Earth Science Jeopardy Game 2 Water Earth Changes

Earth Science Jeopardy Game 2 Water Earth Changes Resources Conservation Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500

$100 Question from Water The result of water in a crack in a rock turning to ice.

$100 Answer from Water What is weathering?

$200 Question from Water Changes in the level of ocean water that take place in a regular pattern are called this.

$200 Answer from Water What are tides?

$300 Question from Water Different sized rocks are found near the edge of a stream.

$300 Answer from Water What is deposition?

$400 Question from Water This is formed where a river deposits sediment as it enters the ocean.

$400 Answer from Water What is a delta?

$500 Question from Water The type of weathering that occurs when metals are exposed to water.

$500 Answer from Water What is rust, or oxidation?

$100 Question from Earth A three-dimensional model of the Earth.

$100 Answer from Earth What is a globe?

$200 Question from Earth The number of hours it takes the Earth to complete one revolution around the Sun.

$200 Answer from Earth What is 24 hours or one Earth day?

$300 Question from Earth revolves around this.

$300 Answer from Earth What is the Sun?

$400 Question from Earth The Earth is tilted at this angle.

$400 Answer from Earth What is 23. 5 degrees?

$500 Question from Earth The three slow processes that cause change to the Earth’s surface.

$500 Answer from Earth Weathering, erosion, and deposition

$100 Question from Changes Pebbles are rounded and smoothed over many years as a river runs over them.

$100 Answer from Changes What is weathering?

$200 Question from Changes Landslides and mudflows are caused by this force.

$200 Answer from Changes What is gravity?

$300 Question from Changes Small pieces of material that have broken off of rocks and have been deposited by water, wind, and ice.

$300 Answer from Changes What is sediment?

$400 Question from Changes This causes two low tides and two high tides on Earth each day.

$400 Answer from Changes What is the gravitational pull of the moon?

$500 Question from Changes The result of wind that carries sand other particles and blows over rocks.

$500 Answer from Changes What is weathering?

$100 Question from Resources The sun is an example of this kind of resource.

$100 Answer from Resources What is a renewable resource?

$200 Question from Resources Trees are an example of this kind of resource.

$200 Answer from Resources What is a renewable resource?

$300 Question from Resources A plastic glass is an example of this kind of resource.

$300 Answer from Resources What is a non-renewable resource?

$400 Question from Resources A newspaper is an example of this kind of resource.

$400 Answer from Resources What is a renewable resource?

$500 Question from Resources A non-renewable resource that formed millions of years ago from the remains of organisms.

$500 Answer from Resources What are fossil fuels?

$100 Question from Conservation To use a resource more than once.

$100 Answer from Conservation What is reuse?

$200 Question from Conservation To change the amount of a resource that you use.

$200 Answer from Conservation What is reduce?

$300 Question from Conservation To take a used resource and create something new with it.

$300 Answer from Conservation What is recycle?

$400 Question from Conservation These resources are created by nature over many, many years.

$400 Answer from Conservation What are natural non-renewable resources?

$500 Question from Conservation These resources are made by human beings out of natural renewable resources.

$500 Answer from Conservation What are man-made renewable resources?