Space
This explains why Earth has a day and a night.
What is the Earth's rotation?
Green plants produce their own food through this process.
What is photosynthesis?
This is a fluffy, white cloud that predicts fair weather.
What is cumulus?
This is what the experimenter changes in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
Skunks eat insects, small animals, and berries. This makes skunks this type of animal.
What is an omnivore?
This is responsible for causing seasons on Earth.
What is the axial tilt?
Sugar is made in this plant part and water is taken through this plant part.
The meteorologist used this tool to measure wind speed.
What is an anemometer?
These are the set of steps in an experiment and tell you how to conduct the experiment.
What is the procedure?
The arrow in a food web represents this.
What is where the energy goes?
This is the motion of ocean water caused by the moon.
What is tides?
These are the 3 things produced by a plant during photosynthesis.
What are oxygen, sugar, and food.
Of the following terms, this is associated with the word "climate."
Long-term
Short-term
Daily
What is long term?
This type of data is told in numbers.
What is quantitative data?
This is the role an organism has within its environment.
What is niche?
Of the following, this planet is the furthest from the sun:
Jupiter
Saturn
Earth
Mars
What is Saturn?
Because they cannot produce their own food, animals get their energy this way.
What is eating other organisms?
These are what oceans add to make hurricanes so strong.
This type of data is shown in words.
What is qualitative data?
What is a community?
These are the planets in order by size from biggest to smallest.
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Earth, Venus, Mars, Mercury
This is an essential part of plant reproduction and can occur through wind, water, or animals.
What is pollination?
A storm's a brewin! This type of pressure system was probably shown coming our way on the weather map.
What is low pressure?
This variable stays the same in an experiment.
What is the constant variable?
This is where living and nonliving things interact.
What is an ecosystem?