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Fall Final Exam Review. ESPS. Principal Thomas notices that every time it rains there are worms on the school parking lot. Which step of the scientific method is this? a.Observation b.Experiment c.Analysis and Conclusion d.Hypothesis. Question 1. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Fall Final Exam Review
ESPS
Principal Thomas notices that every time it rains there are worms on the school parking lot. Which step of the scientific method is this?a. Observation b. Experiment c. Analysis and Conclusion d. Hypothesis
Question 1
Principal Thomas notices that every time it rains there are worms on the school parking lot. Which step of the scientific method is this?a. Observation b. Experiment c. Analysis and Conclusion d. Hypothesis
Question 1
Which of the following is NOT a Terrestrial Planet?
a. Earthb. Plutoc. Venusd. Mars
Question 2
Which of the following is NOT a Terrestrial Planet?
a. Earthb. Plutoc. Venusd. Mars
Question 2
Small, dense, and solid rocky surfaces are characteristics of….
a. gas giantsb. satellitesc. terrestrial planetsd. stars
Question 3
Small, dense, and solid rocky surfaces are characteristics of….
a. gas giantsb. satellitesc. terrestrial planetsd. stars
Question 3
Which of the following is NOT a Gas Giant?
a. Marsb. Jupiterc. Uranusd. Saturn
Question 4
Which of the following is NOT a Gas Giant?
a. Marsb. Jupiterc. Uranusd. Saturn
Question 4
Water on the earth’s surface is referred to as the __________.
a. hemisphereb. photospherec. chromosphered. hydrosphere
Question 5
Water on the earth’s surface is referred to as the __________.
a. hemisphereb. photospherec. chromosphered. hydrosphere
Question 5
___________ is a model for the formation of the solar system where the sun and the planets condensed from a cloud of dust and gas.
a. Nebular Hypothesisb. Big Bang Theoryc. geocentric modeld. heliocentric model
Question 6
___________ is a model for the formation of the solar system where the sun and the planets condensed from a cloud of dust and gas.
a. Nebular Hypothesisb. Big Bang Theoryc. geocentric modeld. heliocentric model
Question 6
The sun has 6 layers including the core, corona, convection zone, radiative zone, photosphere, and _________.
a. hydrosphereb. chromospherec. hemisphered. flare
Question 7
The sun has 6 layers including the core, corona, convection zone, radiative zone, photosphere, and _________.
a. hydrosphereb. chromospherec. hemisphered. flare
Question 7
A _________ orbits the sun and round due to gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path.
a. asteroidb. dwarf planetc. planetd. satellite
Question 8
A _________ orbits the sun and round due to gravity, but has not cleared its orbital path.
a. asteroidb. dwarf planetc. planetd. satellite
Question 8
Black holes and neutron stars are the possible outcomes of a(n) __________.
a. red giantb. supernovac. nebulad. exoplanet
Question 9
Black holes and neutron stars are the possible outcomes of a(n) __________.
a. red giantb. supernovac. nebulad. exoplanet
Question 9
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the brightness of a star?
a. ageb. temperaturec. distance from Earthd. size
Question 10
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the brightness of a star?
a. ageb. temperaturec. distance from Earthd. size
Question 10
Earth’s moon is theorized to be a piece of……
a. meteor b. asteroidc. Earthd. another planet
Question 11
Earth’s moon is theorized to be a piece of……
a. meteor b. asteroidc. Earthd. another planet
Question 11
How does mass relate to gravitational force?
a. less mass = more forceb. more mass = less forcec. more mass = more force
d. they’re not related
Question 12
How does mass relate to gravitational force?
a. less mass = more forceb. more mass = less forcec. more mass = more force
d. they’re not related
Question 12
Which of the following is NOT a possibility for the future of the universe? a. remain exactly as it is nowb. gradually slow & reach size limitc. expand foreverd. collapse
Question 13
Which of the following is NOT a possibility for the future of the universe? a. remain exactly as it is nowb. gradually slow & reach size limitc. expand foreverd. collapse
Question 13
The upper portion of the mantle just below the lithosphere is called the:
a. Mid Ocean Ridge c. Asthenosphereb. Rift Valley d. Mesophere
Question 14
The upper portion of the mantle just below the lithosphere is called the:
a. Mid Ocean Ridge c. Asthenosphereb. Rift Valley d. Mesophere
Question 14
The two types of crust:
a. Oceanic and Inner Coreb. Inner Core and Mantlec. Continental and Inner Cored. Oceanic and Continental
Question 15
The two types of crust:
a. Oceanic and Inner Coreb. Inner Core and Mantlec. Continental and Inner Cored. Oceanic and Continental
Question 15
When 2 oceanic plates collide, which land feature forms?
a. Mountain c. Volcanob. Rift Valley d. Hot Spot
Question 16
When 2 oceanic plates collide, which land feature forms?
