Rock Cycle
Natural Hazards/Processes
Cells
Interacting Systems
Atoms and Matter
100

A rock formed through deposition and compaction of sediments.

Sedimentary Rock

100

Mitigation processes for this natural hazard include warning sirens and building basements. Name the hazard.

Tornado
100

The basic structure of all living organism.

Cell

100

This system contains the esophagus, stomach, and intestines. 

Digestive

100
Anything that has mass and volume

Matter

200

A rock formed by cooling and solidifying of molten material.

Igneous Rock

200

A seismogram reads the p-waves and s-waves of what kind of natural hazard?

Earthquake

200

Which type of cell has a cell wall? 

Plant Cell

200

This organ is responsible for filtering toxins from your blood and excretes bile. It is also the largest solid organ in your body.

Liver

200

This is the negatively charged part of an atom.

Electron

300

A rock that is formed through intense heat and pressure within the Earth's crust.

Metamorphic Rock

300

When glaciers begin to melt, they erode land by picking up and carrying loose rocks and ____________ them as they move. 

depositing

300

This organelle is known as the powerhouse of the cell.

Mitochondria

300

This system contains a network of cells and fibers that transmit impulses between parts of the body.

Nervous System

300

An atom of Carbon has how many Protons?

6

400

Sandstone is an example of which type of rock?

Sedimentary Rock

400

The act of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of a natural hazard.

Mitigation

400

DNA is found in this part of the cell. 

Nucleus

400

These two systems work together to allow for movement.

Muscular and Skeletal
400
Molecules move the fastest in which state of matter? (Solid, Liquid, or Gas?)

Gas

500

Which two processes create sediments? (Must get both correct)

Weathering and Erosion

500

Which natural process occurs at the Mid-Atlantic ridge and can be used as evidence that Earth's plates are moving?

Seafloor Spreading

500

A group of cells forms a __________.

Tissue

500

These two systems work together to provide oxygen to the entire body.

Respiratory and Circulatory

500

Thermal Energy always moves from ________ to ________.

Hot to Cold (or high energy to low energy)