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Which of the following is believed to be common among all mass extinction events?(1 point)
Responses the type of event that
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Why do warm ocean currents begin at the equator?
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During the K-Pg mass extinction event, soot and ash were thrown into the atmosphere, darkening the sky for months. Some mammals
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why is the sun considered the primary source for all living things on earth
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In 2 sentences, identify and describe the fossil evidence Wegener used to support the theories of continental drift and plate
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Which is a result of boundary plates moving apart from one another?
(1 point) • volcanoes erupt • mountains form •
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which fossil is made when a mold fossil is filled in with sediment
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what does the law of superposition tell us
the relative age of rocks or the absolute age of rocks
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what two items are used to determine absolute age 6 grade
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Select the best answer. Which statement is true about all convection currents? (1 point) It results to formation of valleys and
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What are the two main elements found in the core of the Earth?
(1 point) • iron and nickel • iron and aluminum • aluminum
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4. Why did the scientific community not accept or believe the Continental Drift Theory?(1 point)
Responses It was crazy! It was
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After an earthquake, additional adjustments can occur along the fault. These adjustments can cause damaging vibrations called
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Which statement explains the relationship between the density of a material and its movement in Earth’s interior?
Cooler
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On Earth, old matter is recycled into new matter.
True False
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Which describes the average conditions of the atmosphere in one area over a long period of time?(1 point)
Responses season season
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Which explains the differences in the distribution of solar energy on Earth’s surface?(1 point)
Responses Earth’s solar
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Which best explains the relationship between ocean currents and convection currents?(1 point)
Responses Ocean currents rely on
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Which statement best describes why most individual organisms never fossilized? (1 point)
• Chemicals that fossilize organisms
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the age of earth unit test
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In an El Niño year, trade winds are too weak to send warm currents west. Instead, warm currents travel east into South America.
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Why do warm ocean currents begin at the equator?(1 point)
Responses There is a concentration of magma rising at the equator.
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How do prevailing winds produce ocean currents?(1 point)
Responses Earth’s rotation causes air movement. Earth’s rotation
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Average rainfall in London is about 557 mm each year.
How many meters of rain does London receive yearly? Use the prefix table to
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When is Earth’s energy budget in radiative equilibrium?(1 point)
Responses When the amount of energy absorbed by Earth’s
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What would happen if Earth absorbed all of the heat from the sun?(1 point)
Responses Earth would become too cold. Earth would
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Which best describes the heat that arrives at Earth from the sun?(1 point)
Responses It arrives in the form of magnetism. It
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Why did the scientific community not accept or believe the Continental Drift Theory?(1 point)
Responses There's not enough
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Which scientist claimed that fossil organisms are found on lands that are now far apart? He suggested that when the organisms
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Directions: Drag and Drop the following answers into the correct box, either it is considered "Supporting Evidence" or "NOT
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Why are iron oxides in rocks evidence for prehistoric photosynthesis?(1 point)
Responses Iron oxides form when cyanobacteria
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How do weather and climate differ?
Responses Climate refers to elements outside like temperature, precipitation, and wind
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What energy keeps the water cycle going?
Responses The sun’s energy heats the earth’s surface causing water to heat and
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Which feature of Earth would reflect the greatest amount of incoming sunlight? (1 point)
sea ice light ocean water dark ocean
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How much of Earth is comprised of ice? (1 point)
about 90 percent about 10 percent about 30 percent about 70 percent
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Atmospheric Layers Quick Check 4 of 4
Which question can best be answered by studying a diagram of the carbon cycle? (1 point)
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Which statement correctly describes the mesosphere? (1 point)
The Northern Lights are visible in this layer. Meteors burn up in
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Why is it harder to breathe when
climbing up a high mountain? (1 point) The air compresses the lungs. The air is thinner. The air
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Fossils provide evidence that best helps scientists determine changes over time in(1 point)
Responses the environment. the
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What was Mohorovičić’s observation?
A. Seismic waves could not go through the brittle crust B. Seismic waves travelled at
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Which of Earth’s layers has the same chemical composition as the mesosphere?
A. Inner core B. Lithosphere C. Asthenosphere D.
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How can Earth layers be defined? Select two correct answers.
A. By their thickness B. By their chemical compositions C. By their
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Which allowed scientists to determine that Earth was at least 4.3 billion years old?(1 point)
Responses magnetic field
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Which strategy can scientists use to learn about Earth’s deepest layers?
A. Compare samples from different areas of Earth’s
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What tool has allowed scientists to learn about the characteristics of Earth’s layers?
A. X-ray B. Satellite C. Radar D.
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What is the composition of the Earth’s core?
A. Mostly iron B. Very liquid C. Mostly silicate material D. Very dense
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Which of the following layers of Earth is a liquid layer with the highest density?
A. Mesosphere B. Lithosphere C. Asthenosphere
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Magnetism and Plate Tectonics Quick Check
1 of 31 of 3 Items Question Rocks become magnetic when(1 point) Responses continents
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A plate moves 200 m in 10,000 years. What is its rate in cm/year?
0.02 cm/year 2 cm/year 10 cm/year 100 cm/year
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements.
Fossils on continents that are now separated by support the theory of
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Study the table about Earth’s interior.
