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​thorium-242.
Thorium-238.
Thorium-234.
Any of the above thorium isotopes.
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Fals
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The transportation of earth materials from slopes to river systems.
The reduction of steep topographic features to more gravitationally stable slopes.
The widening of canyons and valleys
All of the above
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100 million years
3.8 billion years
4.5 million years
4.5 billion years
462 million years
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Chemical change
Physical change
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The nucleii of the atoms (mass) of gasoline are converted into pure energy during nuclear reactions according to E=mc 2.
During combustion reactions, mass can actually be destroyed and will no longer exist.
The atoms (mass) of gasoline are rearranged and converted into exhaust fumes.
Internal combustion engines have not yet been designed to conserve mass and therefore gasoline will disappear over time.
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Angular Unconformity
Disconformity
Nonconformity
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Alpha particles.
Beta Particles
Gamma Rays
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Gabbro Dike
Tyee formation
Siletz River Formation
River Terrace sediments
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Gabbro Dike
Tyee Formation
Siletz River Formation
River Terrace Sediments
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The hammer will hit the ground first because it has a greater weight.
Both will hit the ground at the same time because the are no effects from air resistance
Both will float away because gravity only exists on Earth
The feather will hit the ground firs because lighter objects fall faster on the Moon
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Thermal or Heat Energy
Light
Potential
Electuicity
Chemical
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Evaporites
Moraine
Regolith
Talus
Alluvium
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Heavier objects always fall faster than lighter objects because the experience a greater acceleration due to gravity.
Gravity causes all objects fall at the same rate, but air resistance can cause variations in the falling rate.
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A measure of how fast an object is moving.
The property by which objects resist changes in motion.
A measure of the volume of an object.
The force acting on an object due to gravity
A change in velocity over time.
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Is less on the Moon
Is greater on the Moon
Weighs the same anywhere.
Is the same on the Moon
Nonexistent on the Moon
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False
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40 m/s2 to the right.
8 m/s2 to the right.
8 m/s2 to the left.
5 m/s2 to the left.
40 m/s2 to the left.
The 20 kg car will have twice the acceleration of the 10 kg cart-
Both the 20 Kg and the 10 kg cart will undergo the same acceleration.
The 10 kg cart will experience 4 times the acceleration of the 20 kg cart
The 10 kg cart will experience twice the acceleration of the 20 kg cart
The 10 kg cart will experience 10 times the acceleration of the 20 kg cart
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1,000 N
More than 1,000 N
Less than 1,000 N
0 N
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Unchanged
Doubled
Four times more
Half as much
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It is form of energy that was created when the box was lifted.
It come from the work that was done on the box in order to elevate it to that position.
It come from the matter that makes up the box.
From thermal energy absorbed by the box.
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4 times less momentum and KE
Will maintain the same momentum and KE
16 times as much momentum and 16 times as much KE
4 times as much momentum and 4 times as much KE
4 times as much momentum and 16 times as much KE
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Limestone
Granite
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​Chamical potential energy stored in the ball
Produces electromagnetic energy
Increases the kinetic energy of the ball
Heat or thermal energy lost to surroundings
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No
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Creep
Rock and debris avalanches
Debris flows
Lahars
Slump
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Slump
Earth Flow
Debris flow
Rockslide
Rok fall
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High speed electrons emitted by an unstable atomic nucleus.
Particles consisting of 2 protons and 2 neutrons emitted by and unstable atomic nucleus.
A single neutron emitted by an unstable atomic nucleus.
A high ferquency form of electromagnetic radiation emitted by an unstable atomic nucleus
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A substance made of molecules that are composed of only one type of atom.
A substance formed only from covalent bonds.
A substance in which atoms of two or more different elements are chemically bonded.
A substance formed only form ionic bonds.
A substance that is organic in compostion.
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Increasing the temperature.
Increasing the concentrations of reactants.
Using a catalyst.
Reducing the temperature.
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The same age as the Siletz River Formation and older than the River Terrace Sediments.
Older than the River Terrace Sediments and younger than Tyee Formation.
Older than the tyee formation and younger than the Siletz River formation
Younger than all of the geologic unicts in the diagram.
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A force must be continuously exerted on a planet in order to keep it in motion.
The planets do not require a force in order to keep them in a state of motion.
​an element.
An isotope.
A molecular substance.
Radioactive
A gas.
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Proton
Electron
Ion
Neutron
All of these choices
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Alpha
Beta
Gamma
Neutron
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Alpha
Beta
Gamma
All of the above are equal.
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Nonconformity
Disconformity
Angular Unconformity
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​All forms of life have only existed on Earth within the last 500 million years.
For a majority of the Earth’s geologic history, complex multicelled organisms did not exist.
Complex multicelled organisms have existed during most of Earth’s geologic history.
​That the area floods once every 100 years.
That there is a 1 in 100 chance each year that the area will flood.
That it has been 100 years since the last flood has occurred in that area.
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Creep
Rock and Debris Avalanches
Debris flows
Lahars
Slump
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17,280 years
5,760 years
720 years
1,920 years
11,520 years
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Exothermic reactions, because they increase entropy.
Endothermic reactions, because they increase entropy.
Exothermic reactions, because they decrease entropy.
Endothermic reactions, because they decrease entropy.
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Protons and electrons
Protons and neutrons
Protons, neutrons, and electrons
Only electrons
Only neutrons
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A measure of the rate of decay for a radioactive isotope.
Is the time required for half of an original quantity of an isotope to decay.
Is not constant and may vary significantly due to environmental conditions.
Can be calculated at any given moment by measuring the rate of decay of a known quantity using a radiation detector.
The length of a half-life is different for different isotopes.
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Determining the ages of organic materials in the very recent geological past (within the last 1000,000 years).
Determining the ages of deposition for sedimentary rocks.
Determining the ages of fossilized remains of plant life that are millions of years old.
Determining the ages of igneous and metamorphic rocks that are millions of years old.
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Creep
Rock and Debris Avalanches
Debris flows
Lahars
Slump
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