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What is the strongest force on the earth?
A gravitational force is the attractive force between two separate bodies. Gravity is related to mass so the more significant the mass, the greater the gravitational force it exerts on other objects. Also, the gravitational force of an object is depe
How the lines of latitude and longitude are drawn on a globe of Earth?
The answer to this is A. it can be confusing to choose the right answer if you would not read the questions carefully. Latitude lines are known as horizontal lines. They will be very helpful in determining the various areas where countries are locate
What proof is there that the Earth is round?
There are many ways to prove that earth is round. One of them is observing a ship emerge from a long distance from the sea to the shore. The ship will appear to come up from beneath the water to the surface. This happens because the earth is round. H
What line divides the Earth into two equal parts?
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The line that divides the earth into two parts in a horizontal manner is the equator. Take note that this is an invisible line. You will not see it if you would look at the Earth from a distance. Do remember that the closer the countries are to the e
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This is a quiz over Earth's Resources- rocks, soil, renewable and non-renewable resources.
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Sample QuestionThese types of rocks have formed from magma or lava that has cooled and harened.
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Sample QuestionWhere do earthquakes occur?
Trivia quiz for the longest day of the year! The summer solstice occurs on Tuesday, June 20, at 8:24 p.m. AKDT. In the northern hemisphere, the sun reaches its highest elevation, with a stretch of sunlight that lasts for 17...
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Sample QuestionThe word “solstice” comes from the Latin “Solstitium” which means…?
The purpose of this trivia quiz is to commemorate Earth Week. This quiz determines how much you know about the planet, animals, plants and the environment. The topics covered are related to environmental and global issues....
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Sample QuestionRainforests once covered 14% of the earth's land surface; now they cover ___%.
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Use these fun and challenging questions as resources in your environmental activities and initiatives.
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Sample QuestionWhich household appliance uses the most energy?
Chapter 4 test
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Sample QuestionThe Earth bulges at the equator
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Sample QuestionScientists use absolute dating to determine
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Sample QuestionAll were harvested by the Iroquois except?
This is a quiz on the material we have discussed in class on the power point of Earth.
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Sample QuestionWhat are the four major layers on the Earths core
A revision quiz for year 8/9 students.
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Sample QuestionOur solar system includes;
It's time to answer some interesting question on Earth! Let’s take this quiz and find out how much you really know.
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Sample QuestionWhat is the name for the huge landmass that Wegener believed covered much of the Earth 200 million years ago?
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Sample QuestionWhich rocks can be changed into sediments by weathering and erosion?
Quiz on the faults and folds of the earth
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Sample QuestionWhat is force?
This is a short quiz over Ch 12, History of the Earth.
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Sample QuestionChloroplasts and mitochondria are both thought to have evolved through the process of
Are You Fire, Do You Have A fierce Attitude? Are You water, Calming to others? What About Wind, Always On The GO and dont Have Time to socialize? Are You Land, Super Lazy ANd Just STand There And watch the earth change.Take This...
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Sample QuestionYour Mom, Dad, Sister And Aunt Ask You IF you Want To Go To A Baseball Game, Your Least Favorite Team That Is.. What Do You Do?
Use your notes to help get the correct answer. This is a classwork grade. You need to have me document your score when you are done to put in the grade book.
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Sample QuestionWhat season is represented by C?
Mrs Waller's Earth Seasons Test
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Sample Question____________ is the movement of one object around another object.
How much do you know about land hermit crabs? Are you an expert or a novice? Find out with this simple quiz.
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Sample QuestionWhich are a land species of hermit crab?
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Sample QuestionWhen a force on rocks is great enough, they break, producing vibrations called
This set of questions is taken from Chapter 1 Section 2.
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Sample QuestionWhat are the three main parts of the geosphere?
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Sample QuestionWhat causes seasons to change?
Earth sign is one of the elements in zodiac signs which are determined by the projection in position of bodies like moon, sun and planets during the birth of an human. According to researches, some days in a month are regarded as...
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Sample QuestionWhich of these is not an earth sign?
You think you know all about earth? Prove it now with this awesome quiz!
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Sample QuestionWhich member of R&B band Earth, Wind & Fire founded the group?
The winter solstice, one of the great seasonal phenomena that affect the length of the day and night. Put your knowledge to the test with this trivia quiz that questions your true understanding of the winter solstice.
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Sample QuestionHow many times a year does the winter solstice happen?
Winter solstice, also called hibernal solstice, At the winter solstice, the Sun travels the shortest path through the sky, and that day, therefore, has the least daylight and the longest night. After the solstice, the day has...
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Sample QuestionOn St. Lucia’s day, girls in Scandinavia wear which of these color dresses with red sashes and wreaths of candles on their heads?
Winter Solstice is the opposite of summer solstice, midwinter occurs when one of the Earth's poles has its maximum tilt away from the Sun. It marked the symbolic death and rebirth of the Sun. Tho humans may have observed the...
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Sample QuestionHumans may have observed the winter solstice as early as Neolithic period—the last part of the Stone Age, beginnig about when?
Winter Solstice is also called hibernal solstice, which happens twice yearly. Once in each hemisphere (Northern and Southern), it occurs when Earth's poles have its maximum tilt away from the Sun. In many temperate regions,...
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Sample QuestionThis delay in the arrival of our coldest temperatures is better known as what?
Winter Solstice occurs when one of the Earth's poles has its maximum tilt away from the Sun. Like many other astronomical terms, the word solstice comes from Latin, As well as marking the shortest day of the year. The winter...
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Sample QuestionIt is believed that it was designed to capture solstice sun rays prehistoric monument in County Meath, Ireland, located about 1 KM north of the River Boyne and built between how many BC?
Winter Solstice is one of the solstices that happens yearly. Winter solstice occurs 2 times a year. As well as marking the shortest day of the year, the winter solstice marks the first day of winter in the astronomical calendar,...
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Sample QuestionOn the winter solstice opposite "summer solstice," Earth's maximum axial tilt toward the Sun is what?
Winter Solstice is the opposite of summer solstice. Solstices are opposite on either side of the equator, and it happens twice a year (once in the northern hemisphere, once in the southern hemisphere, six months apart). This quiz...
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Sample QuestionThe Dōngzhì Festival is held in parts of east Asia on or around the Solstice. What does “Dōngzhì" translate as?
