Plate Tectonics
History of the Earth
Cells
Human Body Systems
A Little of Everything
100

zipper-like mountain ranges that run across the floors of the ocean

mid-ocean ridges

100

Two ways to describe the age of rocks

relative and absolute dating

100

the basic unit of
structure and function in living
things

Cells

100

A group of organs that work together

Organ System

100

A rocks age compared to other rocks

Relative Dating

200

Alfred Wegener was a meteorologist who first thought that the continents were all joined in one solid mass called

Pangea

200

Where is the oldest layer of rock located

bottom layer

200

part of the cell that controls what goes in and out of the cell

Cell membrane

200

Which body system tells the other systems what to do

Nervous system

200

Name one difference between an animal and a plant cell

plant cell - bigger vacuole

plant cell - cell wall and chloroplast

300

The circular movement of material in the mantle that drives plate movement

convection

300

Preserved remains or traces of living things

Fossils

300

The brain of the cell

nucleus

300

Which body system works with the skeletal system to help our bodies move

Muscular system

300

Which body system are the kidneys and bladder a part of

Excretory System

400

The type of stress that pulls on and thins an area of the Earth's crust

tension

400

Are intrusions younger or older than the rock around it

Younger

400

The powerhouse of the cell. Breaks down food to make energy for the cell.

Mitochondria

400

Which body system works with the digestive system to bring food and nutrients to the rest of the body

Circulatory System

400

What is Mrs. Whitmore's favorite football team

The Buffalo Bills

500

Volcanoes that form away from plate boundaries in random locations are called

hot spots

500

a gap in the geologic record; shows
where rock layers have been lost due to erosion

Unconformity

500

Makes food for the plant cell

Chloroplast

500

The main function of this system is to take in oxygen through the lungs and get rid of carbon dioxide and water

Respiratory System

500

What does the magnitude of an earthquake measure

energy released by the earthquake