Plant/Animal Structures
California Geography
Energy Works
California History
Changing Earth
100

What do all living things need to survive?

Food, water, shelter, and sunlight.
100

What are California's 4 Regions? (hint pg. 20)

The Coastal Region, the Mountain Region, the Desert Region, and the Central Valley.

100

Where do all living things get their energy from?

Sunlight.

100

Why did the Spanish want to settle in California?

A.Gold  B.Land for missions. C.To teach the Roman Catholic faith. D.To stop other countries from settling there.    

B, C, and D.

100

What are the three types of rock?

Igneous, Metamoprhic, and Sedimentary.
200

Provide an example of a physical and behavioral adaptation.

Physical Adaptations (striped coat, long tail, sharp claws, venomous saliva).


Behavioral Adaptations (migrating, hibernating, being nocturnal, herding).

200

What is the name of the tallest trees in the world and where can they be found? (hint pg. 58)

Giant Redwoods can be found in California. 

200

Provide an example of an energy input and an energy output.

Energy input = meat. Energy output = playing sports.

200

What was the name of the mission we visited?

A. Mission San Luis Rey B. Mission Santa Barbara C. Mission San Juan Capistrano D. Mission La Soledad

C. Mission San Juan Capistrano.
200

What causes volcanoes to form?

Volcanoes are formed when plate boundaries pull apart (divergent boundaries).

300

What is the difference between an internal and an external structure?

Internal structures are on the inside of the body while external structures are on the outside of the body.

300

Which region of California has great soil and grows crops for the state?

The Central Valley.

300

What is stored energy?

Energy that is stored in your body that has the potential to move. 

300

Define Manifest Destiny.

The belief that Americans had a right to expand westward from coast to coast. 

300

In what type of rock can you find fossils?

A.Igneous  B.Sedimentary  C.Metamorphic

B. Sedimentary

400

Name the part of the eye that is responsible for letting light into the eye and name the part of the eye that controls how much light enters the eye.

The pupil and the iris.

400

Which food source was used most commonly amongst California Indians?

A. Peanuts  B. Walnuts  C. Acorns  D. Wheat

Acorns.
400

What happens to the energy in objects that collide?

The energy transfers between the objects.

400

What caused large amounts of people to rush to California in 1849?

The discovery of gold.
400
What are three types of erosion?

Water, wind, gravity, and ice. 

500

Describe how information is processed from one of our sense organs to the brain.

First, our sense organs pick up information. Next, our nerves carry that information to the brain. The brain processes what do with that information and then sends a response back through the nerves. Finally, our body has a reaction. 

500

What was the name of the land bridge that brought early peoples to California? (hint pg. 26)

The land bridge was called Berengia.

500

Name three types of energy.

Light, radiant, thermal, sound, electrical, chemical, and mechanical.

500

What was one cause of the Mexican War for Independence? (hint pg. 128 and pg. 133)

The Spanish government was treating people unfairly, Father Hidalgo's Speech, and other revolutions from around the world like the American Revolution.

500
What two tectonic plates collide to give California its earthquakes?

The Pacific Plate and the North American Plate.