Vocabulary Challenge

What is the meaning of 'mineral'?

• A type of plant that grows in the desert

• solid substances made of one or more simple chemicals

• A type of rock found in caves

• A man-made substance used in construction

Define 'particles' in the context of science.

• Extremely small units of matter that make up everything in the universe.

• Particles are only found in living organisms.

• Particles are fictional entities created for scientific models.

• Large units of matter that make up everything in the universe.

Explain the term 'deposits' as used in geology.

• Deposits are made of chocolate

• amount of something left in one place by a natural process

• Deposits are created by magic

• Deposits are formed by aliens

What does 'erosion' refer to in natural processes?

• The process of volcanic eruptions

• The process of building up rocks and soil by natural forces

• The movement of water from one place to another

• Wearing away or breaking down rocks and soil by natural forces

Define 'principles' in the context of scientific theories.

• Random guesses without any basis

• Unproven hypotheses with no logical reasoning

• Fundamental laws or rules underlying and governing natural phenomena.

• Basic assumptions without empirical evidence

How would you define a 'mineral'?

• A mineral is a type of plant found in nature.

• A mineral is a liquid substance with no crystalline structure.

• A mineral is a man-made substance with no specific composition.

• A mineral is a naturally occurring inorganic solid with a specific chemical composition and a crystalline structure.

In science, what are 'particles'?

• Macroscopic structures

• Large units of matter

• Invisible energy waves

• Extremely small units of matter

Describe 'deposits' in the field of geology.

• Accumulations of rock, mineral, or organic material laid down by natural processes.

• Deposits are made of chocolate

• Deposits are formed by aliens

• Deposits are created by magic

What is the process of 'erosion'?

• Soil and rock are gradually worn away by natural forces like water and wind.

• Erosion is a result of human intervention.

• Erosion is caused by volcanic activity.

• Erosion occurs due to excessive sunlight exposure.

Explain the concept of 'principles' in scientific research.

• Principles in scientific research based on general theories and facts

• Principles in scientific research are optional guidelines that can be ignored

• Principles in scientific research are only applicable to certain fields

• Principles in scientific research are strict rules that hinder creativity