Think you are an expert in Earth Science? Do you think you can pass this Earth Science test? This quiz will teach you about all the factors involved in earth science. You must understand the difference between things like inference and observation, and what the difference is between static, direct, indirect, and cyclic. This quiz will put your knowledge of earth science to the test. All the best.
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An inference is an assumption based on observations and observation is grouping objects with similar characteristics based on the 5 senses.
An inference is grouping objects with similar characteristics based on the 5 senses. Observations is an assumption based on an inference
An inference is an assumption based on observations. Observations are information gathered about an object using the 5 senses.
An inference is an information gathered about an object using the 5 senses. Observation is an assumption based on observations.
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Inverse
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The density will decrease
The density will increase
The density will stay the same
The density would not equal
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It looks like a clam shell
It lived in shallow water
It is 2.0 cm wide
It is embedded in shale
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4.0 % error
8.0 % error
4.00 % error
8.00 % error
8 % error
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Volume= 2 cubic centimeters
Volume= 2.0 cubic centimeters
Volume= 2 mililiters
Volume= 2.0 mililiters
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