Soil (A)
Soil (B)
Rocks
Rotation/Revolution
Moon Phases
100

The outermost layer of the continental crust is covered by _____. 

What is soil?

100

Generally, the darker soil is, the more __________ rich it is.

What is nutrients?

100

What are the three types of rocks?

What is metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary?

100

How long does it take the earth to rotate on its axis once?

What 24 hours?

100
What are the four main moon shapes

What is crescent, gibbous, quarter, quarter, full?

200

What are the four mixtures of soil?

What is weathered rock, organic matter, water, and air?

200

Put the soil particles in order from largest to smallest:


clay, sand, silt

What is clay, silt, sand?

200

Which statement best explains how sedimentary rock is formed?

A. Air, wind, gravity, and water deposit sediments that are layered and pressured over time.

B. Erosion and weathering produce sedimentary rock from sand.

C. Igneous rock is pressured to become sedimentary rock.

D. Larger rocks push sediments together  

What is A?

200
How long does it take earth to revolve around the sun?

What is revolution?

200

This moon phase is when you can see all of the moon.

What is a full moon?

300

What is the main ingredient of soil?

What is weathered rock?

300

What is leaching?

What is removal of nutrients in soil due to water passing through the soil?

300
What begins the rock cycle?

What is plate movement?

300

How long does it take the moon to revolve and rotate around earth?

What is 27.3 days?

300

What is the difference between waining and waxing?

What is appear smaller and bigger?

400

Name the 3 decomposers and give examples of each.

What is Fungi, Bacteria, Invertebrates?


Examples will vary

400

The particles that make up soil are categorized into three groups by size. What are the three groups?

What is clay, silt, and sand?

400
How do scientist classify rocks?

What is composition and texture?

400

What is the difference between equinox and solstice?

Varies 

400

Why do we only see one side of the moon?

What is rotation/revolution is the same?

500

Why is it important to practice soil conservation methods?

A. to maintain the fertility and moisture of the soil

B. to prevent soil erosion and keep the bedrock in place

C. to maintain the fertility of the soil and prevent soil erosion

D. to maintain the moisture of the soil and keep the bedrock in place

What to maintain the fertility of the soil and prevent soil erosion?

500

Draw a soil Horizon and give a characteristic of each.

Answer will vary. 

500

Explain how each rock type is formed and give an example of each.

What is: 

Sedimentary- sediments cemented tightly together

metamorphic- intense heat and pressure

igneous- when magma cools

Examples will vary.

500

The part of the Earth that is tilted toward the sun is having this ________, while the part tilted away is having __________.

What is summer and winter?

500

Draw and label the moon phases

Varies