Water cycle
Earth
Natural Resources
Sedimentary rock & Fossil Fuels
Landforms
100

This source of thermal energy warms the ocean, causes evaporation, and helps drive wind and weather patterns.

The sun

100

A student in Texas sees the Sun rising while a student on the opposite side of Earth is experiencing darkness. This movement of Earth explains the difference.

Earths rotation

100

What are the planets in order from the sun? 

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune 

100

This process breaks rocks into smaller pieces called sediment.

Weathering

100

What are the 3 agents of change

1. Wind

2. Water

3. Ice

 

200

This process increases when the Sun heats ocean water, changing liquid water into water vapor.

Evaporation

200

at what time of day is our shadow the shortest? and Why?

12P.M./Noon. the sun is directly above us at the highest point in the sky.

200

what are our 5 renewable resources?

wind

water

animals

solar/sun

plants

200

What is the process of the formation of sedimentary rock?

weathering

erosion

deposition

compaction

cementation

200

A student observes layers of sediment building up at the mouth of a river. Which process is most responsible for creating the new landform?

Deposition

300

When warm, moist air rises and cools, water vapor changes into tiny liquid droplets through this process.

Condensation

300

At what time of day is our shadow the longest?

Moring and Evening, Because the sun is at its lowest point in the sky. 

300

what are the 5 non renewable resources?

Rock

Iron

Natural Gas

Coal

Oil

Minerals

300

This process acts like glue, binding compacted sediment together.

cementation

300

Wind carries sand across a dry area and drops it when the wind loses energy. Over time, this landform develops.

Sand dune

400

warm ocean water, rapidly rising moist air, and strong rotating winds. These conditions can contribute to the development of this severe weather event.

Hurricane


400
The sun rises in the ___ and sets in the ____.

east, west

400

Using less water and electricity is an example of this.

Conservation

400

Organic matter buried with sediment can change over millions of years into these energy resources.

Fossil fuels

400

A deep valley with steep sides forms after moving water wears away rock over a long period of time.

Canyon

500

After ocean water evaporates, the water vapor rises, cools, and forms clouds. If the droplets become heavy enough, this occurs.

Precipatation

500

How long is one full rotation?

24 hours/1day

500

Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of these types of resources.

Non renewable resources

500

what do sedimentary rock and fossil fuel both have in common when they are being created?

Heat and pressure

500

A wide, flat area of sediment forms where a river slows down as it enters a larger body of water. This landform is created mainly by deposition.

Delta

600

main Source for the Water cycle?

The Sun

600

What are the 3 things we get from earth rotating?

1. Day and Night

2. Shadow lengths

3. The sun appearing to move

600

Solar and wind energy are examples of these types of resources.

Renewable resources

600

Because fossil fuels form much more slowly than humans use them, they are classified this way.  

Non Renwable resources

600

Large rock carved out by glaciers

Ushaped valley