a. Mountain c. Volcanob. Rift Valley d. Hot Spot
Question 16
P waves pass through the outer core but S waves do not. This is because:
a. The temperature of the outer core is too high for S waves to pass throughb. S waves are transverse and the outer core only allows longitudinal waves to pass throughc. The outer core is radioactive and the rest of the Earth is notd. The outer core is liquid and S waves do not pass through a liquid
Question 17
P waves pass through the outer core but S waves do not. This is because:
a. The temperature of the outer core is too high for S waves to pass throughb. S waves are transverse and the outer core only allows longitudinal waves to pass throughc. The outer core is radioactive and the rest of the Earth is notd. The outer core is liquid and S waves do not pass through a liquid
Question 17
Plates slide past each other, and crust is neither created nor destroyed, at a:
a. Convergent Boundaryb. Mid-Ocean Ridgec. Divergent Boundaryd. Transform Fault Boundary
Question 18
Plates slide past each other, and crust is neither created nor destroyed, at a:
a. Convergent Boundaryb. Mid-Ocean Ridgec. Divergent Boundaryd. Transform Fault Boundary
Question 18
The amount of energy released by an earthquake is measured on the
a. Richter Scaleb. Moment Magnitude Scalec. Modified Mercalli Scaled. Seismic Scale
Question 19
The amount of energy released by an earthquake is measured on the
a. Richter Scaleb. Moment Magnitude Scalec. Modified Mercalli Scaled. Seismic Scale
Question 19
According to the Cargo Capacity of Foil Boats graph, how many pennies could a boat built of 250 surface area hold?a. 60b. 75c. 90d. 120
Question 20
According to the Cargo Capacity of Foil Boats graph, how many pennies could a boat built of 250 surface area hold?a. 60b. 75c. 90d. 120
Question 20
The sum of space matter and energy that has existed, does exist, and will ever exist is called the ________.
a. galaxyb. starc. universed. quasar
Question 21
The sum of space matter and energy that has existed, does exist, and will ever exist is called the ________.
a. galaxyb. starc. universed. quasar
Question 21
What would happen to the Earth without the gravitational pull from pull of the sun?
a. nothingb. orbit another planet c.travel in a circled. travel in a straight line
Question 22
What would happen to the Earth without the gravitational pull from pull of the sun?
a. nothingb. orbit another planet c.travel in a circled. travel in a straight line
Question 22
What is the name of the location within the Earth where an earthquake begins?
a. Foldc. Epicenterb. Focus d. Core
Question 23
What is the name of the location within the Earth where an earthquake begins?
a. Foldc. Epicenterb. Focus d. Core
Question 23
What is a break in a rock mass along which movements occurs?
a. Fold c. Faultb. Earthquake d. Epicenter
Question 24
What is a break in a rock mass along which movements occurs?
a. Fold c. Faultb. Earthquake d. Epicenter
Question 24
Which of the following statements is true regarding seismic waves?
a. In the longitudinal S-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesb. In the transverse S-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesc. In the longitudinal P-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesd. In the transverse P-wave, the energy moves parallel to the particles.
Question 25
Which of the following statements is true regarding seismic waves?
a. In the longitudinal S-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesb. In the transverse S-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesc. In the longitudinal P-wave, the energy moves perpendicular to the particlesd. In the transverse P-wave, the energy moves parallel to the particles.
Question 25
At colliding continental plates, which land feature forms?
a. Mountain c. Volcanob. Rift Valley d. Hot Spot
Question 26
At colliding continental plates, which land feature forms?
a. Mountain c. Volcanob. Rift Valley d. Hot Spot
Question 26
Which choice lists the 3 main interior layers of the Earth from coolest to hottest?
a. Core, Mantle, Crustb. Crust, Mantle, Corec. Mantle, Core, Crustd. Crust, Core, Mantle
Question 27
Which choice lists the 3 main interior layers of the Earth from coolest to hottest?
a. Core, Mantle, Crustb. Crust, Mantle, Corec. Mantle, Core, Crustd. Crust, Core, Mantle
Question 27
P Waves:
a. Cause Earth to vibrate in the direction of the waves motionb. Cause Earth to vibrate at right angles to the direction the wave movesc. Travel along Earth’s surfaced. Move in a rolling motion similar to ocean waves
Question 28
P Waves:
a. Cause Earth to vibrate in the direction of the waves motionb. Cause Earth to vibrate at right angles to the direction the wave movesc. Travel along Earth’s surfaced. Move in a rolling motion similar to ocean waves
Question 28
According to the Cargo Capacity graph, which boat dimensions hold the most pennies?a. Two 100 boats c. Two 200 boatsb. One 200 boat d. One 300 boat
Question 29
According to the Cargo Capacity graph, which boat dimensions hold the most pennies?a. Two 100 boats c. Two 200 boatsb. One 200 boat d. One 300 boat
Question 29
The geocentric model of the universe has what at the center?
a. Earthb. Sunc. Moond. Jupiter
Question 30
The geocentric model of the universe has what at the center?
