Semester Two
Earth Science Final
Mrs. Von Berg
Out-gassing from volcanoes
Asteroid collision
Metamorphism
Galactic fust
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Only above the surface of the ocean
Near plate boundaries
Below the north pole
In the center of continents
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Shield volcano
Lava dome
Cinder cone volcano
Composite volcano
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Atlantic Ocean
Southern Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific Ocean
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Longer winters
Lower wind speeds
Higher temperatures
Fewer daylight horurs
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Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Methane
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Nuclear fusion
Nuclear fission
Nuclear bombs
Hydrogren bombs
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Vegetable scarps decaying
Animals consuming legumes
Fossil fuels burning
Evergreen trees growing
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Radio waves
Ultraviolet waves
Microwaves
Infared waves
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Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide
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Increased ultraviolet radiation could be harmful to humans and other organisms
Refracted radiation could increased the suns intensity
More blue light could cause and increase in the rate of photosynthesis
The reflected infrared radiation could appear as a reddish glow in the atmosphere
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An object the size of Mars collided with Earth
A planet larger than Neptune split into two parts
Earth’s gravity captured it from Mars
Dust and gas collected in Earth’s orbit
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Density differences
Compositional differences
Color differences
Age differences
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Methane
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Water vapor
Carbon monoxide
Argon
Neon
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The warming of the Earth due to trapped heat in the atmosphere
The cause of the ocean tides
Earth's protection from ultraviolet radiation
The natural cooling process of the Earth
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17
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Raising more animals
Using less hydroelectric energy
Burning less fossil fuels
Using fireplaces for heating
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Composite
Dome
Shield
Cinder cone
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Pyroclastic material
Calderas
Laccoliths
Volcanic stocks
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Cinder cone
Caldera
Geyser
Lava dome
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Volcanoes
A magnetic field
A solid core
An oxygen atmosphere
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Size
Color
Age
Density
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Oxygen
Carbon
Water vapor
Cheese
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White dwarf
Blue giant
Nutron star
Black hole
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Are less dense
Have fewer moons
Are formed by unknown gases
Produce nuclear fusion
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Visible light
Ultraviolet (UV)
Infrared (heat)
All of the above
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Much warmer
Much cooler
More habitable for humans
About the same temperature
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The current weather conditions in one place
The exact temperature of a city
The long term weather conditions of a region
How much water vapor is in the atmosphere
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Colder weather
Sea-level rise
Increase of oxygen in the atmosphere
Reduction of ozone in the stratosphere
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Oil
Coal
Natural gas
Solar energy
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Geothermal
Wind
Hydroelectricc
Solar
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Wind
Solar
Geothermal
Hydroelectric
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Northern California and the mountains
The Central and Imperial Valleys
Ocean water desalination
Deep underground wells
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Gold and silver
Quartz and marble
Sand and gravel
Dolomite and magesium
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Homes
Industry
Agriculture
Golf courses
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Aquaducts
Wells
Levees
Buckets
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Lines of latitude
Tropics
Lines of longitude
Circles
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North America
South America
Antarctica
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
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Plate Tectonics Theory
Big Bang Theory
Nebular Hypothesis
Co-Accretion Theory
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Is father from the Sun
Has a shorter period of rotation
Is a gaseous planet
Has a ring around its center
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Milky Way Galaxy
Centauri Star System
Andromeda Galaxy
Cat's Eye Nebula
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The Moon causes an eclipse every month.
The Moon takes one day to travel around the Earth.
The Moon always has one half of it lit by the Sun.
We see the entire Moon every night.
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A cloud of gas and dust where stars form
A collection of planets, stars, nebulae, and gas
An object made of ice that travels around a star
A collection of planets that travel around a star
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Regolith
Maria
Nebula
Lunar highlands
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
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Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
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