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The ___________ protects us from most of the objects that fall from space, such as meteorites.
Mesosphere
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It is the closest layer of the atmosphere to the Earth. Weather occurs in this layer.
Troposphere
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All the gases that surround a planet.
Atmosphere
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Blood gives our body nutrients and _________.
Oxygen.
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This gas forms only 0.04% of the air. It is formed when people or animals breathe out.
Carbon Dioxide
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Which organs make up the digestive system ?
Mouth, stomach and intestine.
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A weather instrument used to measure rainfall.
Rain gauge
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A weather instrument used to measure temperature.
thermometer
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Which organs make up the respiratory system ?
Lungs, mouth and nose.
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What are the three layers of the Earth ?
Geosphere, Hydrosphere, Atmosphere
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What does torso mean ?
The torso is the central part of our body.
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__________ makes up 78% of the air.
Nitrogen
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All the air that surrounds the Earth.
Atmosphere
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Where can we find our knuckles?
We can find our knuckles in our hands and feet.
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It is the second closest layer of the atmosphere to the Earth. It protects us from most of the objects that fall from space, such as meteorites.
Stratosphere
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What does joint mean?
Joints are the areas where 2 or more bones meet.
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What are the three parts of the circulatory system ?
Arteries, veins and heart.
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What does the circulatory system do?
It moves blood around our body.
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All the water under and above the Earth.
Hydrosphere
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All the land on Earth.
Geosphere
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A weather instrument used to show wind direction.
Wind Vane
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It is the gas that forms 21% of the air on Earth and is needed by animals and plants to live.
Oxygen
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