Skeletons
States of Matter
Energy
Earth
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100

Name the bone that protects the brain.

skull

100

Mention the three states of matter.

Solid, liquid, gas

100
Which types of energy does the Sun produce?

Light and heat.

100

What layer of the Earth does magma come from?

The mantle.

100

Mention three invertebrates.

Jellyfish, insects, octopus.
200

Difference between vertebrates and invertebrates.

Vertebrates have bones.

200

In which state are the particles organized?

Solid

200

Mention three types of energy.

Sound, movement, heat, light, electrical.

200

Where are most volcanoes located?

The Ring of Fire.

200

Why are plants called producers?

They make their own food.

300

Name 4 bones. (Not leg or arm!)

Skull, pelvis, ribcage, jaw, etc.

300

Mention three examples of melting.

Ice into water, chocolate into liquid chocolate, melted ice cream, etc.

300

Animals that eat plants and meat are...

omnivores.

300

What is the shortest Earth layer?

The crust.

300

To solidify an object, we need...

cold.

400

Mention three medicines.

Vacinnation, tablet, inhaler, drip, etc.
400

Mention three differences between solids and liquids.

Particle organization, can change shape, etc.

400

Make a food chain with four links.

Producer, hebivore, carnivores.

400
Volcanoes form when there is a...

crack in the crust.

400

Mention three parts of volcanoes.

Crater, vent, ash cloud, etc.

500

Mention the five types of vertebrate animals. (1: mammal...)

Mammal, reptile, bird, amphibian, fish.

500

Mention one chemical reaction.

Rusting, cooking, etc.

500

Mention two carnivores, two hebivores and one omnivore.

Any

500

Mention two positive and one negative effect of volcanoes.

Fertilizer for plants, energy for homes, etc.

500
Mention one energy change.

Any where energy changes from one type to another.