Title: The Earth Science Game
1The Earth Science Game
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2Vocabulary-1 for 100
- The formation of a delta is an example of what
process?
What is deposition?
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3Vocabulary-1 for 200
- Cotton, wood, wool, and corn are all examples of
what type of resources?
What are renewable resources?
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4Vocabulary-1 for 300
- This rock is made of layers that have hardened
over time.
What is sedimentary rock?
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5Vocabulary-1 for 400
- What is the source of energy that creates the
wind.
What is solar energy?
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6Vocabulary-1 for 500
- Stalagmites and Stalagtites are formed by
minerals collecting over time. What process is
this?
What are deposition?
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7Vocabulary-2 for 100
- What happen when water seeps into rocks and
freezes?
What is weathering by ice expanding?
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8Vocabulary-2 for 200
- This causes canyons to form.
What is river erosion?
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9Vocabulary-2 for 300
- This is a giant slow moving river of ice that can
carve mountains.
What is a glacier?
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10Vocabulary-2 for 400
- This fossil fuels is created when dead plants are
buried and compressed for millions of years.
What is coal?
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11Vocabulary-2 for 500
- This fossil fuel is formed from the remains of
animals that are buried and compressed over
millions of years..
What is oil?
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12Vocabulary-3 for 100
- This was formed when animal and plant remains
were squeezed and heated deep inside the Earths
crust.
What are fossil fuels?
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13Vocabulary-3 for 200
- This fossil fuel is the vapor formed on oil
deposits.
What is natural gas?
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14Vocabulary-3 for 300
- If a sedimentary rock in a dry place has a fish
fossil in its deep layers it means this was
covering this area once .
What is water?
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15Vocabulary-3 for 400
- This is the original source of energy that can be
changed into biofuels through photosynthesis.
What is solar energy?
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16Vocabulary-3 for 500
- The gravity from this object keeps the moon in
orbit.
What is the Earth?
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17Vocabulary-4 for 100
- Mountains are worn down over time by these types
of weathering and erosion.
What wind, water, or glaciers?
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18Vocabulary-4 for 200
- This is the process that moves weathered
materials.
What is erosion?
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19Vocabulary-4 for 300
- This is the reason the Earth has different
seasons.
What is the tilt of the Earth?
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20Vocabulary-4 for 400
- This is the reason that the moon appears to
change shape.
What is the moon or lunar cycle?
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21Vocabulary-4 for 500
- This is the center of the solar system.
What is the sun?
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22Vocabulary-5 for 100
- This is the oldest sedimentary rock layer in the
illustration.
What is A?
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23Vocabulary-5 for 200
- This is the most recent layer of rock in the
illustration.
What is F?
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24Vocabulary-5 for 300
- This is the order of the layers from oldest to
youngest.
What A,B,C,D,E,F?
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25Vocabulary-5 for 400
- Finding a fern fossil means that this type of
plant grew in the area in the past.
What is a fern?
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26Vocabulary-5 for 500
- The Earth revolves around the sun one full time.
What is a year?
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