
Level-Up WEEK 3- Atmosphere and Water Cycle
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Jesse Light
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What holds a moon in its orbit?
the gravitational pull of the star it orbits
the heat generated by the planet it orbits
the gravitational pull of the planet it orbits
its own internal magnetism
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Multiple Choice
Gaspra 951 is an asteroid. How is this asteroid different from a moon?
Unlike a moon, Gaspra has a gravitational force.
Unlike a moon, Gaspra is made of solid materials.
Gaspra becomes a moon when it gets close to a planet.
Gaspra becomes a moon if it begins orbiting a planet.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes the shape of the Earth's orbit?
Circular
Figure eight
Spiral
Elliptical
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Multiple Choice
Name the process in the diagram.
The Rock Cycle
Plate Tectonics
The Water Cycle
Chemical Changes
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Multiple Choice
What unit of time on Earth is based on the rotation of the Earth?
year
month
hour
day
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Multiple Choice
Tides are caused by
The Earth's rotation on its axis
The Earth's revolution around the sun
The Earth's seasons
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Multiple Choice
What is the main source of groundwater?
saltwater flowing into fault lines at the ocean floor
precipitation seeping through pores and cracks in the ground
morning dew collecting on the surface of shrubs and grasses
precipitation falling into man-made wells
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Multiple Choice
The cycling of water from ocean surfaces to the atmosphere mainly depends on which process?
Evaporation caused by the Sun
Precipitation caused by the Sun
Evaporation caused by warm ocean currents
Precipitation caused by warm ocean currents
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Multiple Choice
Many people in Pennsylvania depend on groundwater for their water supply. Which action would most likely provide a greater amount of groundwater?
an increase in the amount of infiltration
a decrease in the amount of condensation
an increase in the amount of developed land surface
a decrease in the amount of autumn and winter precipitation
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Multiple Choice
Oceans, glaciers, lakes, and rivers are part of Earth's
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Hemisphere
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Reorder
Place the layers of the atmosphere in ascending order from the ground to space
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
Exosphere
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What holds a moon in its orbit?
the gravitational pull of the star it orbits
the heat generated by the planet it orbits
the gravitational pull of the planet it orbits
its own internal magnetism
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