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Vocabulary!
Renewable Resources!
Non-Renewable Resources!
Fractions and Decimals!
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100
This is the dark brown part of soil that is made up of rotting plants...
What is humus?
100
Renewable energy gathered from the sun is called this...
What is solar energy?
100
Gas for the car is considered this....
What is non-renewable?
100
To write .78 in word form, I would need to write this....
What is seventy eight hundredths?
100
This is the product of 23 x 5?
What is 115?
200
This is a mineral rich deposit that can be removed from the Earth....
What is ore?
200
These tools are used to collect energy from the sun....
What are solar cells?
200
Trees growing in the forest are considered....
What is renewable resources!
200
To write an equivalent fraction to 1/2, I need to use this operation calculate the new fraction...
What is multiplication or division?
200
We can use text clues and our background knowledge to find make these....
What are inferences?
300
Fuels made from the remains of living things that died millions of years ago are called this....
What is fossil fuels?
300
People do this when trying to reuse resources...
What is recycle?
300
Used cans of soda are considered.....
What is renewable?
300
To write .6 as a fraction, I would need to write this....
What is 6/10 or 60/100?
300
Weathered material moving then settling is called this...
What is deposition?
400
Another name for oil is....
What is petroleum?
400
Using resources as efficiently as possible is called this...
What is conservation?
400
Used pieces of paper are considered....
What is renewable!
400
To write a fraction that is greater than .7, I could write this....
What is ...................
400
This is the product of 45 x 45..
What is 2,025?
500
This converts the sun's energy into electricity
What is a solar cell?
500
Solar cells collect energy from here...
What is the sun?
500
Jet fuel used to power jets is considered....
What is non-renewable!
500
To put 1/2, .4, and 7/10 in order, I would need to write this....
What is .4, 1/2, and 7/10?
500
This is the quotient of 345 divided by 5...
What is 69?