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Earth Science Review 4th grade
Earth Science Review 4th grade
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1
After a cold front the air feels _______?
Dry
Warmer
Colder
Humid
2
Iron, minerals, crude oil, and natural gas are examples of __________?
Renewable Resources
Un-natural resources
Magnetism
Nonrenewable resources
3
A renewable resource is something that can be replaced in a human lifetime.
TRUE
FALSE
4
What main phase follows New Moon?
First Quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Last Quarter
Waning Gibbous
5
After a warm front the air feels ________.
Warmer
Humid
Colder
Dry
6
The earth goes through 4 seasons because of its ___________ and __________.
Rotation and Orbit around the Sun
Rotation and Tilt around the Sun
Orbit and Tilt around the Moon
Tilt and Orbit around the Sun
7
What is the 3rd planet from the Sun?
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Earth
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About how long does each SEASON last?
2 months
6 months
3 months
4 months
9
Which of these terms is not one of the 3R's of conservation of our natural resources?
Reuse
Recycle
Renew
Reduce
10
What occurs during evaporation?
Liquid becomes a gas
Solid becomes a gas
Gas becomes a liquid
Gas becomes a solid
11
What is the weather like during a high pressure system?
Stormy
Rainy
Clear
Cold
12
What phase will most likely occur on August 2nd?
1st Quarter Half moon
Last Quarter Half Moon
New Moon
Full Moon
13
__________ powers the water cycle on earth.
The sun
Accumulation
Evaporation
Condensation
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Which of these is not a renewable resource?
Animals
Soil
Water
Crude oil
15
It take millions of years to replace nonrenewable resources.
FALSE
TRUE
16
Which is the correct sequence of planets from the SUN?
Mercury Venus Mars Earth Saturn Uranus Jupiter Neptune
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
Mars Venus Earth Mercury Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune
Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Uranus Saturn Neptune
