Map Testing

Identify two spheres that have the same potential energy. Explain how this can be determined from the diagram.

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What is the primary purpose of a map in scientific research?

• To provide a visual representation of data

• To conduct experiments

• To write scientific papers

• To create hypotheses

Which of the following is a common use of maps in environmental science?

• Predicting weather patterns

• Studying chemical reactions

• Analyzing genetic sequences

• Measuring atomic mass

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In biology, how can maps be used to study ecosystems?

• By tracking animal migration patterns

• By measuring the speed of light

• By calculating gravitational force

• By determining the pH of a solution

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What type of map would a geologist use to study the Earth's surface?

• Topographic map

• Political map

• Climate map

• Road map

How do maps assist in understanding climate change?

• By showing changes in temperature and precipitation over time

• By providing recipes for chemical reactions

• By detailing the structure of atoms

• By listing the elements in the periodic table

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Which scientific field uses maps to study the distribution of species?

• Ecology

• Physics

• Chemistry

• Astronomy

What is a key feature of a topographic map?

• Elevation contours

• Chemical formulas

• Astronomical data

• Genetic codes

How can maps be used in the study of genetics?

• To show the distribution of genetic traits in populations

• To measure the speed of chemical reactions

• To calculate the force of gravity

• To determine the boiling point of substances

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In oceanography, what do bathymetric maps represent?

• The depth of the ocean floor

• The chemical composition of seawater

• The speed of ocean currents

• The temperature of ocean water