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Earth Science Magnetism Habitats Heat Adaptations of Living Things

Layer of soil in which plants grow best A 100

What is topsoil? A 100

Water passes easily through this type of soil A 200

What is sand? A 200

A 300 When an ancient shellfish died, its remains were buried in the mud. Over time mud filled in all the spaces around the shell. The shell then broke down, and the mud hardened. This type of fossil formed.

A 300 What is mold?

The slow breaking apart or wearing away of rock into smaller pieces. A 400

What is weathering? A 400

Angie pour water on a mound of sand. She is modeling _______________. A 500

What is erosion? A 500

A magnet will do this to a metal paper clip. B 100

What is attract? B 100

This rock is naturally magnetic. B 200 granite, loadstone, limestone, sandstone

What is lodestone? B 200

This magnet keeps its magnetism for a long period of time. B 300

What is a permanent magnet? B 300

Sally places the north pole of a bar magnet near the unmarked pole of another magnet. The magnets repel each other. She can conclude that the unmarked pole is ______________. B 400

What is the unmarked pole is the north pole? B 400

A piece of loadstone can be used as a compass needle because ___________. B 500

What is the same end of loadstone will always point north? B 500

You will find more bear in this Georgia habitat. C 100

What are the mountains? C 100

This habitat covers most of the north central part of the state. C 200

What is the piedmont? C 200

A sandy strip of land offshore that protects the mainland. C 300

What is a barrier island? C 300

DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

The habitat where you will MOST LIKELY find sea oats. C 400

What is the coast? C 400

A wetland in which mostly trees and other woody plants grow. C 500

What is a swamp? C 500

This material heats up the MOST when the sun goes down. D 100 white flag, black rock, mirror

What is black rock? D 100

On a sunny day, the warming of an animal by the sun is an example of __________. D 200

What is radiation? D 200

Oven mitts are an example of this. Heat can not pass through them easily. D 300

What is an insulator? D 300

The movement of heat within a solid or from one solid to another. D 400

What is conduction? D 400

The sun warms air near the ground. The air expands and rises. Cooler air moves in and takes its place. This process repeats and air moves in a circular path. D 500

What is convection? D 500

This would make the BEST model for the beak of a bird that eats seeds from the ground. E 100 toothpicks, tweezers, a strainer

What are tweezers? E 100

A body part or behavior that helps a living thing survive in its environment. E 200

What is an adaptation? E 200

A moth has a wing pattern that looks like an owl’s eye. The purpose of this adaptation is to ___________. E 300

What is scare away predators? E 300

E 400 This feature of a rose helps it grow without being eaten by large animals.

What are thorns? E 400

E 500 An animal has webbed feet. Its eyes, ears, and nose are on top of its head. You can infer that this animal lives in a(n) environment.

What is aquatic (water)? E 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is: Soil Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

Put these in order from largest to smallest grain. Click on screen to continue clay, sand, silt

What is sand, silt, and clay? Click on screen to continue

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