Topographic Map
Collisions
Climate/Landforms
Waves
Geology
100

What does ELEVATION mean?

the height of landform/ how high the land is

100

Dropping something from a higher locations increases which energy?

gravitational potential

100

What is the average climate like in cities near the equator?

higher temperatures and more precipitation/wetter

100

What is the PITCH of a wave?

frequency of wavelengths; how hi or low

100

Oldest fossils are always located in this location of the rock layers.

Bottom

200

What does it mean if the lines on a map are CLOSE together?

steep land

200

Does a LESS flexible surface area cause MORE or LESS damage to an object if dropped on concrete?

MORE

200

What is a body of Land surrounded by water called?

island

200

Whats the difference between a boat horn and a whale song?

horn is louder/amplitude and longer wavelength/lower pitch

200

Volcanoes are usually located a. center of continents b. near a coastline   c. near big cities

b near coastline where ocean/continent plates meet

300

if the numbers on a topo map increase by 200 feet, what would come between the index numbers of 600 ft and 1000 ft?

800 ft.

300

If I dropped Play-Dough on a concrete surface, towels, and carpet, would almost ALL the energy be transferred to EVERY surface?  

No 


300

What is the difference between a hill and a volcano in terms of elevation?

Volcanoes have higher elevations/are taller

300

What do patterns of waves help us know? Think amplitude AND wavelengths

if sounds are hi/low or loud/quiet

300

Name 3 things that can cause EROSION.

wind, water, animals, freezing/thawing temps, 

400
What is the temperature at LOWER elevations?

warmer

400

Which surface area would almost all the energy be transferred to and WHY?  Concrete, towels, carpet

concrete cause it's flat/ larger surface area

400

LEXINGTON  hi: 77  79  80  76

SWEDEN      hi: 75   77  74  72

What's the difference In the HI TEMPS of these citiies?

Lex has higher average temps/Sweden has lower

400

What would a low pitch's frequency look like?

very long waves/very few

400

How are sand dunes formed?

wind blows sand until it reaches an object and deposition builds the sand up

500

What do the "V" symbols usually indicate in a topo map?

rivers

500

Why do flexible surfaces like a screen protector help save your ipad screen from cracking?

it helps transfer energy throughout the flexible surface and NOT be a FLAT surface so it would crack

500

What is the average climate like in the desert regions?

high temps and dry/little precipitaiton

500

What is the rhyming song we use to remember "VOLUME"?

Amplitude, don't be rude. Turn you VOLUME down."

500

What are 2 ways we can PREVENT erosion?

plant roots, nets, barriers, less water usage, remove grazing animals