What is a rapid change to Earth's surface?
What is a volcano or other natural disaster?
Fossil fuels and have one step in their formation that Sedimentary rock does not... what is it?
What is HEAT?
How are the Sun, Earth, Moon, similar?
Different?
What is __ answers may vary..
Need to know: *Sun is a star and made of hydrogen and helium
*Earth has an atmosphere and Moon does not... they both have craters, mountains, and rocks.
In the water cycle the Sun's energy is directly responsible for this..
What is evaporation?
This landform is formed at the mouth of a river when flowing water slows and deposits sediment.
What is a delta?
These processes are directly responsible for the breakdown of sediment and their movement to a new location.
What is weathering and erosion?
What best explains how layers of rock form over millions of years?
What is compaction and cementation?
(weight of water causes pressure and compacts and cements)
What is the order of the planets and what makes Saturn unique?
What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
It has rings.
When water undergoes a change of state in order to move from the ocean's surface into the air the liquid water that is heated by the sun becomes gas and rises... this process is called?
What is evaporation?
Shadows are in the opposite/same direction as the Sun? And begin long/short? Low/high?
What is... opposite... low and long..
The Grand Canyon is formed from millions of years of weathering and erosion due to this force.
What is water?
Fossil Fuels formed over millions of years after particles settled at the bottom of the ocean or swamp. What kind of particles must be present for Fossil Fuels to form?
What is decayed organisms?
The sun rises in the ______ and sets in the _____.
What is East .... West.
The difference between weather and climate is:
What is the full process for sedimentary rock formation?
What is WED= Compaction and Cementation- Pressure- Millions of years.
A sand dune is formed by the erosion and deposition of sand into a new location. What would be needed to model this in a classroom?
What is sand and a fan?
This comes from the heat and pressure being applied to dead microscopic plant and ocean organisms over millions of years.
What is oil and gas?
What gives us evidence that Earth rotates on its axis? How could we model this on a picture?
What is the appearance of shadows and day and night? Draw an arrow around the picture of the Earth.
An example of weather is:
What is (answers may vary)
There will be thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon?
What is the 4 step process of the water cycle?
What is evaporation- condensation- precipitation- runoff.
What landform does the following materials being shaped into a hill represent?
Sugar cubes, clay, and hot water being poured on top for a week...
What is the formation of caves?
This comes from heat and pressure that has been applied to dead microscopic swamp plants for millions of years.
What is coal?
What would happen to our days on Earth if we rotated more slowly?
What is our days would be longer?
An example of climate is:
What is (answers vary)
The month of February has had the coldest temperatures on record for thirty years.
Who is your most favoritest science teacher ever in all the land?
There is only one correct answer so choose wisely or you lose 500 points.
Who is MRS. EMERSON!