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However, in team play,However, in team play,each player must answer questionseach player must answer questions

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If a question is answered If a question is answered correctlycorrectly, , addadd those points to those points to

the score. the score. The opposing team (or The opposing team (or

individual) may now chose a individual) may now chose a question.question.



If a question is answered If a question is answered incorrectly, the score does incorrectly, the score does

not changenot change. . The opposing team (or The opposing team (or

individual) may individual) may now chose a question.now chose a question.



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assign a scorekeeper to assign a scorekeeper to keep keep track of points for both teamstrack of points for both teams

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Earth Science

What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…What do you know about…


Earth’s Surface


The Moving Earth


Minerals


Earth in Space


Earth in Space con’t

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Surface Surface of the of the EarthEarth

Changes Changes in the in the EarthEarth

The The moving moving EarthEarth

MineralsMinerals Earth in Earth in SpaceSpace

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What layer of the earth is the thickest?

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A_____is a crack in the earth’s

surface.




FaultFault


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A______is a non-living solid matter from the

earth.




MineralMineral


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An_______is the shaking of the ground caused by

the contact of two transform boundaries.




EARTHQUAKE!!!EARTHQUAKE!!!

Run!!Run!!


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What is one of the main differences

between a rock and a mineral.




A mineral is composed of A mineral is composed of only one type of material. only one type of material. A rock is made of multiple A rock is made of multiple

minerals.minerals.


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______is the moving of weathered rock by wind, water, and ice.




ErosionErosion


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What is deposition?




The dropping off or The dropping off or depositing of depositing of

sediments by wind, sediments by wind, water, or icewater, or ice


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What is one method of preventing soil erosion?




Erosion Blankets, planting Erosion Blankets, planting trees, windbreaks, partial trees, windbreaks, partial

tillingtilling


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Mountains, hills, ravines, and basins are all examples of what?




LandformsLandforms


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2:502:502:502:50

What are the three agents of weathering?




Water, ice, windWater, ice, wind


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What are three examples of physical

properties?




Smell, texture, size, color, Smell, texture, size, color, hardnesshardness


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What mineral is harder – fluorite or quartz?




Quartz, do you know hard Quartz, do you know hard it is on the Moh’s Hardness it is on the Moh’s Hardness

scale?scale?


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What mineral did we test that had a chemical reaction to vinegar?




CalciteCalcite


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What is Luster?




Luster is the way a mineral Luster is the way a mineral reflects light.reflects light.


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Why are some minerals more expensive than

others?




Some are more scarce Some are more scarce than others.than others.


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How does Ice weather rocks?




Liquid water enters in the cracks Liquid water enters in the cracks

of the rocks and when it freezes, of the rocks and when it freezes,

the water expands further the water expands further

cracking the rocks! I knew you cracking the rocks! I knew you

knew it!knew it!


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What does it mean if you have converging

boundaries?




That 2 plates are colliding That 2 plates are colliding or crashing into each otheror crashing into each other


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What is a tide?




The rise and fall of the The rise and fall of the surface level of the oceansurface level of the ocean


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What is a current?



• A River-like flow of water in the A River-like flow of water in the oceanocean

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What celestial body most greatly affects our tides

on earth?




The moooon!The moooon!


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An imaginary line through a

spinning object is called?




An axisAn axis


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Each time the earth makes one

full spin on its axis, it makes

one…




rotationrotation


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The path of an object around another object Is

called its ?




OrbitOrbit


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Put the following objects in order from biggest to smallest: Sun, Moon,

Earth




Sun – Earth – MoonSun – Earth – Moon

Nice work!Nice work!


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The movement of an object around another

object is called?




RevolutionRevolution


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How does the Earth’s rotation

cause days?




Half of the earth is always Half of the earth is always facing the Sun, and the facing the Sun, and the

constant spinning causes constant spinning causes night and day!night and day!


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Does the moon have any gravity?




Yes it does, just less than Yes it does, just less than the Earth – it only has 1/6 the Earth – it only has 1/6

the Earth’s gravity!the Earth’s gravity!


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Why does the southern hemisphere have winter

while the northern hemisphere has summer?

And visa versa




Because the Earth is tilted, if one Because the Earth is tilted, if one hemisphere is leaning towards the hemisphere is leaning towards the

sun, the other, or opposite, is leaning sun, the other, or opposite, is leaning away from the Sun causing Winter!away from the Sun causing Winter!


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What is the force that holds us on Earth?




GravityGravity


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What is happening if the moon comes

between the Earth and the Sun?




A solar eclipseA solar eclipse


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Question correctly, your team Question correctly, your team receives receives double the pointsdouble the points assigned to this question.assigned to this question.

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Each team should now place their Each team should now place their point wagers.point wagers.

Click the bar, below, when you are Click the bar, below, when you are ready to proceed.ready to proceed.

If the answer you write on the If the answer you write on the answer sheet is INCORRECT, you answer sheet is INCORRECT, you must subtract the wagered amount must subtract the wagered amount from your ending point score to from your ending point score to determine your final score.determine your final score.

If the answer you have written on If the answer you have written on your answer sheet is CORRECT, your answer sheet is CORRECT, you may add your team’s wagered you may add your team’s wagered amount to your current point amount to your current point score.score.

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In the book, A Year Down Yonder, What is the banker’s name?


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