Science Trivia Round 2 (Energy, Forces, Earth and Space)

protect and manage

occurs when an agent of erosion drops, or deposits its load of sediment in a new place

daily changes in the water levels of Earth's ocean

vapor to liquid

the path one space object takes around another

a force that opposes motion

resources that cannot be replaced in a short amount of time (like fossil fuels and minerals)

energy that travels in a straight line until it reaches an object or moves through a medium

light bounces off a shiny surface and returns to the medium at the same speed and angle

forces on object that are not equal in size and opposite in direction; causes motion

energy from air movement

the imaginary line that goes through Earth from pole to pole

hill caused by wind moving the sand

small pieces of materials like rock, sand, and soil

energy from Earth's heat

to spin around an axis

forces on an object that are equal in size and opposite in direction; causes no motion

deep divide created between cliffs as water and/or ice weather and erode softer rock

resources that can be replaced in a relatively short amount of time (plants, air, and water)

area of darkness created when an object blocks the light

a push or pull

Nontraditional source of energy. Using this type of energy can decrease harm to the environment

measure of the force of gravity on an object

to go around another object

landform created as sediment in a river is deposited as the river enters another body of water

tool to show weather conditions

appearance of Earth's moon as it revolves around Earth each month

transfers heat

energy from the sun

resources that cannot be replaced in a short amount of time (like fossil fuels and minerals)

release of water to atmosphere from plants

the energy an object has because of its motion

solid rock formed by sediment that has settled and has been packed into layers over many years

The sun and the objects that revolve around it

after weathering; causes sediment to be moved from place to place

the energy an object has because of its position or condition

electrical energy generated from moving water

energy stored in matter and that can be released by a chemical reaction

light changes speeds and bends at an angle as it moves through one medium to another

energy source from living matter, like plants

water that falls back to earth (rain, snow, sleet, or hail)

liquid to a gas

closed path that allows electricity to flow from and back to a source of electricity

moves through wires of a circuit

pattern of weather conditions in an area over many years

material (like a solid, liquid, or gas) through which a wave moves

divisions of year caused by Earth's tilt on its axis and its revolution around the sun

the physical or chemical process that breaks down rock on or near the Earth's surface

the force of attraction between two objects even when they are not touching

the constant movement of water on or near earth

energy rich material made from buried organisms changed by heat/pressure over millions of years

force applied over distance

anything from nature that people can use

remains or traces of a living organism from long ago

ability to change matter or do work

moves objects

atmospheric conditions at a particular time and area

form of energy that is caused by vibrations and can be heard