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Science Chapter 5 Study Guide

 

-Gasoline is a fossil fuel. Cars use this fuel to run.

-The water cycle keeps lakes, rivers, and other water sources from drying up.

-When water vapor cool, it condenses into water droplets.

-All rocks are made from minerals. They are the building blocks of rocks.

-A fossil is the remains of a plant or animal that lived long ago.

-Water,air,and soil are all natural resources.

-Water that is held in the soil and rocks underneath the ground is called groundwater.

-Over a long period of time hardened tree sap may become amber.

-We use our resources wisely when we conserve.

-When harmful materials get into the water, air, or land, pollution occurs

-Igneous rocks, like granite, are made when melted rock cools and hardens. Sedimentary rocks are formed in layers. Metamorphic rock is when a rock changes form.

-There are three layers of soil: topsoil, subsoil, and solid rock. The topsoil is good for growing crops because it has lots of humus, it can hold water, and it has lots of minerals.

-Fossil fuels like oil and coal are nonrenewable resources because it take millions of years to make them.

-Since sedimentary rocks are made from layers of deposits; they are the best rocks to find fossil.

-The elephant is a modern relative of the woolly mammoth, just as the cat is a relative of the tiger,

-An aqueduct is a structure that can bring water to a dry place.

_Ages ago people use limestone (sedimentary rock) for grave markers, but over the years they wore away. Today granite is used because it is an igneous rock and it will last a lot longer. Many building are using granite on the face of the building for the same reason.

-The water cycle begins with evaporation which pulls the water into the sky as a gas. The cloud forms and the gas condenses forming water droplets. When the cloud gets too heavy with water droplets the condensations falls to the ground a precipitation. This continues over and over,but if there is pollution in the water then the water can not evaporate and will affect the water cycle.

-Conserving our natural resources is important. We can do this by Reduce- using fewer things and fewer resources. Reuse-keep using the same thing and that uses fewer resources. Recycle-resources are used again which means new resources do not have to be used.

-Beaches have been polluted by oil spills. The sand can act as a filter and trap the oil. The oil is removed from the sand by sifting through the sand over and over until all of the oil is removed.


 Science Chapter 5 vocabulary  

 

mineral

igneous rock

sedimentary rock

 

metamorphic rock

soil

humus

 

fossil

amber

fuel

 

water cycle

evaporate

condense

 

groundwater

conserve

natural resource

 

renewable resource

nonrenewable resource

pollution