A) Hurricanes B) Human activity C) Changes in temperature within earth’s mantle. D) Pressure from within earth’s crust.
A) They’re located approximately 10 meters below the surface of the ocean. B) All tectonic plates are located at Earth’s core. C) All of earth’s landmass rest on tectonic plates. D) They are located in the molten layer beneath Earth’s crust.
A) Earthquakes will continue long after hurricanes and tsunamis have stopped. B) Tectonic activity probably caused the last Ice Age C) The shape and location of the continents have changed over time. D) New volcanoes form every few years.
A) Richter scale B) Barometer C) Electrograph D) Seismograph
A) Speed B) Time C) Type D) Strength
A) Cancun B) Mexico City C) Saltillo D) Monterrey
A) The skull mammoth that fell into a tar pit. B) A carbon print left by a leaf. C) A perfect mold of a dinosaur bone. D) A dinosaur footprint.
A) A footprint of an extinct animal. B) An insect preserved in amber C) A skeleton preserved in a tar pit. D) A mummy buried in ice.
A) Mummified B) Rare C) Made of stone D) Widespread
A) Bacteria and other decomposers Cannot thrive in these environments. B) Most ancient organisms lived in these environments. C) The largest anc D) Many ancient organisms traveled to these places to die.
A) Go extinct B) Rot C) Be buried D) Decompose
A) Bacteria and decomposers consume these parts first after an animal dies. B) Most organisms on Earth have shells, skeletons and teeth. C) These parts Decay slower than the other body parts. D) These parts are more likely to be buried in ice than other body parts.
A) It’s made of rock. B) It’s completely colorless. C) It contains skin, hair and other remnants. D) It’s been liquefied.
A) A replica of your teeth made at the dentist office. B) An eggshell with no egg inside. C) A bone your dog buries in your backyard. D) An insect trapped in tree sap.
A) Trees are made from carbon but animals are not. B) Most life on Earth is made from carbon. C) Over time, flesh turns into carbon. D) Swampy environments are carbon-poor environments.
A) Temperature and pressure. B) Motion and time. C) Lift and thrust. D) Wind and rain.
A) Minerals B) Plants C) Gold D) Carbon
A) Decay B) Detect C) Defend D) Destroy
A) Remnant B) Recycle C) Reduce D) Reuse
A) Amber B) Bacteria C) Mold D) Cast
A) Curve B) Trap C) Cut D) Trace
A) Mantle B) Tectonic C) Seismic D) Plates
A) Fossil B) Plates C) Tectonic D) Fault
A) Hurricane B) Tsunami C) Seismic D) Rain
A) Pressure B) Compress C) Impress D) Trace |