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Explore the physical aspects of our planet, from its core to the atmosphere. Earth Science covers topics like geology, meteorology, and oceanography, offering a comprehensive understanding of Earth's systems.

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Q: The movement of water from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back again
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Q: Tension in earth crust can produce a normal fault which is
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Q: If a topographic map included a 6000 ft. mountain next to an area of low hills which would best describe the contour lines on the map
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Q: What types of volcanoes have lahar or ash
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Q: Three zones of volcanism
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Q: Renewable fuels derived from biological matter are called
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Q: For his truck Joel purchases gasoline to which oxygen has not been added. What might be the result
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Q: What feature is created when sand is deposited by wind
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Q: Why was the British isles joined together with the rest of Europe during the ice age
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Q: Contour lines that touch or overlap on a topographic map indicate a .
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Q: One agent of chemical weathering
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Q: The area of Earth science that examines the physical and biological changes that have occurred in Earth and past is called .
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Q: How is a tidal bore formed
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Q: What is the chemical formula for porphrye
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Q: The color of fluorite changes due to .
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Q: Peridotite which is composed almost entirely of dark silicate minerals and is believed to make up much of Earth and upper mantle has a composition that is
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Q: What happens to some farmland soil
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Q: The smallest unit into which a compound can be divided and still be that same compound is a(n)
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Q: Do the earths spheres interact
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Q: Explain why the vegetation in areas that have tundra climate is sparse even though these areas receive precipitation that is adequate to support life
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Q: How does mechanical weathering add to the effectiveness of chemical weathering
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Q: Describe the role of external processes in the rock cycle
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Q: How old is the the earth and how did scientist know
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Q: Did Earth's early ocean formed mostly from the condensation of water vapor in our primitive atmosphere.
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Q: How can magnetic fields be used to create an electric current
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Q: A device that uses the Earths magnetic field to indicate witch way north is
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Q: Where are explosive volcanoes most likely to occur
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Q: What is rocky soil
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Q: What does the upper mantle and lower mantle form
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Q: What is quartz an example
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Q: The process of cool air trying to replace warm air
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Q: Which boundary does subduction stop occurring in a mountain range
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Q: Scientists who study the ocean are called what
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Q: As erosion removes material from tops of mountains the crust will rise upwards this is an example of
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Q: Over time Pangaea broke apart and the land masses drifted creating a process called .
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Q: Mineral X is scratched by a diamond. Mineral X .
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Q: Molten liquid rock inside Earth's mantle is called .
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Q: From what class(es) of elements is the following compound made nitrogen dioxide
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Q: What is a normal body temperature for humans in Celsius
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Q: Ty poured some sand into a pan. Which other material should Ty add to the pan in order to model stream erosion
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Q: What are the effects of burning fuel
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Q: What convection cell in the atmosphere borders on the intertropical
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Q: What causes global convection currents to form
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Q: Almost all of the weather in Earth's atmosphere takes place in which layer
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Q: They may form when water does not soak immediately underground
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Q: What is boiler distortion and erosion
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Q: Carbon is stored in the atmosphere in the form of what molecule
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Q: What are the geologic processes that can transform sandstone into quartzite
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