observation
scientific method
continental drift/boundaries
rocks
mix
100
difference between observation and inference

observation-uses 5 senses, inference-something we conclude based on our observations

100

T/F: the first step of the scientific method is to plan an experiment

false

100

T/F: tectonic plates are constantly moving 

true

100

rocks formed when pieces of sediment compact and compress together

sedimentary rocks

100

footprints are example of this type of fossil

trace fossil

200

Give an example of a qualitative observation

her dress is red, his eyes are blue

200

variable that is measured in an experiment

dependent variable

200

scientist who said the continents were once a giant supercontinent 

Alfred Wegener

200

rocks that are formed when lava or magma cools and hardens

igneous rocks

200

teeth are an example of this type of fossil

body fossil

300

gathering information using your 5 senses

observation

300

educated guess based on your observations

hypothesis

300

boundary in which 2 tectonic plates move towards each other

convergent

300

fossils are usually found in this type of rock

sedimentary rock

300

example of evidence for the continental drift theory

continents fit together, fossils and mountains found across oceans

400

give an example of a quantitative observation

there are 10 students, he is 6 feet tall
400

variable that stays the same in an experiment

controlled variable

400

boundary in which 2 tectonic plates move away from each other 

divergent

400

rocks formed from heat and pressure

metamorphic rocks

400
name of the supercontinent

Pangaea

500

give an example of an inference

answers will vary

500

variable that is changed or manipulated in an experiment

independent variable

500

boundary in which 2 tectonic plates slide horizontally past each other

transform

500

T/F: weathering and erosion break down rocks into smaller pieces called sediments 

true

500
T/F: the rock cycle stops when a rock becomes metamorphic rock

false