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Cooking pans are made from _____________ because they can heat up quickly.
metal
What causes the weathering in the picture?
 
plant roots
 
heating and cooling
 
water freezing
 
animal hooves
What causes the weathering in the picture?
 
water freezing
 
plant roots
 
animal hooves
 
water and wind
Obsidian is a/an ____________ rock.
 
igneous
 
sedimentary
 
metamorphic
Sandstone is a/an __________ rock.
 
sedimentary
 
igneous
 
metamorphic
TRUE or FALSE. Tsunamis are created by earthquakes underwater.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE. The deeper you dive under the ocean the more sunlight you can see.
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE. The Atlantic ocean is the smallest ocean in the world.
FALSE
A and C will experience ___________.
low tides
Which places will experience high tides?
B and D
Give 1 example of radiation.
sunlight
What is conduction?
Conduction is the transfer of heat in solids.
TRUE or FALSE. The ocean bottom is flat.
FALSE.
How many layers does the Earth has?
3 (crust, mantle, core) or 5 (crust, inner/outer mantle, inner/outer core)
What are the 4 bodies of water we learned in class?
ocean, lake, river, and sea
Give 1 cause of weathering.
water and wind, animals' hooves, plants' roots, heating and cooling and water freezing
Complete the sentence. ______________ means the breaking down of rocks and other minerals on the Earth's surface.
 
weathering
 
erosion
Which mineral is used for making fuels?
 
petroleum
 
clay
 
bauxite
 
gypsum
Which mineral is used for making toothpaste?
 
gypsum
 
bauxite
 
sand
 
petroleum
Which mineral is used for making aluminium?
 
bauxite
 
petroleum
 
gypsum
 
clay