| Which layer of the Earth is the thinnest? |
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| Name the layers of the Earth inner to outer |
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| Inner Core, Outer Core,Mantle ,Asthenosphere , Lithosphere , Crust |
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| Which layer is the thickest? |
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| What element is commonly found in all layers? |
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| Describe how Earth’s plates move |
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| Divergent, Convergent, Transform |
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| Where do Earthquakes and volcano’s usually occur? |
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| The waves from earth qaukes are called ______ |
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| A shift in the plates cause energy in the form of what? |
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| Name the three types of rocks |
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| Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic |
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| How does igneous rock form? |
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| How does Sedimentary rock form? |
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| Sediments get compacted and cemented together |
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| How does metamorphic rock form? |
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| Heat & pressure on sedimentary rock |
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| Energy that has the potential to move |
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| Something resisting motion |
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| What is the greatest force? |
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| What the formula for speed? |
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| Speed = Distance ?timeS=D?T |
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| Something orbiting around something else |
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| Something spinning(orbiting) |
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| The path in which planets travel around the sun is called a what? |
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| What does a space probe carry? |
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| Instruments ( not people ) |
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| Compare the Inner and Outer Planets |
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| Inner- Terrestrial Outer-Gas Giants |
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| What force keeps the planets in their orbits? |
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| Compare Autotrophs and heterotrophs |
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| Autotroph- makes their own food Heterotroph-Eats Other Organisms |
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| Compare Eukaryotes and prokaryotes |
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| Eukaryotes-All organelles and multicellularProkaryotes-No nucleus and unicellular |
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| Interconnected food chains |
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| A change an organism makes to survive in its environment |
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| Compare biotic and abiotic |
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| Biotic-aliveAbiotic- not living |
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| Three members of an ecosystem |
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| Producers, consumers , decomposers |
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| Break down dead organisms |
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| Who devised taxonomy system? Why? |
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| Carolus Linnaeus, so that an animals name is understood in all languages |
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| 8 levels of taxonomy in order |
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| Domain(Dear)Kingdom(King)Phylum(Philip)Class(Come)Order(Over)Family(For)Genus(Good)Species(Soup) |
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