weathering?

400

A frog lives in a marshy wetland and lays its eggs in a shallow pool of water. Give an example of something that would change the ecosystem of the frog.

Trees cut down so sunlight dries out the marsh, etc.

500

Explain how the water cycle works using the scientific words that we learned.

What is Precipitation, Collection, Evaporation, and Condensation?

500

Rubbing your hands together creates this type of energy.

What is thermal (heat) energy?

500

Explain how ice wedging works. What is this an example of?

Rain gets into the cracks of a mountain. The water freezes and when water freezes, it expands. This expansion puts pressure on the rocks and eventually cracks them. This is an example of weathering.

500

Name two types of volcanoes and tell which type of lava is in each one.

Cone and Shield

Thick lava in Cone

Thin lava in Shield

500

True or false: The higher the location of a fossil in a quarry, the younger the age of the fossil.

True- We can estimate the age of fossils by the number of rock layers above it.