A 4 column table with 5 rows. First column is unlabeled with entries: Crust, uppercase
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Match the following. Match the items in the left column to the items in the right column.
1. geothermal energy energy produced
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What is the main component of a pyroclastic flow?
Snow and ice Hot ash, rock, and volcanic gas Molten rock Water
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Select all of the answers that apply.
Triangulation is a process to locate an earthquake. Which statements are true regarding
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When is Earth’s energy budget in radiative equilibrium?(1 point)
Responses When the amount of energy absorbed by Earth’s
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What would happen if Earth absorbed all of the heat from the sun?(1 point)
Responses Earth would eventually stop receiving heat.
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Which best describes the heat that arrives at Earth from the sun?(1 point)
Responses It arrives in the form of conduction. It
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After an earthquake, additional adjustments can occur along the fault. These adjustments can cause damaging vibrations called
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The force that drives earthquake activity is _____.
potential energy magnetic force plate tectonics kinetic energy
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The temperature was -12 degrees in the morning and rose to a high of 27 degrees for the day.
What was the increase in temperature
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Which layers can S-Waves go through?(1 point)
Responses outer core, mantle, and crust outer core, mantle, and crust outer core,
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What are the two main elements found in the core of the Earth? (1 point)
Responses aluminum and calcium aluminum and calcium iron
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Which Earth layer is located between the outer core and the crust? (1 point)
Responses atmosphere atmosphere rocks rocks inner
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Geologist discovered fossils of identical spider mites from the same time period but on opposite sides of the ocean from each
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What is the process through which clouds are formed?(1 point) Responses condensation condensation precipitation
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In the hydrologic cycle, water from the ocean
into the atmosphere where it can and change back into tiny water droplets.
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___found evidence that the continents were joined together at one time.
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The earth's interior heat and pressure drive a process of heat transfer in the mantle called _____.
convection condensation
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The four main spheres of Earth are the _____.
astrosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, and biosphere atmosphere, hydrosphere,
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Match the layer with its correct description.
1. inner core Solid rock about 720 km thick that flows from plasticity. Temperature
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The size of the earth is just right. If it were any bigger, its
would be greater, which could result in an atmosphere different
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You will come to find that everything that makes life possible on Earth is _____.
dependent on the Sun interconnected independent
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Which list of factors best supports the concept that they are "just right" for the planet Earth to support life?
gravity, tides,
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The Sun is essential to life on earth. Which of the statements is not true about the Sun's importance to life on the earth?
The
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Earth science encompasses four main science disciplines. They are _____.
astronomy, meteorology, anthropology, and geology
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Which of the following best explains why the Southern Hemisphere experiences seasons opposite to those in the Northern
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Earth is in constant motion. It rotates once every 24 hours, which causes day and night. Earth also orbits the Sun once every
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How does time affect the physical weathering of a rock?(1 point)
Responses The longer the rock has been exposed, the more it has
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Which is an example of physical weathering?(1 point)
Responses acid rain breaking down compounds in rock statues acid rain
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Which law describes a layer of the Grand Canyon that is older than the layer above it? (1 point)
© law of uniformitarianism O
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What causes day and night on Earth? (1 point)
the orbit of Earth around the sun the tilt of Earth on its axis the motion of the
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What causes the sunlight to hit different latitudes on Earth at different angles? (1 point)
the Earth's tilt on its axis the
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Which forms of life were dominant in the Mesozoic era?(1 point)
Responses mammals mammals one-celled animals one-celled animals
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What is most necessary for a coherent text to do?(
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Which action describes chemical weathering?(1 point)
Responses water freezing and thawing to widen cracks in rock water freezing
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What is most necessary for a coherent text to do?(
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Choose the options from the drop down menus that correctly complete the statement about how air typically moves: (1 point)
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The temperature in Fairbanks, Alaska begins at -2 F and gets 3 degrees warmer each hour.
Temperatures in Juneau, Alaska are
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how do ocean currents influence the strength of a hurricane when it makes landfall? (1piont)
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What is the water table?
the top of a saturated aquifer a flat area where standing water evaporates a confined aquifer the
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What percentage of all water on Earth is freshwater in liquid form?
31% 3% 67% 1%
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How is surface water naturally purified?
soil filters the water evaporation leaves impurities behind freezing water destroys
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Why is the equator region the hottest part of Earth’s surface?(1 point)
Responses The equator region has the widest diameter.
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Nitrogen returns to the atmosphere through a process called(1 point)
Responses nitrification. nitrification. denitrification.
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What causes day and night on Earth?(1 point)
Responses the rotation of Earth the rotation of Earth the motion of the sun to
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Why was Alfred Wegner's Continential Drift Theory not accepted at the time he proposed it?
a There was sufficient evidence that
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Heath broke a jawbreaker candy in half using a hammer. He noticed that the layers in the jawbreaker could be like a model for
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How does the model explain the phenomenon of the water cycle
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Draw your initial model of the phenomenon water cycle
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which layers can S-waves go through?
-outer core, inner core, and crust -inner core, outer core, and mantle -outer core, mantle,
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What is the process through which clouds are formed?(1 point)
Responses condensation condensation transpiration transpiration
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Where does the energy of a hurricane come from?
(1 point) O the Sun Earth's moon Earth's spin O strong winds
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