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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: What is it called when wet warm air is pushed up the side of the mountain
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Q: How is the reactivity of elements related to valence electrons in atoms
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Q: Is Obsidian formed when rapidly cooling ions are randomly distributed creating a texture
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Q: What happens if a crystal rapidly cools
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Q: What is the process called to form urea
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Q: Why can it be difficult to assign dates to the divisions of the geologic time scale
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Q: What are the agents of metamorphism
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Q: What is a magma's viscosity directly related to
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Q: How are ice cores important to the study of geological history
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Q: When you burn vegetation how does it affect carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere
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Q: What zone is not included in the continental margin
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Q: Which layer of the atmosphere protects earth surface from being hit by most meteorids
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Q: Which process creates changes in the landscape more slowly creep or fall
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Q: Which groundwater contaminant contained in fertilizers and pesticides comes from farms
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Q: How much of the freshwater is available for use by humans
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Q: Is water the medium for earthquake waves
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Q: What type of mining is potash
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Q: What characteristics of watershed would act to reduce erosion
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Q: How do power lines get underground
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Q: Why are the lower horizons of the soil occupied by kankar
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Q: What is the word scientists call to study weather
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Q: What is the most productive layer of soil
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Q: Can lead to severe soil erosion especially on mountainsides
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Q: What is the composition of the atmosphere on earth
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Q: What type of air mass comes from ocean areas
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Q: What is the luster of a graphite
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Q: How can magnetism be used to identify minerals
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Q: In decrease our use of fossil fuels Based on the passage above state recent years there has been an increased push to one reason why this goal has been difficult to accomplish
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Q: Why is it summer in the U.S when it is winter in Australia
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Q: The movement of a large block of soil and rock downhill in one piece when it becomes unstable is called a
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Q: If a mineral deposit is located deep within the earth what mining methods are used to mind the deposit
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Q: How does gravity relate to a streams ability to erode and deposit material
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Q: What is the earthquake occurs the energy radiates in all directions from its source the source is referred to as
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Q: What consumes the most atmospheric carbon dioxide
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Q: Identify the three main types of fossil fuels used in the United States and state two ways we use fossil fuels today
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Q: How do water and land surfaces differ in their abilities to absorb and radiated heat energy
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Q: Why are trees affected by soil creep
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Q: What is an opening in Earth's crust through which lava flows
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Q: Why do you think the glass measuring cylinder of the rain gauge is inside an outer container
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Q: Why is laterite soil found in the western coastal region
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Q: What is the barometric pressure before a tornado
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Q: Will cause the erosion of rocks on the moon surface
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Q: How do the gases in earths air differ from to place to place
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Q: What gas is involved in the reaction between sodium trioxocarbonate IV and dilute hydrochloric acid
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