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Unit 2 - Review

Unit 2 - Review

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Jessica L Penberthy

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16 Slides • 12 Questions

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Multiple Choice

How long ago did Earth form?

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3.2 million years ago

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4.6 billion years ago

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3.2 billion years ago

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4.6 million years ago

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Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE:

The air surrounding early Earth was oxygen rich and able to support life.

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE:

Cyanobacteria released oxygen as a waste product and as their numbers grew, so did the amount of oxygen in the air.

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

The crust, mantle and core are all parts of Earth’s solid surface and interior, called the _________.

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lithosphere

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atmosphere

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hydrosphere

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Multiple Choice

The water layer of the Earth is called the ________ and covers about 70% of Earth’s surface

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lithosphere

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atmosphere

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hydrosphere

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Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE:

Water also helps the Earth remain at temperatures that can support life

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

You can think of the ________ as a protective blanket of air that surrounds Earth.

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lithosphere

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atmosphere

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hydrosphere

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Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE:

The stratosphere is the layer of the atmosphere that we are able to live in.

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TRUE

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FALSE

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Multiple Choice

Water vapor gets into the atmosphere by the processes of evaporation AND _________.

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condensation

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precipitation

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transpiration

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Multiple Choice

Water vapor condenses into clouds and then falls to the ground as _______.

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condensation

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precipitation

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transpiration

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Open Ended

Desribe the WEATHER outside today.

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Multiple Choice

Average ________ and average  ________ have the biggest impacts on living things and where they can survive.

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wind, clouds

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precipitation, condensation

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temperature, precipitation

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