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WorksheetsGreen Packet Replacement Grade
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The earth receives more direct sunlight in the northern hemisphere when
the northern hemisphere is closer to the sun
the southern hemisphere is closer to the sun.
the northern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun
the southern hemisphere is tilted towards the sun.
What causes earth's seasons
the earth's tilt on it's axis and it's orbital position around the sun
the earth's rotational speed
the earth's revolution speed
The equator almost always receives direct sunlight and has less variation in temperatures thoughout the year.
True
False
How long does it take the Earth to rotate on it's axis ?
6 hours
12 hours
24 hours
What is the longest day of the year in the southern hemisphere?
December 21
March 21
June 21
September 21
What is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere?
December 21
March 21
June 21
September 21st
If there is a full moon on July 1st, when is the next possible New Moon?
July 8
July 15
July 21
July 28
If th earth is no longer tilted on it's axis then we would have more seasons.
True
False, there would be no seasons
If Earth's rotation were to speed up
the days would be shorter
the years would be shorter
the days would be longer
the years would be longer
The image above shows the alignment of a Neap Tide. Neap tides have the
greatest amount of difference in high and low tide.
the least amount of difference in high and low tide.
A spring tide has the greatest amount of difference in high and low tides. When does this occur
When the the moon is at a 90 degree angle from the sun and earth
When the sun, earth and moon are lined up in a stragiht line, during new or full moon
When there is a 1st or 3rd quarter moon.
Approximately how much times passes from a New Moon to a Full Moon?
1 week
2 weeks
3 weeks
4 weeks
When the souther hemisphere is tilted towards the sun it is experiencing summer, what is the northern hemisphere experiencing?
Fall
Winter
Spring
After a full moon what are the next three phases?
1st quarter, wanning gibbous, waxing crescent
waning gibbous, 3rd quarter, waning crescent.
waning gibbous, 3rd quarter, new moon
During the spring equinox our day and night hours are equal.
True
False
During which season do we receive the most sunlight hours.
Winter
Spring
Summer
Fall
During which position is it summer?
1
2
3
4
During which position is the northern hemisphere experiencing spring?
1
2
3
4
if I have 50 N of force and 10kg of mass, what would my acceleration be?
2 m/s2
5 m/s2
50 m/s2
What forms at a convergent plate boundary with a subduction zone?
Mid-Ocean Ridge
Trench, Volcano, Mountains
Rift Valley
Which has the greater Mass?
The Moon
The Earth
The Sun
The Galaxy
Using the picture where would you find a Red Giant on the HR Diagram.
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 4
Which stars are in the main sequence?
Area M
Area P
Area X
Area Z
Which star would be blue, hotter and brighter?
Star 1
Star 2
Star 3
Star 4
Which star would be cooler and red in color?
Star 1
Star 2
Star 3
Star 4
Where would you find a star similar to our sun?
Star 1
Star 2
Star 3
Star 4
Which is smaller?
The Earth
The Sun
Our Solar System
The Universe
What keeps the earth and planets in a circular orbit around the sun?
Electromagnetic attaction
Gravitational attaction
Light travels in
waves
a straight line
circles
Using the image, what is the frequency of an X-Ray?
108
1012
1016
1018
What type of light waves are found at a frequency of 108?
Radio waves
MIcrowaves
Infrared rays
Visible light
Visible light takes up
The whole EM Light spectrum
Half othe EM Light spectrum
Only a narrow band of the EM Light spectrum
Which is bigger?
Star
Our Solar System
The Milky Way Galaxy
Which is smaller?
Star
Our Solar System
The Milky Way Galaxy
Earth and our solar system are found
in the center of the Milky Way Galaxy
on the outter edge of the Milky Way Galaxy far from the center
(select all that apply)
The Universe includes
Stars
Galaxies
Solar Sytems
Nebulas
A nebula, the birthplace of stars, is
a collection of gas and dust
a collection of gas and dust around a center of gravity
Which star would most likely be a white dwarf?
