Physical Science Voc
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The weather over a long period of time | Climate
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| The gases surrounding the Earth | Atmosphere
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| Rain, snow, sleet, hail and drizzle | Precipitation
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| A device that measures wind direction | Wind vane or wind sock
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| Can NOT be replaced. Once the are gone they are gone forever | Non renewable resources
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| The dropping of sediments to a new location | Deposition
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| Can be replaced in a short amount of time | Renewable Resources or Alternative
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| The wearing away of sediments by wind, water, waves or ice | Weathering
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| Tiny crumbs of rocks, soil, organisms and shells | Sediments
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| The moving of sediments to a new location | Erosion
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| Diamonds, oil, coal, silver and gold are examples of? | Non renewable resources
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| A tool that measures wind speed | Anemometer
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| Landslide, earthquake, forest fire are what kind of changes? | Fast Changes
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| Fuels formed from the remains of prehistoric animals and plants | Fossil fuels
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| Sticking together like glue | Cementation
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| Another word for petroleum | Oil
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| Made from swampy plants | Coal
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| This kind of force breaks down land like an earthquake or landslide | Destructive Force
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| Made from dead animals and plants | Oil and natural gas
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| The pressing together of sediments | Compaction
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| The wise use and protection of natural resources | Conservation
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| A scientist that studies the weather | Meteorologist
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| Tool that measures precipitation | Rain gauge
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| The gradual gathering of rain or snow | Accumulation
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| The day to day conditions of the atmosphere | Weather
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