POM
Organisms
Ecosystems
Earth Changes
Sedimentary Rock/FF
100

The property that describes if matter sinks or floats.

Density

100

Any living thing

Organism

100

The only 2 living things in any ecosystem

Plants and animals
100

Features of earth's surface that form over time

Landforms

100

The process that moves sediments 

Erosion

200

The physical state in which matter takes the shape of its container and has a definite volume.

Liquid

200

The job that an organism's structure performs to help it survive

Function

200

Main source of energy in an ecosystem

Sun

200

The agent that forms canyons

Water/River

200

The 4th step in the process of sedimentary rock formation

Compaction
300

This property describes metals that allow energy to flow

Conductors

300

Roots that are close to the ground and absorb water fast

Shallow roots

300

This represents a transfer of energy among organisms in an ecosystem

Arrow

300

The reason a delta forms at the mouth of a river

The river slows down

300
The organic matter that forms oil and natural gas

Plants and animals

400

This allows substances to dissolve more easily and quickly

Heat
400

The process that allows plants to absorb energy and create their own food

Photosynthesis

400

A diagram depicting energy transfers and the relationships among organisms

Food web

400

The only difference between a u-shaped valley and a v-shaped valley

The agent of change 

400

Nonrenewable resources that are found in sedimentary rock

Fossil fuels

500

When a substance dissolves into another substance

Solution
500

Describe an adaptation

A trait or behavior that allows an organism to survive in its environment

500

A relationship that describes how factors rely on other factors to meet their needs

Interaction

500

An area that has a lower elevation than its surrounding parts

Valley
500

The environments in which fossil fuels form over millions of years

Oceans and swamps