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Bellwork

Week 29-Earth Science

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Root Word of the Week

Orb-

“circle”

as in “orbit” and “orb”

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Science Trivia

GENERAL SCIENCE - It is believed that the heavy elements in Earth’s crust primarily originated from:

  1. comets
  2. asteroids
  3. meteorites
  4. exploding stars called supernovae

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Science Trivia-Answer

GENERAL SCIENCE - It is believed that the heavy elements in Earth’s crust primarily originated from:

  • comets
  • asteroids
  • meteorites
  • exploding stars called supernovae

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Read a Graph

  • What is this graph about?

  • What does the specific data show?

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Create-a-Graph

Use the data on the board to create a graph.

Remember, it must:

  • start at 0
  • have a title
  • have x & y axes labels
  • have an evenly spaced scale

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Bonus Questions

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Science Trivia

Earth and Space – The Milky Way, Andromeda, and Maffei 1 are examples of what systems that can be found in space?

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Science Trivia-Answer

Earth and Space – The Milky Way, Andromeda, and Maffei 1 are examples of what systems that can be found in space?

GALAXY

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Science Trivia

EARTH SCIENCE - Which of the following is NOT true:

  1. the Milky Way is an elliptical galaxy
  2. our Sun will become a red giant in the far distant future
  3. constellations are patterns of stars in the night sky
  4. the average sunspot cycle is 11 years

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Science Trivia-Answer

EARTH SCIENCE - Which of the following is NOT true:

  • the Milky Way is an elliptical galaxy
  • our Sun will become a red giant in the far distant future
  • constellations are patterns of stars in the night sky
  • the average sunspot cycle is 11 years

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Science Trivia

EARTH SCIENCE - By our current estimations, the Earth is approximately how many billions of years old:

  1. 8.4
  2. 6.2
  3. 4.6
  4. 2.4

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Science Trivia-Answer

EARTH SCIENCE - By our current estimations, the Earth is approximately how many billions of years old:

  • 8.4
  • 6.2
  • 4.6
  • 2.4