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Created by Science Teachers Unit 4 Lesson 2-4
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Row 1, Col 1 The carrying away of materials from one place to another What is erosion?
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1,2 The study of trees that help find clues about the tree’s past What is dendrochronology?
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1,3 The kind of weather and surroundings in which trees have grown What is environmental condition?
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1,4 A colorless, odorless gas that is present in the atmosphere and is formed when any fuel containing carbon is burned What is carbon dioxide?
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2,1 Colorless, odorless Tasteless gas (Humans breathe in) What is oxygen?
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2,2 Ring located in the center of a tree’s trunk that tells the age and environmental conditions from present to past What is a tree ring?
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2,3 A dark spot in the tree’s rings that tell whether the tree has been damaged by fire or insects What is a scar?
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2,4 Rings located in the center of a tree’s trunk that tells the age and environmental conditions from present to past What is a tree cookie?
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3,1 Repeated sequence Of events (Ex. Water cycle, Rock cycle, life cycle, nitrogen cycle) What is a cycle?
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3,2 The remains of any organism from the past What is a fossil?
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3,3 Imprinted fossil preserved in a rock What is track?
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3,4 An event that happens in a specific order What is sequence?
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4,1 When items are stacked on top of one another, the layers on the bottom are older than the layer on top What is superposition?
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4,2 Hint of information that can help someone What is a clue?
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4,3 No longer in existence What is extinct?
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4,4 In danger of becoming extinct What is endangered?
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5,1 Rock that changes into a different type of rock by pressure and heat What is metamorphic rock?
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5,2 Rock that is formed from the compacting of sediments What is sedimentary rock?
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5,3 The continuous series of changes that rocks undergo What is a rock cycle?
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5,4 The breaking down and wearing away of rock material What is weathering?
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