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WorksheetsRoper's Final Earth Science Exam
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
the process that changes a liquid to a gas by adding heat
evaporation
condensation
transpiration
precipitaion
water that collects in lakes, rivers, oceans and other bodies of water
precipitaion
accumulation
evaporation
condensation
a body of air that has a consistent temperature and moisture content
front
low pressure
airmass
high pressure
energy generated in ways that do not deplete natural resources or harm the environment, especially by avoiding the use of fossil fuels
nonrenewable resource
natural resource
alternative energy source
fossil fuels
a body of rock or sediment that stores groundwater and allows the flow of groundwater
groundwater
aquifer
bedrock
leaching
a day during which the sun's direct rays point toward the equator
solstice
equinox
equator
latitude
fuels that have formed from ancient plant and animal remains (coal, petroleum, natural gas)
solar energy
fossil fuels
aquifer
renewable resources
the spiral galaxy in which our solar system is found
Earth System
Star System
Solar System
Milky Way
the continuous movement of water from the ocean to the atmosphere to the land and back to the ocean
ocean currents
weather systems
water cycle
water table
rapidly spinning columns of air that touch the ground
thunderstorms
cumulonimbus clouds
hurricanes
tornadoes
the rising and falling of ocean water due to gravity
ocean currents
waves
tides
inertia
weather systems that produce lightning, thunder, heavy rains, and high winds
hurricanes
thurnderstorms
ocean currents
tornadoes
water that flows over the surface of land, weathering rocks and soil and eroding minerals
surface runnoff
subsurface runoff
water that flows through soil layers, weathering rocks and soil and eroding minerals
surface runoff
subsurface runoff
to use raw materials more than once in order to reduce waste
reduce
recycle
the contamination of soil, water, or air with harmful substances
pollution
conservation
reduce
recycle
the distance north or south of the equator
latitude
longitude
rotating tropical storms that have achieved wind speeds of 120 km/hr or more
tornadoes
thunderstorms
cumulonimbus clouds
hurricanes
the trapping of the sun’s heat by Earth’s atmosphere
global warming
greenhouse effect
planet warming
atmospheric warming
a periodic warming of surface waters off the western coast of South America
La Nina
El Nino
tropical cyclone
a cloud that touches the ground
cirrus cloud
cumulus cloud
stratus cloud
fog
a nearly spherical object that revolves around the Sun, does not have its own orbit, and is not a moon
moon
dwarf planet
planet
star
the theory that a single deity created the universe from nothing
The Creation Theory
The Big Bang Theory
The Law of Gravitational Force
The Theory of Aerodynamics
a group of stars connected in a recognizable pattern
asteroid belt
constitution
constellation
nebulea
a theory that everything in the universe was once packed together in an extremely small, hot dense ball of energy and matter/something caused this ball to expand and cool
The Big Bang Theory
The Creation Theory
an imaginary line through a planet on which the planet rotates
orbit
planetary motion
axis
inertia
