JEOPARDY GAME THIRD GRADE SCIENCE CHANGES IN THE EARTH Created by Kathleen Porter.

JEOPARDY GAMETHIRD GRADE

SCIENCE

“CHANGES IN THE EARTH”

Created by Kathleen Porter

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True or False

Holds most of Earth’s water

A 100

Oceans

A 100

The movement of water from one place to another and from

one form to another

A 200

Water Cycle

A 200

Amount of water that covers Earth’s surface

A 300

Three fourths of Earth’s surface

A 300

Water changing to a liquid (You can see it in the clouds)

A 400

Condensation

A 400

When you use something wisely, not wastefully

A 500

Conserve

A 500

The imprint or remains of something that lived long ago

B 100

fossil

B 100

Hardened tree sap

B 200

amber

B 200

A material burned for its energy

B 300

fuel

B 300

Many different materials like small rocks, sand, minerals

and clay make up this “dirty” thing

B 400

soil

B 400

A material that was once living or formed by a living thing and adds nutrients to

the soil

B 500

humus

B 500

Violent storm with strong winds and heavy rains

C 100

hurricane

C 100

A huge flow of water over dry land

C 200

flood

C 200

A sudden movement in the rocks that make up Earth’s

crust

C 300

earthquake

C 300

DAILY DOUBLE

C 400

DAILY DOUBLE

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An opening in the Earth’s surface

C 400

volcano

C 400

Melted rock that flows out of an erupting volcano

C 500

lava

C 500

A substance found in nature that is not a plant or animal

D 100

mineral

D 100

A rock that forms when melted rock cools and

hardens

D 200

Igneous rock

D 200

A rock that changes form through squeezing and

heating

D 300

Metamorphic rock

D 300

A rock formed when sand, mud and pebbles pile up at the bottom of rivers, lakes

and oceans

D 400

Sedimentary rock

D 400

Pulls materials down hills and mountains

D 500

gravity

D 500

Materials on Earth that keep you alive or make your life

better

E 100

Natural resources

E 100

Resources that can be replaced like soil and water

E 200

Renewable resources

E 200

A resource that cannot be replaced or reused such as

coal, oil and gems

E 300

Nonrenewable resource

E 300

Harmful materials that go into our water, air and on land

(yuck!)

E 400

pollution

E 400

Three ways to conserve to help keep our planet “green”

E 500

Reduce, reuse, recycle

E 500

A mass of slow moving ice is called a glacier

F 100

true

F 100

The carrying away of weathered materials is called erosion

F 200

true

F 200

Weathering causes rocks to crumble, crack and break

F 300

true

F 300

Caves are formed by glaciers

F 400

false

F 400

Weathering is a process that does not take a long time

F 500

false

F 500

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Changes on the Earth

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Name two slow changes and two fast changes on Earth

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Slow: glaciers, weathering, erosion

Fast: flood, volcano, hurricane, tornado, landslide, forest fires

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