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What is a sea stack
A door
tall, rock formation that rises vertically from the sea near a coast.
a tall rock hole
A sea stack
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What is one word you can describe an igneous rock?
Layered sediments
fossils
Wavy lines
Glassy texture
3
What type of front is this?
Warm Front
Cold Front
occluded front
Stationary Front
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What is the first step of the scientific method?
Hypothesis
Experiment
Ask a question.
Conclusion
5
What type of precipitation is this: “liquid water falls then freezes before it hits the ground?”
sleet
Freezing rain
snow
hail
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What is a front?
Where two air masses meet
A region where two tectonic plates collide
A type of pollution
A layer of the earth
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What is a Jet Stream?
The Jet Stream is a fast, narrow current of air flowing from west to east.
Jet streams are narrow bands of high altitude, high speed air flow.
The Tropical Easterly Jet Stream is associated with the Asia monsoon season
The Subtropical Jet Stream is found near 30 degrees latitude.
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What are the 6 main climate zones?
Tropical, Temperate Landscape, Desert, Temperate Land, Highlands, and Cold
Trip, Hot Continental, Polar, Cold Marine, Lowlands, and Dry
Pical, Temperer Continental, Polar, Temperer Main, Highhill, and Dry
Tropical, Temperate Continental, Polar, Temperate Marine, Highlands, Dry
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What is subduction?
An underwater mountain range formed by volcanic activity
When the oceanic crust sinks down below the mantle
When 2 plates slide against each other
When 2 plates move apart from each other
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What does W.E.S.D stand for?
Weight, erosion,substance,denseity
Water,earth,sand,and desert
Weathering,erosion,sediment,and deposition
weathering,energy,solar,data
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Which of these is not a type of fault?
Normal Fault
Reverse Fault
Strike-Slip Fault
Lateral Fault
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What are the characteristics of continental-polar?
Wet & Cold
Wet & Hot
Dry & Cold
Dry & Hot
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What is Wave Deposition!
the phenomenon that occurs when two or more waves interact with each other
The process where ocean waves transport and deposit sediment along a coast.
the speed at which a wave propagates or travels through a medium.
the process where waves gradually wear away and remove landmasses
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What is Conduction?
The transfer of heat between two substances touching.
the Transfer of heat between two substances next to each other.
The transfer of heat through a fluid.
The transfer of heat through space by electric magnetic waves.
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What is a wave cut cliff?
A steep cliff formed by waves that push away sand.
Break apart rocks and put them in the ocean.
Waves push and break apart rocks forming a very steep cliff.
Waves push and form a steep cliff.
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What order does the earth layers go from surface to core?
Crust, mantle, inner core, outer core
Avum, mantle, inner core, outer core
Crust, mantle, outer core, inner core
Avum, mantle, outer core, inner core
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What are the layers of the atmosphere?
Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, and Thermosphere
Stratosphere, Thermosphere, Mesosphere, Troposphere
Thermosphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, and Troposphere
Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Troposphere
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What is the definition of hot?
When thermal energy transfers to you
When hot fumes hit or enter are air
When the sun hits earth
Fire
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What is a dependent Variable?
A variable that is measured by scientist in a experiment
An independent variable changed by a scientist
It's the variable that you change or manipulate in an experiment.
It's the variable that is independent of other variables in your study.
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What is the percentage of Nitrogen in our air?
1%
21%
76%
78%
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What is the 5th step to the scientific method?
Ask a question
Conclusion
Communicate
Analyze
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What is the Coriolis Effect
Earth’s wind is blown in the direction of whichever way the sun is pointed.
The Rotation of the Earth Caused by the winds to flow sideways.
West to East high up wind in the atmosphere.
Earth has a limited amount of air and it is regenerated in the atmosphere.
