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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: When melted rock cools or hardens in or under earth surface it forms to what
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Q: Is sandy soil more acidic or alkaline
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Q: What is the motion of earths plates
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Q: Which fossil occurs on the most landmasses what does this suggest about when these particular continents broke apart
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Q: What of the fossil fuels does the earth have the least of
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Q: How is a convection in the hydrosphere
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Q: Is the average weather condition of a place over a long period of time
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Q: Where can lead ore be found
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Q: Why earth is an excellent recycler
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Q: What are earths largest bodies of saltwater
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Q: What is the layer of solid rock below the soil
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Q: Why is only a small percentage freshwater available to us
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Q: What are two examples of inputs to earths system
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Q: Which way does the earth rotate toward the east or toward the west
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Q: How often should soils be tested or sampled
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Q: How were the green mountains in vermont formed
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Q: Which type of air pressure is linked to fog and frost
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Q: How is energy transferred within the earth's atmosphere throughout the oceans
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Q: Is it true Unweathered rock that underlies soil is subsoil.
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Q: Why rock are inhabited by small plants
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Q: What is the name for the chemical compound GeO2
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Q: The best explanation for how humans populated the Earth is
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Q: Does mechanical weathering strength and rocks
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Q: What two metals make up earth's crust
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Q: The rate of soil erosion depends on what factors
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Q: What horizon contains the most living things in soil
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Q: What are three functions of soil
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Q: Do hurricanes cause or no weathering erosion and deposition
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Q: What does environmental science includes what
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Q: What climate does WEATHERING by itself occurs fastest in
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Q: Does all soil look the same
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Q: What is the imaginary line that circle the earth
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Q: What are some ways humans interact with the earth
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Q: What is the unsorted rock material deposited directly by melting glacier wind a erosion in which find dry soil particles are blown away
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Q: How uses of forest range and farmland affect usable water supply
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Q: Where is chemical weathering most active
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Q: When ash and dust begin to settle on the ground they eventually become compacted by .
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Q: What is true about both nitrogen and oxygen
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Q: Why might people look for alternatives to fossil fuel
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Q: Is Water from an area which has a limestone and chalk strata most likely to be acidic
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Q: What happened the mongo in the soil
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Q: Why does montezuma say to Cortes now you have arrived on the earth
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Q: What did farmers do to keep the soil in place after the rains returned
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Q: What rock formed when slate is exposed to more heat and pressure
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Q: Where would you expect to find lava solidifying into basalt
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Q: What is energy resources that are used faster than Earth processes can replace them
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Q: What is the opposite of heatwave
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Q: How does erosion create a river bed
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Q: What is the mass in kilograms of a 100.-lb. person on Earth
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Q: What does it mean when it is 0 degrees outside
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