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Q: What factor most influences amount of solar energy an area on earth receives
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Q: Will the south side of earth have night when the north is day
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Q: How do you minimize effects of fossil fuels
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Q: What is a general direction of the track of a low pressure center in the US
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Q: Show a picture of the earth
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Q: Can you think of another important landform that exists where you live What makes it so important
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Q: Energy sources other than fossil fuel are called what resources
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Q: Chlorine has an atomic number of 17. It often forms an ion by gaining 1 electron. What would its charge be (apex)
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Q: Stars combine Hydrogen to make Helium during nuclear fusion. Living things are made of heavier elements like Carbon Oxygen Iron and Calcium. How did these elements form
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Q: Why does overproduction creates competition for resources and struggle for survival
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Q: When a seismic wave crosses a boundary it will change directions in what process
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Q: What is the name of the sharp icicle-shaped features that form on cave ceilings
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Q: Blank is a type of weathering where rock is dissolved by an acid.
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Q: Where does carbon go from soil
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Q: Where does carbon go from the soil
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Q: The summer solstice can occur on any day of the week with each day being equally likely. What is the probability the summer solstice will occur on a weekday
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Q: What are glacial straition
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Q: How can surface mining completely transform ecosystems even after reclamation
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Q: The Sun heats the Earth's water. This warm water turns into a vapor and rises into the atmosphere where it cools off. What happens to this water vapor
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Q: The weather patterns seen on Earth are influenced greatly by the
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