Sink or Float?
T or F: A heavier object will sink & a light object will float.
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Name a part of the body we learned about
Head, arm, leg, foot, fingers, hand, knee, elbow....
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Give me an example of a non-living thing (object or force) that impacts our lives
Rocks, Water, or Weather (climate)
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The part of the plant that keeps it stable in the ground is called.....
The Roots
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How does the density of an object effect if it sinks or floats in water....
If an object is more dense than water it will sink when placed in water, and if it is less dense than water it will float.
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Your bones are connected to other bones by.....
Ligaments
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Name the layers of the Earth in order from the deepest to the shallowest.
The Inner Core, The Outer Core, The Mantle & The Crust