a. Earthb. Sunc. Moond. Jupiter
Question 30
All gas giants have…
a. ringsb. gases c. satellitesd. all of the above
Question 31
All gas giants have…
a. ringsb. gases c. satellitesd. all of the above
Question 31
New ocean crust is formed along
a. Mid-Ocean Ridgesb. Mountain Beltsc. Subduction Zonesd. Trenches
Question 32
New ocean crust is formed along
a. Mid-Ocean Ridgesb. Mountain Beltsc. Subduction Zonesd. Trenches
Question 32
Which type of earthquake wave has circular motion?
a. Transverse Waveb. Primary Wavec. Longitudinal Waved. Surface Wave
Question 33
Which type of earthquake wave has circular motion?
a. Transverse Waveb. Primary Wavec. Longitudinal Waved. Surface Wave
Question 33
The hypothesis that the continents move slowly over Earth’s surface and once were joined into one supercontinent is called:
a. Seismologyb. Continental Driftc. Sea-Floor Spreadingd. Subduction
Question 34
The hypothesis that the continents move slowly over Earth’s surface and once were joined into one supercontinent is called:
a. Seismologyb. Continental Driftc. Sea-Floor Spreadingd. Subduction
Question 34
Principal Thomas, after noticing worms on the sidewalk, says “The worms may be drowning in their holes.” What step of the scientific method is this?
a. Observation b. Experiment c. Analysis and Conclusion d. Hypothesis
Question 35
Principal Thomas, after noticing worms on the sidewalk, says “The worms may be drowning in their holes.” What step of the scientific method is this?
a. Observation b. Experiment c. Analysis and Conclusion d. Hypothesis
Question 35
What is the independent variable in the boat and pennies experiment?a. Surface area of the boat material b. Number of pennies c. Type of coin used d. Amount of water used
Question 36
What is the independent variable in the boat and pennies experiment?a. Surface area of the boat material b. Number of pennies c. Type of coin used d. Amount of water used
Question 36
Geologists have inferred that Earth’s outer core is liquid because:
a. P waves cannot pass through the outer coreb. S waves speed up in the outer corec. P waves are bent downward as they travel through the outer cored. S waves cannot pass through the outer core
Question 37
Geologists have inferred that Earth’s outer core is liquid because:
a. P waves cannot pass through the outer coreb. S waves speed up in the outer corec. P waves are bent downward as they travel through the outer cored. S waves cannot pass through the outer core
Question 37
38. Convergent (Colliding)
39. Divergent
40. Transform Fault
41. Convergent (Subducting)
Question 38 -41
38. Convergent (Colliding)C
39. DivergentA
40. Transform FaultD
41. Convergent (Subducting)B
Question 38 -41
The name of the tectonic plate at number 11 on the map is the:a. Juan de Fuca Plateb. Philippines Platec. Cocos Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 42
The name of the tectonic plate at number 11 on the map is the:a. Juan de Fuca Plateb. Philippines Platec. Cocos Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 42
The name of the tectonic plate at number 4 on the map is the:a. North American Plateb. Philippines Platec. Cocos Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 43
The name of the tectonic plate at number 4 on the map is the:a. North American Plateb. Philippines Platec. Cocos Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 43
The name of the tectonic plate at number 13 on the map is the:a. Juan de Fuca Plateb. Philippines Platec. Antarctica
Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 44
The name of the tectonic plate at number 13 on the map is the:a. Juan de Fuca Plateb. Philippines Platec. Antarctica
Plated. Nazca Plate
Question 44
Convert the following into Scientific Notation: 9.54
a. 9.54 x 100
b. 95.4 x 101
c. 9.54 x 101
d. 0.954 x 10-1
Question 45
Convert the following into Scientific Notation: 9.54
a. 9.54 x 100
b. 95.4 x 101
c. 9.54 x 101
d. 0.954 x 10-1
Question 45
Convert the following into Standard Notation: 3.71 x 103
a. 3,710b. 0.00371c. 371d. 0.000371
Question 46
Convert the following into Standard Notation: 3.71 x 103
a. 3,710b. 0.00371c. 371d. 0.000371
Question 46
5000ml = __________L
a. 50b. 5c. 5,000,000d. 5,000
Question 47
5000ml = __________L
a. 50b. 5c. 5,000,000d. 5,000
Question 47
680,000mm = ____________km
a. 680b. 0.68c. 6.8d. 0.068
Question 48
680,000mm = ____________km
a. 680b. 0.68c. 6.8d. 0.068
Question 48
How fast is a cloud moving if it travels 3m every 1.6s?
a. 18.75m/sb. 1.875m/sc. 0.1875m/sd. 0.001875m/s
Question 49
How fast is a cloud moving if it travels 3m every 1.6s?
a. 18.75m/sb. 1.875m/sc. 0.1875m/sd. 0.001875m/s
Question 49
If a boy is driving at a speed of 649km/h. How long will it take him to travel 2600m?
a. 0.004 km/hb. 4km/hc. 40km/hd. 4m/h
Question 50
If a boy is driving at a speed of 649km/h. How long will it take him to travel 2600m?
a. 0.004 km/hb. 4km/hc. 40km/hd. 4m/h
Question 50