Biomes Extreme Weather Potpourri Gas The study of...
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What is grasslands?
This biome has a lot of grass.
200
What is a tornado?
A spinning funnel of wind that touches the ground.
200
What is a flood?
The weather event when an area receives a large amount of water in a short time.
200
What is a nebula? (galaxy if stars too)
Clouds of dust and gas found in space.
200
What is an astronomer?
A scientist who studies the universe and the objects found in it.
400
What is the arctic?
This biome is where narwhals live.
400
A long period without rain.
DAILY DOUBLE
400
What is a stratus cloud?
These types clouds are low and flat.
400
What is a prominence?
Large eruptions or loops of flaming gas from the Sun's surface.
400
What is a cartographer?
A person who makes maps.
600
What is deciduous, coniferous, and rainforest?
The three main types of forest.
600
What is the climate?
Describes the average weather in an area over time.
600
What is a crater?
The hole formed in a planet's surface by the impact of a meteorite.
600
What is greenhouse gas?
Any gas that traps heat from the Sun, such as carbon dioxide.
600
An astronomer and composer who worked with his sister to observe the planet Uranus for the first time.
DAILY DOUBLE
800
What is fresh water biome?
Grayson could show you around Crater Lake in this biome.
800
What is fog?
A cloud that forms near the ground.
800
What is the mantle?
The mostly solid part of the Earth that lies between its crust and its core.
800
What are gas giants?
The nickname for Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune that are composed mostly of gases, such as hydrogen and helium, with a relatively small rocky core.
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Who is Galileo?
This astronomer, physicist, and engineer discovered four moons of Jupiter with his telescope.
What is the savanna?
You could spot a warthog, gazelle, hyena, or aardvark in this biome.
What is water, air, and heat from the sun?
These three factors work together to create weather.
What is: Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Southern, and Indian?
The five main oceans on Earth.
What is Uranus?
The presence of methane gas in this planet's atmosphere give the planet its blue-green appearance.
Who is Ptolemy?
A Greek astronomer, mathematician, geographer, and astrologer that believed the geocentric theory.






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