The Weathering Process
Types of Scientists
Maps
Fossils
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What is the first step in the weathering process?

Weathering!

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What do you call a person that studies animals?

Zoologist.

100

What kind of map shows you the elevation of a mountain?

A topographical map
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Where can you find fossils?

In rock, dug up from the ground, etc.

100
Give an example of a simulation.

Toy car, any of our experiments.

200

What is weathering?

The wearing down of an object overtime, by weather, (hail, snow, rain, wind, heat)

200

What does a volcanologist study?

Volcanoes

200
What are contour lines?
The lines on a map that show how tall a mountain is.
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What can we conclude about Earth's surface if we find a fossil of a fish?

There had to be water.

200

Define simulation.

Model of an activity or situation taking place that reflects a real life happening.

300

What is the second step in the weathering process?

Erosion

300

What do you call a person who studies the stars?

Astronomer

300

If the contour lines are close together, what does that tell you?

That the mountain has high elevation.

300
True or false, you can tell the Earth's age based on a fossil.

True!

300

What is a crest?

The highest point of a wave.

400

Define erosion.

The movement of sediment from weathering.
400

What does a geologist study?

Rocks, minerals and Earth's landforms.

400

Define elevation.

How tall or flat a hill or mountain is.

400

What kind of fossil would you find if you made the assumption that there were trees at the time that fossil was found?

Answer vary.

400

Define energy.

a force that makes things happen, work or change.

500

Name AND define the third step in the weathering process.

Deposition is when weathered materials eventually slows down and settles at the lowest area.
500

What do you call a person who studies plants?

Botanist

500

Name at least 3 ways you can represent mountains on a map.

Colors, symbols, contour lines, etc.
500

Define inference.

A conclusion reached, based on evidence.
500

What is the focus question for lesson 1 of quarter 1?

How is scientific journaling beneficial?