Space
there is not an atmosphere to protect it
How does light travel?
in straight lines, until striking an object
When a material lets energy flow through it, it is called a ____________________.
conductor
What does compaction do?
packs sediment together
What always goes second in a food chain or web?
plant or producer
The Earth ______ around the Sun.
revolves or orbits
Where do we collect fossil fuels?
underneath Earths surface
What unit is the volume of a liquid measured in?
milliliters
What does deposition do?
lays sediments down, deposition=drops
2 or more connect food chains is called a ___________
food web
The Earth spins or ______ on its axis
rotates
Hydro means________. What will you normally see?
water, a dam
When a material does not let energy through, it is called an ________.
insulator
What powers the entire water cycle?
THE SUN!!!
producers, their own food, photosynthesis
The Sun rises in the ______ and sets in the _________.
east, west
A type of energy that is a back up plan when fossil fuels run out is called....
alternative energy
What is the difference between soluble and not soluble?
soluble- dissolves in water
not soluble- does not dissolve in water
What does weathering do?
breaks rocks apart, breaks into smaller pieces
What gas do all animals take in?
oxygen
How many planets are in our solar system?
8
Name the alternative resources and two advantages of theses resources.
How can we remember these?
Solar, wind, hydroelectric, biofuels, geothermal
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Is Kool-Aid powder soluble or not soluble in water?
soluble
What does erosion do?
carries sediments away, takes away, moves sediments
What is the difference between inherited and learned?
inherited you are born with, learned is taught later in life