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Earth Science Final Exam Review Part 1
Earth Science Final Exam Review Part 1
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Tides are at their highest during
neap tide
tidal bore
daytime
spring tide
2
Soil that drains slowly most likely has a high amount of
ash
peat
sand
clay
3
Which of these best describes the composition of the inner core of Earth?
quartz and oxygen
carbon dioxide and ice
liquid iron and nickel
solid iron and nickel
4
The farming practice which would improve soil fertility is
crop rotation
mono cropping
continuous cropping
clean weeding
5
Which of these is a natural resource of North Carolina?
a river
a dam
a power plant
a glacier
6
What do
plants
provide directly to all animals?
minerals
oxygen
light
hydrogen
7
Twice a year the length of the day and night are equal. The term for this occurrence is
equal night
axis tilt
equal distance
equinox
8
Soil is a complex mixture of
eroded rock
air and water
mineral nutrients
all of the choices
9
Ocean tides result mainly from
radiant heat from stars
Earth's tilt on its axis
surface winds
the moon's gravitational pull
10
Which term refers to the bending of light?
refraction
diffraction
reflection
transmission
11
What processes change liquid water into water vapor in the water cycle?
evaporation and condensation
deposition and precipitation
precipitation and condensation
transpiration and evaporation
12
Photosynthesis is the process that converts carbon dioxide and water into
carbon and oxygen
nitrogen and carbon
sugar and hydrogen
sugar and oxygen
13
Students collect pond water in their beakers. Which is the best unit for the
volume
of water?
milliliters
centimeters
grams
meters
14
Which animal is most likely to be found living and feeding on the forest floors of NC?
trout
golden eagle
bat
deer mouse
15
Human beings are omnivorous because they eat
both plants and animals
both cooked and raw food
only flesh
only fruits
16
Which improves the fertility of soil by breaking down once-living matter and aerating the soil?
rock particles
worms
sunlight
plant roots
17
Which of these Earth layers is the thinnest?
mantle
outer core
crust
inner core
18
Which best describes one way igneous rocks form?
metamorphic rocks are deposited and cemented
metamorphic rocks are melted then cooled
sedimentary rocks are compacted
sedimentary rock erodes
19
A plant that needs well drained soil would grow best in soil made mostly of
clay
humus
sand
silt
20
What type of eclipse occurs when Earth is between the sun and the moon?
lunar
annular
solar
total
21
At each higher level of the food pyramid
the amount of energy decreases
the amount of energy increases
the size of organisms decreases
the number of organisms increases
22
Nature's recyclers are
producers
predators
omnivores
decomposers
23
The northern hemisphere experiences summer in June, July, and August because
Earth is orbiting the sun faster during these months
N. hemisphere is tilted toward the sun during this time
the Earth is closest to the Sun during these months
N. hemisphere is tilted away from the sun during this time
24
The length of a day is based on the amount of time that
Earth takes to rotate once on its axis
the moon takes to orbit Earth one time
Earth takes to orbit the sun one time
the moon takes to rotate once on its axis
25
This biome has many insects, lizards, snakes, & cacti with extreme temps and little rainfall.
desert
grassland
deciduous forest
tundra
26
Some plants have stems that can hold water with no leaves. In which biome is this important?
desert
rainforest
grassland
swamp
27
Which is a list of abiotic parts of an environment?
rocks, leaves, water
water, rocks, tadpoles
soil, rocks, water
soil, leaves, flowers
28
What do vibrations from tectonic plate movement cause?
volcanoes
earthquakes
hurricanes
tornadoes
29
The organisms that convert solar energy and raw materials into food are
herbivores
decomposers
producers
consumers