Rocks and Fossils
Weather and Climate
The Scientific Method
Energy and Motion
Waves
100

This type of rock is formed by cooling lava or magma.

What is igneous rock?

100

The common name for the daily condition of the atmosphere in a specific place. 

The weather

100

What is the first step to the Scientific Method?

Observe and Ask a Question

100

This gives the ability to do work or cause change

Energy

100

Light that we can see is called what?

Visible Light

200

Fossils are often found in this type of rock.

What is sedimentary rock?

200
What is the name for the typical pattern of weather over the course of a year?

Seasons

200

This is a guess you make before an experiment.

A hypothesis

200

This type of energy is stored and not in motion.

Potential Energy

200

Walkie-Talkie's and Phones create what types of waves?

Radio Waves

300

Fossils show us evidence of changes in this layer of the Earth.

What is The Crust?

300

A storm with spinning winds that can cause damage is called this.

A tornado

300

The information collected during an experiment is called this.

Data

300

A change in an object’s position is called this.

Motion

300

For light to be visible to humans, the waves must be what?

Not too slow, and not too fast. Right in the middle

400

The process where layers of rock are changed over time

Erosion and Weathering

400

What happens to the air as you get higher into the sky?

It gets thinner

400

This is the name for the test you create to test your hypothesis

Experiment

400

This is the energy that comes from the sun.

Solar Energy

400

The distance between two wave crests or troughs is called this.

Wavelength

500

What are fossil fuels made of?

Once-living organisms 

500
What temperature (in Fahrenheit) does water freeze, and turn to snow?
32 Degrees Fahrenheit
500

After testing their hypothesis, Scientists do what with their results?

Share with other Scientists for them to test as well

500

According to Newton, an object in motion tends to what?

Stay in motion, unless acted upon by an outside force

500

The height of a wave, which determines how much energy it has, is called this.

Amplitude