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Earth Science

Earth Science. JEOPARDY!. Chemistry & Minerals. Weathering & Erosion. Freshwater. Volcanoes. Earthquakes. Round Two. Plate Tectonics. Geologic Time. Meteorology. Oceanography. Astronomy. Round One. END. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 100. The building blocks of minerals.

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Earth Science

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  1. Earth Science JEOPARDY!

  2. Chemistry & Minerals Weathering & Erosion Freshwater Volcanoes Earthquakes Round Two

  3. Plate Tectonics Geologic Time Meteorology Oceanography Astronomy Round One END

  4. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 100 The building blocks of minerals. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  5. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 100 What are elements? Back GAMEBOARD

  6. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 200 Atoms that contain the same numbers of protons and different numbers of neutrons. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  7. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 200 What are isotopes? Back GAMEBOARD

  8. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 300 The way light is reflected off the surface of a mineral. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  9. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 300 What is luster? Back GAMEBOARD

  10. Chemistry & MineralsFOR 400 The five characteristics of a mineral. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  11. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 400 What are; definite chemical composition, inorganic, naturally occurring, crystalline, solid? Back GAMEBOARD

  12. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 500 A non-silicate class of mineral that contains the elements carbon, oxygen and a metallic element such as magnesium. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  13. Chemistry & Minerals FOR 500 What are carbonates? Back GAMEBOARD

  14. Weathering & Erosion FOR 100 The classification of weathering that changes the composition of the rock. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  15. Weathering & Erosion FOR 100 What is Chemical Weathering? Back GAMEBOARD

  16. Weathering & Erosion FOR 200 Type of mechanical weathering that involves the freezing and thawing of water. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  17. Weathering & Erosion FOR 200 What is frost wedging? Back GAMEBOARD

  18. Weathering & Erosion FOR 300 The force behind mass movements. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  19. Weathering & Erosion FOR 300 What is gravity? Back GAMEBOARD

  20. Weathering & Erosion FOR 400 The type of environment where chemical weathering would be most effective. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  21. Weathering & Erosion FOR 400 What is warm and humid? Back GAMEBOARD

  22. Weathering & Erosion FOR 500 The name of the material deposited by a glacier. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  23. Weathering & Erosion FOR 500 What is till? Back GAMEBOARD

  24. Freshwater FOR 100 To keep the water budget balanced, these two factors must be equal. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  25. FreshwaterFOR 100 What are evaporation (transpiration) and precipitation? Back GAMEBOARD

  26. FreshwaterFOR 200 Groundwater is found in this underground zone. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  27. FreshwaterFOR 200 What is the zone of saturation? Back GAMEBOARD

  28. FreshwaterFOR 300 The three types of load carried by a stream in order of their size from largest to smallest. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  29. FreshwaterFOR 300 What are bed, suspended, and dissolved? Back GAMEBOARD

  30. FreshwaterFOR 400 The land area that contributes water to a stream. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  31. FreshwaterFOR 400 What is a drainage basin? Back GAMEBOARD

  32. Daily Double A formation where groundwater can rise under its own pressure. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  33. Daily Double What is an artesian well? Back GAMEBOARD

  34. Earthquakes FOR 100 These are the smaller earthquakes that precede a major earthquake. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  35. Earthquakes FOR 100 What are foreshocks? Back GAMEBOARD

  36. Earthquakes FOR 200 The instrument that measures the energy released from an earthquake. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  37. Earthquakes FOR 200 What is a seismograph? Back GAMEBOARD

  38. Earthquakes FOR 300 The most destructive type of seismic waves. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  39. Earthquakes FOR 300 What are surface waves (Rayleigh and Love)? Back GAMEBOARD

  40. Earthquakes FOR 400 The ocean waves formed by an earthquake that occurs on the ocean floor. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  41. Earthquakes FOR 400 What is a tsunami? Back GAMEBOARD

  42. Earthquakes FOR 500 This specific type of seismic wave is used to determine composition of the Earth’s interior because it can travel through solids, liquids, and gases. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  43. Earthquakes FOR 500 What are P-waves? Back GAMEBOARD

  44. Volcanoes FOR 100 The Hawaiian islands were formed when the Pacific plate moved over one of these. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  45. Volcanoes FOR 100 What a hot spot? Back GAMEBOARD

  46. Volcanoes FOR 200 A large depression at the top of a volcano that can be formed when the summit collapses. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  47. Volcanoes FOR 200 What are calderas (craters)? Back GAMEBOARD

  48. VolcanoesFOR 300 A lava flow with a surface of rough, jagged blocks and sharp, angular projections. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

  49. Volcanoes FOR 300 What is a’a? Back GAMEBOARD

  50. Volcanoes FOR 400 The term to describe a fluids resistance to flow. CHECK YOUR ANSWER

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