Earth history is a way in which we get to learn about the physical constitution of the earth. There is a lot of vocabulary that we have come across in our classes, and the quiz mentioned below is designed to test your understanding of the ones we covered in the second semester. If you believe you can tackle it all you have to do is prove it.
Universe
Galaxy
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Snickers
Twix
Milky Way
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Mechanical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
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Absolute Age
Relative Age
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Ground Water
Well Water
City Water
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Main Sequence
Constellation
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Mechanical Weathering
Chemical Weathering
Physically Weathering
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Till
Moraine
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Skull
Fossil
Preserved Remains
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Extincion
Evolution
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Because it was fun.
To help us study and prepare for the upcoming exam...the one you are currently taking.
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Option 4
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Fossil
Geological Time Scale
Timeline
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Water Pollution
Water Quality
Purified Water
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Cheese Slices
Phases
Slices
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Phases
Eclipse
Lunar
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Solar Wind
Solar Flare
Sun Spots
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TRUE : )
FALSE - DON'T PICK THIS ONE
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Evolution
Extinction
Die-off
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Rotation
Revolution
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Revolution
Rotation
Orbit
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Gravity
Mass
Weight
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Valley Glacier
Continental Glacier
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Hole
Crater
Maria
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Miles/Distance
Light Year
Electromagnetic Spectrum
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Walking Space
Bridge
Flood Plain
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Era
Period
Column
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Universe
Galaxy
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Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
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Astronomer
Geologist
Paleontologist
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Precipitation
Condensation
Evaporation
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Solar Wind
Nebula
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Precipitation
Evaporation
Water Cycle
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Water Pollution
Water Quality
Purified Water
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Rocket
Lunar Module
International Space Station
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Universal Solvent
Mixture
Solution
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Solar Wind
Solar Flare
Sun Spots
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Main Sequence
H-R Diagram
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Absolute Age
Relative Age
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Erosion
Weathering
Deposition
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Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
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Snow
River
Runoff
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Weathering
Deflation
Deposition
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Orbit
Axis
Equator
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Main Sequence
Electromagnetic Spectrum
Light Year
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Corona
Radiation Zone
Photosphere
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Till
Moraine
Rock Sediment
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Revolution
Rotation
Orbit
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True
False
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Option 4
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