Scientific Method
Water
Atmosphere/Weather
Human Impact
Watershed
100

Process used to solve a scientific investigation

Scientific Method

100

The process by which water moves through the Earth and the atmosphere in an ever-going cycle

The Water Cycle

100

The state of the air and atmosphere at a particular time and place

Weather

100

Harmful chemicals that can get into our air and water

Pollution

100

The largest estuary in the U.S.

Chesapeake Bay

200

What I change in the experiment

Independent Variable

200

Mechanical forces like grinding and eroding. This is a type of weathering

Physical Weathering

200

Type of cloud that brings thunderstorms

Cumulonimbus 

200

Name 2 out of the 5 renewable resources.

Sun, Wind, Water, Geothermal, Biomass

200

The land that water flows across or through on its way to a major body of water


Watershed

300

The response to what I changed in the experiment


Dependent Variable

300

Breaks down substances via chemical reactions. An example is rain creating rust on a bike.

Chemical Weathering

300

Tool to measure atmospheric pressure

Barometer

300

Name all 4 types of fossil fuels.

Coal, Oil/Petroleum, Natural Gas, Propane

300

Where freshwater from a river meets salt water from the ocean.

Estuary

400

What stays the same in an experiemnt

Constant

400

Property of water where water sticks to other water molecules.

Cohesion

400

Where two air masses meet

Front

400

Why do we need to limit our greenhouse gases?

Global Warming

400

The type of wetlands with standing water.

Swamp

500

The standard for comparison in an experiment

Control

500

Water's ability to dissolve the most substances due to polarity.

Universal Solvent

500

The study of the atmosphere and weather.

Meteorology

500

What resource do we get the majority of our energy from?

Fossil Fuels

500

Name 2 of the 5 major waterways in VA.

Rappahannock, Potomac, York, James, Chesapeake Bay