Matter
Earth and Space
Water Cycle/ Weather
Ecosystems
Energy
100

What are the three states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, and Gas

100

When the sun is in the middle of the sky, what time is it? 

12pm (noon)

100

What is an example of precipitation?

Rain, snow, hail, etc.

100

What is an organism that makes its own food (energy)? 

Producer

100

What type of energy powers a bicycle?

Mechanical energy

200

What state of matter has no definite shape and no definite volume?

Gas

200

How many days is a revolution around the sun?

365 days (1 year)

200

After water evaporates into the sky, what happens next? 

The water vapor condenses into clouds. 

200

What is an organism that needs to eat a different organism for energy called?

Consumer

200

What type of energy helps to digest the food in your stomach?

Chemical energy

300

What phase change is from solid to liquid?

Melting

300

How many days is a lunar cycle?

28 days 

300

What is it called when sediment moves from one place to the others from wind/ water/ or ice?

Erosion

300

What is one input and one output of photosynthesis?

IN: water, sunlight, CO2// OUT: sugar/ glucose, oxygen

300

What is a push or a pull?

A force

400

What phase change from gas to liquid? 

Condensation

400

What is a light year?

The distance light travels in a year

400

What percentage of the Earth's water is fresh water?

3% (97% is salt water)

400

What is a metamorphosis? 

The process where an organism makes a big change in forms and habits (development)

400

What is an example of an electrical conductor?

Anything made of metal

500

What is a change that affects the size and shape of matter AND one example?

Physical Change (ex. ice cream melting, boiling water, chopping wood, etc.) 

500

Why is the sun bigger than any other star in the sky?

It is closer than any other star to Earth

500

What is the difference between weather and climate?

Weather is day to day// Climate is long term environmental conditions

500

What are two ways humans impact the environment?

Pollution, deforestation, building houses and cities, etc.

500

The types of energy consumed by humans that cannot be replaced (and an example!)

Nonrenewable energy (coal, gas, etc.)