Energy and Waves
Energy in Motion
Which layer of rock is the oldest?
bottom layer
Which body system includes all the bones in your body?
skeletal
The process of breaking down rock.
weathering
A characteristic that helps a plant or animal to survive?
An Adaptation
The ability to do work.
Energy
What is a destructive force?
Which body system includes the brain, spinal cord, and all the nerves in your body?
nervous system
Contour Lines on a Topographic map show what?
Elevation
The part of the plant that attracts insect to aide in pollination and reproduction.
Flower (colorful petals)
Plugging a lamp into a wall to shine in your room represents what kind of Energy Trasformation?
Electrical Energy to Light Energy
What is a constructive force?
a force that builds up
Which body system includes the heart, blood, and blood vessels?
circulatory
What is an example of a Nonrenewable Energy?
Coal, Oil or Natural Gas
What is the purpose of spikes on a cactus?
Keep predetors from eating it.
What is the bottom of a wave called?
The Trough
What is the shaking, rolling, or sudden shock of the earth's surface?
earthquake
Which system breaks down food and absorbs nutrients?
digestive
Resistance and heat caused by the rubbing together of two things.
Friction
What is it called when a weaker animal copies the apperance of a stronger animal?
Mimicry
What do we call the distance between two crests?
Wave Length
Is a Tsunami an example of a constructive or destructive force?
destructive
Which system consists of the skin, lungs, liver, large intestine, and kidneys?
excretory
The process of using moving water as a power source.
Hydro Power
This adaptation represents animals that move to warmer weather to find food or deliver their offspring.
Migration