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Mantle

The layer of the earth between the crust and the core

Matter

The material from which all substances are made

Mammal

Vertebrate (backbones)


Warm Blood


Bare live young (does not hatch)


Feeds milk to young


Partially covered with hair

Melt

To change from a solid form to a liquid state

Magnetism

The ability to attract certain metals and to attract and repel other magnets

Liquid

Matter that has a definite volume but not a definite shape.


Takes the shape of its container

Pitch

How high or low a sound is

Orbit

The path of an object in space as it travels around another object

Metamorphosis

Dramatic change in an organism's development that occurs after birth

Light

A form of energy that allows us to see

Precipitation

A form of water that falls from the clouds to Earth (rain, hail sleet, snow)

Physical Change

A change in the appearance, size or shape of matter

Luminous

Having the ability to give off light energy (glows in the dark)

Plate

A section of earth's crust that is constantly shifting

Mineral

A non-living solid material that is formed in nature and have a crystal shape.

Opaque

Not allowing any light to pass through

Magma

Liquid or molten rock. Cools into igneous rocks

Metamorphic Rock

A rock, such as marble, formed when a large amount of heat and pressure are applied to other rocks.