The Rock Cycle
Weathering & Erosion
The Water Cycle
Fossil Fuels
Resources
100
What rocks are formed from cooled magma?

Igneous Rocks

100

What is weathering?

Process of breaking rocks into smaller pieces.

100

What is the water cycle?

The process by which water is circulated throughout the earth and atmosphere.

100

What is the definition of a fossil fuel?

A type of nonrenewable energy resource.

100

What is the definition of a renewable resource?

Resources that CAN be replaced through natural processes.

200

______ rocks form from sediments.

Sedimentary rocks

200

What is erosion?

Movement of rock particles by natural force.

200

__________ is the conversion of a liquid to a gas.

Evaporation

200

What are examples of fossil fuels?

Coal, Petroleum, and Natural gas.

200

What is the definition of a nonrenewable resource?

Resources that CANNOT be replaced as fast as they are used.

300

Metamorphic rocks for from ________ and _________.

Heat and pressure

300

What are the types of weathering?

Mechanical and chemical

300

___________ is when water vapor rises and starts to cool into a liquid.

Condensation

300

How do fossil fuels form?

Fossil fuels form from dead organisms that have had sediments build up on top of them. This process takes millions of years.

300

What are examples of renewable resources?

Wood, Wind (Kinetic Energy), Sun (Solar Energy), Water (Hydro Energy), Earth (Geothermal Energy)

400

_________ rocks have bands of horizontal layers.

Sedimentary rocks

400

Water, air, plants, animals, and chemicals are all causes of what?

Weathering

400

What is the difference between evaporation and transpiration?

Evaporation is when water rises up into the atmosphere from oceans, lakes, rivers, and streams and is transformed into water vapor.

Transpiration is when water is rising into the atmosphere from plants and is transformed into water vapor.

400

Why do we use fossil fuels?

Transportation, electricity, heating, making plastics, cosmetics, medicines

400

What are examples of nonrenewable resources?

Coal, Petroleum (Oil), Natural Gas (Methane), Minerals (Copper, Iron)

500

What is the difference between igneous and metamorphic rocks?

Igneous rocks are formed from cooled magma, where metamorphic rocks need heat and pressure to form. 
500

What effects do weathering and erosion have on Earth?

They can change the shape of the land and move pieces of the land to different places. 

500

What is it called when water is released from clouds to form rain,  freezing rain, sleet, snow, or hail?

Precipitation

500

What impact do fossil fuels have on Earth?

While they help make life more comfortable (electricity/heating/AC) and efficient (transportation) they can cause environmental and health issues from the pollutants they omit.

500

Are resources distributed evenly or unevenly around the world?

Unevenly