click below
click below
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Amplify - Mars Unit
Amplify - Geology of Mars Unit
Question | Answer |
---|---|
The earth is a ________ that is made up of a hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere, and geosphere. | system |
What do you call a long narrow groove that forms where water, lava, or other liquids flow? | channel |
Which of Earth's spheres contain mountains and hills? | geosphere |
a scientist who studies the geospheres of planets in our solar system | planetary geologist |
Which of Earth's spheres contain gasses such as nitrogen and oxygen? | atmosphere |
What kind of planets have a solid surface? | rocky planets |
Which of Earth's spheres contain lakes, ice caps, and oceans? | hydrosphere |
a possible answer to a question about the natural world | claim |
an object, diagram, or computer program that helps scientists tests their ideas about natural processes | model |
If a planet is ______________________ that means life could exist on it. | habitable |
Which of Earth's spheres contain plants, dogs, and bacteria? | biosphere |
Flowing lava and flowing water are two ____________________ that causes changes in Earth's geosphere. | geologic processes |
___________ can provide evidence about the past because they remain after the geologic process that formed them stop happening. | landforms |
What three things does an argument need to be convincing? | claim, evidence, reasoning |
Can evidence go against a claim and prove it wrong? | yes |
What are the names of the rocky planets in our solar system? | Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars |
Are reasoning sentences important when writing a scientific argument? | yes |
Scientists use __________ to test their ideas and get evidence about processes in the natural world that are difficult to observe. | models |
Do models provide exactly the same type of results that would happen in real life? | no |
Are models still helpful even though they aren't exactly the real thing or real situation? | yes |
A feature that forms on the surface of a planet, such as a mountain, channel, or sand dune | landform |
The way that scientists communicate, evaluate, and revise their explanations about the natural world. | scientific argumentation |
An object, diagram, or computer program that help us understand something by making it simpler or easier to see | model |
When landforms on different rocky planets look similar, it is evidence that they may have been formed by the same ________________________________. | geologic process |