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End of Earth Science Review
End of Earth Science Review
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A review tool for the second semester of 7th grade earth science
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Most of Earth's water
Groundwater
Lakes and rivers
Oceans
Glaciers
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Required to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy
Insulator
Conductor
Turbine
Battery
3
layer of the atmosphere where climate change is occuring
mesosphere
troposphere
stratosphere
thermosphere
4
A waterfall is an example of
mechanical kinetic energy
chemical potential energy
thermal kinetic energy
mechanical potential energy
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Most of Earth's drinking water
Lakes and rivers
Oceans
Groundwater
Glaciers
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When clouds form
Evaporation
Precipitation
Infiltration
Condensation
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Most of Earth's freshwater
Oceans
Groundwater
Lakes and rivers
Glaciers
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Temperature ______ as you dive deeper into the ocean
increases
decreases
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Less upwelling
El Nino
Normal
La Nina
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An area of land where any water drains into a stream, creek or river
riparian areas
wetland
lake
watershed
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East of the Continental Divide in NC, water leads to the
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific Ocean
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distance from crest to trough
frequency
wave height
wavelength
amplitude
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Produced when anything is burned
carbon dioxide
sulfur dioxide
oxygen
CFCs
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layer of the atmosphere where the ozone layer is located
mesosphere
stratosphere
thermosphere
troposphere
15
A potato is an example of
mechanical potential energy
mechanical kinetic energy
chemical potential energy
thermal kinetic energy
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Traps heat from the sun and redirects it back to Earth
Particulate matter
Greenhouse effect
Ozone layer
Aerosol cans
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Radiation from the sun that can be felt as heat
Infrared rays
UV rays
Radio
Visible light
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West of the Continental Divide in NC, water leads to the
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic Ocean
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A strong greenhouse gas produced by livestock
oxygen
methane
carbon monoxide
CFCs
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The ozone layer aborbs
Visible light
UV rays
Infrared rays
Heat
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Resources that can be replaced in a short amount of time
renewable
nonrenewable
22
A digital clock is an example of
thermal kinetic energy
mechanical potential energy
chemical potential energy
electrical kinetic energy
23
Strong trade winds
El Nino
La Nina
Normal
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When maintained along the banks of a stream, these can reduce runoff
vegetative buffers
dead zones
watersheds
phosphorus
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When water moves from a lake to the atmosphere
Evaporation
Infiltration
Precipitation
Condensation
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Pressure ______ as you dive deeper into the ocean
increases
decreases
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Layer of ocean separating the surface layer from the bottom layer
thermocline
upwelling
trade winds
Arctic
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A lake
Great Dismal Swamp
Pamlico Sound
Gulf of Mexico
Falls
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Energy is neither created nor destroyed, just converted from one form to another.
Law of conservation of energy
Newton's 1st Law
Law of conservation of matter
2nd Law of Thermodynamics
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A wetland
Pamlico Sound
Gulf of Mexico
Falls
Great Dismal Swamp
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When water moves from a lake to an aquifer
Precipitation
Condensation
Evaporation
Infiltration
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Average precipitation for all
La Nina
Normal
El Nino
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A light bulb is an example of
chemical potential energy
mechanical potential energy
thermal kinetic energy
mechanical kinetic energy
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With underground cracks, groundwater and hot rocks, what can form?
sedimentary rock
geyser
waterfall
watershed
35
Solid pollutants found in the air
CFCs
sulfur dioxide
suspension
particulate matter
36
A bouncing ball is an example of
mechanical potential energy
thermal kinetic energy
mechanical kinetic energy
chemical potential energy
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Colder waters
Normal
La Nina
El Nino
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Tides during a full moon
Spring
Neap
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When water moves from the atmosphere to the surface of Earth
Precipitation
Evaporation
Condensation
Infiltration
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An estuary
Falls
Pamlico Sound
Great Dismal Swamp
Gulf of Mexico
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Oil, coal, and natural gas
renewable
nonrenewable
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distance from crest to crest
frequency
wave height
amplitude
wavelength
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Type of rock through which caves usually form
limestone
granite
basalt
shale
