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4. 100 200 300 400 500 Density Observation, Inference, & Classification Size and Shape of Earth GraphingESRTGrab Bag

5. What is the formula for volume? A 100

6. If the mass of a sample is 10g and the volume is 4cm 3. What is the samples density? A 200

7. The density of a large sample of Marble is 2.6 g/cm3. If the sample is broken into four equal size pieces, what would be the density of each piece? A 300

8. As pressure is applied to a rock the volume of the rock decreases. What effect does the pressure have on the rocks density? A 400

9. As temperature is increased on a sample, what will be the effect on density? A 500

10. B 100 What do we use our senses to make?

11. What are educated guesses based on observations called? B 200

12. What do we call the organization of information into groups with similar characteristics? B 300

13. We use these to enhance our senses when making observations. B 400

14. What term would we use to describe the following statement. Every student in this class will pass the unit test B 500

15. What is a ship appearing to sink into the horizon evidence of? C 100

16. What is the true shape of the Earth? C 200

17. The total surface area of the Earth is 510,000,000 square km. How would you write this number in scientific notation? C 300

18. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

19. At what location on the Earths surface would your weight be the greatest? C 400

20. What did Eratosthenes calculate about the Earth? C 500

21. What type of graphing relationship is shown below? D 100

22. What type of graphing relationship is shown below? D 200

23. Where is the independent variable located on a graph? D 300

24. What type of graphing relationship is shown below? D 400

25. What type of graphing relationship does a density graph display. D 500

26. The mesopause is located how many kilometers above sea level? E 100

27. What is the range for the density of Earths outer core? E 200

28. Convert the following into ºF and millibars. 60ºC and 30.00 inches E 300

29. During what time period have the earliest insects been discovered? E 400

30. Calculate, using km, the distance between Old Forge and Syracuse. E 500

31. If a student calculates the density of a liquid to be 3.0 g/ml and the actual density of the liquid is found to be 3.2 g/ml. What is the students percent error? F 100

32. Write the following number in scientific notation..00253 F 200

33. Which planet has the largest equatorial diameter? F 300

34. What is the mass of an object which has a density of 5 g/cm 3 and a volume of 15g? F 400

35. What is the name of an igneous rock which is light-colored and has a coarse texture? F 500

36. The Final Jeopardy Category is: About the Earth Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

37. What is the radius of the Earth?

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39. North at 25 knots A 100 MDMD

40. 2.5 g/cm 3 A 200

41. 2.6 g/cm 3 A 300

42. Density increases A 400

43. Density decreases A 500

44. observations B 100

45. Inferences B 200

46. classification B 300

47. instruments B 400

48. inference B 500

49. Earth Shape (round) C 100

50. Oblate spheroid C 200

51. 5.1 x 10 8 C 300

52. North Pole C 400

53. Circumference C 500

54. direct D 100

55. cyclic D 200

56. X-axis D 300

57. inverse D 400

58. direct D 500

59. 82 km E 100

60. 9.9 – 12.1 g/cm 3 E 200

61. 140ºF, 1016mb E 300

62. Silurian E 400

63. 125 km E 500

64. 6.3 g/cm 3 F 100

65. 2.53 x 10 -3 F 200

66. Jupiter F 300

67. 75g F 400

68. Granite F 500

69. 6378 E 500