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UIL Earth Science Review
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A type of rock made from magma/lava
Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
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Objects in space that produce it's own heat and light?
Asteroid
Meteor
Star
3
Where is most of Earths water located?
Rivers
Lakes
Ponds
Oceans
4
Pollution comes from?
Littering
Burning Fossil Fuels
Cars
All of the Above
5
Which planet is
NOT
a gas giant?
Neptune
Saturn
Mercury
Jupiter
6
How long does it take the Earth to revolve around the Sun?
1day/24hours
365days/1year
24days
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Giant waves caused by undersea earthquakes are called?
Tsunamis
Tides
Waves
Glaciers
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What separates the small (inner) planets from the bigger (gas) planets?
Dad's Belt
Asteroid's Belt
Adam's Belt
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What is in the middle of the Grand Canyon?
Rocks
Mountains
Flowing River
Tsunamis
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Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
Mercury
Earth
Mars
Venus
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Natural satellite that orbits the Earth?
Sun
Moon
Planets
Meteors
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Hottest place on Earth and it's in the middle
North Pole
Equator
Deserts
South Pole
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Huge piece of ice that makes U-shaped valleys
Igloos
Glaciers
Ice
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Rock that has layers
Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic
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Which planet has the biggest Rings around it?
Earth
Mercury
Saturn
Jupiter
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A puffy white cloud
Stratus
Nimbus
Cumulus
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The moonlight is really
Reflection of sunlight
Reflection of Venus
Reflection of Earth
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Group of stars that forms a picture in the sky
Constellations
Rings
Asteroids
Planets
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Which planet has a storm that never stops (red spot)?
Uranus
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
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What can you find inside a sedimentary rock?
Fossils
Snakes
Earthworms
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Most of Earth's fresh water is?
In Ponds
Dirty
Frozen
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How many planets are in our Milky Way Galaxy?
9
7
10
8
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The biggest star in our Milky Way Galaxy?
Sun
Pluto (dwarf planet)
Moon
Earth