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What kind of rock most likely contains fossils? sedimentary
When rocks are changed by heat or pressure, it turns into what kind of rock? metamorphic
What kind of rocks are created from cooled magma? igneous
What is the broadest organization of living things? kingdom
What is the most specific categorization of living things? species
Which body system contain the lungs, trachea, and diaphragm? respiratory system
Which body system contains the stomach, esophagus, small intestines, and large intestines? digestive system
Which body system contains the brain and spinal cord? nervous system
Which body system includes the heart, veins, blood, and arteries? circulatory system
Which two body systems work together to deliver oxygen to the body? respiratory & circulatory
Which blood vessel carries oxygenated blood to the body? arteries
Which blood vessel carries oxygen-poor blood back to the heart?f veins
Which part of the blood helps stop bleeding by clotting the blood? platelets
Which part of the blood carries oxygen? red blood cells
Which part of the blood helps fight diseases? white blood cells
What is it called when light bends or changes direction? refraction
What is it called when light bounces off of a surface? reflection
What does a lens do light? refracts light
Name some things that have lenses microscope, telescope, glasses, magnifying glass, binoculars, camera
What is white light made of? All of the colors
What does a prism do to light? refracts light; allows you see the colors in white light
What is stored energy called? potential energy
What kind of change is rust? chemical
What kind of change is creased or folded paper? physical
What kind of change is tarnished silver? chemical
What kind of change is wood burning and changing into ashes? chemical
97% of the Earth's water is ---? salt water / oceans
Most of Earth's freshwater is located where? icecaps & glaciers
Which tool is used to find the volume of irregularly shaped objects such as rocks? graduated cylinder
What is the ablity of a substance is able to dissolve in water? solubility
What is the length of time it takes for the moon to make one orbit around the Earth? 28 days / about a month
If you see a full moon in the sky, what will you probably see a month later? a full moon
If you see a waxing gibbous, what will you probably see about 28 days later? a waxing gibbous
If you see a full moon, what will you likely see 2 weeks (14 days) later? new moon
If you see a new moon, what will you likely see 2 weeks (14 days) later? a full moon
If you see the first quarter moon, what will you likely see 2 weeks (14 days) later? the third quarter
What human-made structure is built to control the flow of water? a dam
What are some reasons for building a dam? control flooding, hydroelectricity, store water
If you want to conserve water, when should you water your lawn? in the early morning hours, before the sun comes up
Why should you water your lawn in the early morning hours before the sun comes up? less evaporation
If you are trying to conserve water, what kind of plants should you use in your yard? native plants, because they are used to the amount of rainfall
Why do the planets stay in orbit around the sun? gravity
What causes the seasons? the tilt of the Earth's axis
What causes the high tide and low tide of the oceans on Earth? the moon's gravity
What is a group of cells that work together? tissue
What is a group of tissues that work together? organ
What is a group of organs that work together? organ system
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