Star 1
Star 2
Star 3
Star 4
What determins the fate of a star during it's life cycle?
Size (Mass)
Color
Temperature
If a star starts out as a high mass star it will eventually
supernova or become a black hole
become a white dwarf
become a brown dwarf
A star has more mass than a planet but less mass than a galaxy.
True
False
A system of star, gas and dust held together by a center of gravity is called
Soloar System
Galaxy
Universe
Nebula
Our sun is
a red giant
a medium size yellow star
a white dwarf
Our sun appears brighter to us than other stars because
It is hotter and burns brighter than other stars
other stars are made up of different elements
It is closer to the Earth than other stars
Lines that show areas that have the same elevation
Aging Lines
Check Out Lines
Contour Lines
Waiting Lines
Close contour lines indicate
steep slope
gradual slope
Spread out contour lines indicate
steep slope
gradual slope
The steepest slope on this hill can be found on the side that is facing which direction?
Boundary between two plates where the plates are sliding past each other
Divergent-
Convergent-
Transform-
Forms where plates are moving away from each other
Divergent-
Convergent-
Transform-
Formed where two sections of Earth’s crust are colliding
Divergent-
Convergent-
Transform-
Most geologists think that the movement of Earth’s plates is caused by _______
convection.
continental drift.
subduction.
conduction.
A place where two plates slip past each other, moving in opposite directions, is known as a _______
transform boundary
divergent boundary.
convergent boundary.
rift valley.
A divergent boundary in the ocean creates what feature?
Mid Ocean Ridge
Rift Valley
Deep Ocean Trench
Subduction Zone
Sudden movement of an object is caused by
it's mass
it's weight
balanced forces
unbalanced forces
When two oceanic plates collide they form all of the following except:
Arch Islands
Volcanoes
Trench
Mid-Ocean Ridge
Rift valleys occur when two
continental plates collide
contiental plates move away from each other
oceanic plates collide
oceanic plates move away from each other
What was missing from Alfred Wegener's hypothesis on continental drift?
Earth's mantel has several layers
Convection currents in the Earth's mantel move the crustal plates
Earth's crust is the thinnest layer of Earth
Pangea proved his hypothesis and nothing was missing.
If an Oceanic and Contiental plates collide what will occur?
A mid ocean ridge will form
The oceanic crust will rise above the continental crust
The oceanic crust will subduct beneath the continental crust
Which is more dense and will subduct beneath another plate?
Oceanic Crust
Continental Crust
What forms at a transform boundary?
a ridge
a valley
a subduction zone
a fault line
As magma rises from a subduction zone what may form?
sea floor spreading
volcanos
rift valley
What forms at a convergent boundary of two continental plates?
sea floor spreading
mid-ocean ridge
folded mountains
volcanic islands
Hawaii is formed by a
convergent boundary
divergent boundary
transform boundary
as it moves over a hot spot
Continental Drift theory lead to the modern day theory of plate tectonics.
True
False
As two oceanic plates move away from each other magma will rise and create new crust, this is called sea floor spreading.
True
False
Check which are true about contour lines on a topographic map:
They connect equal points of elevation
They never cross each other
They show topography of the land shapes and spacing
The V shape formed by the bend in contour lines shows the source of a river or stream.
True
False
Rivers and streams always flow uphill.
True
False
Which would have more errosion from ocean waves
Beach area at sea level
Inland bays
Alfred Wegener's idea of continental drift is the basis for what modern day theroy?
Tidal Arrangement
Plate Tectonics
Magma Conversion
Universal Gravitation
A crack in the middle of a plate allows magma to come through and create volcanic activity. This is known as a
Earthquake
Convergent Boundary
Hot Spot
Which of the following shows a divergent plate boundary?
Arch Islands are the result of
Two oceanic plates converging
Two oceanic plates diverging
Two continental plates converging
Two continental plates diverging
If given mass and acceleration, how would you find the force of an object?
Multiply
Divide
Add
Subtract
The mass movement of heated paticles into an area of cooler particles.
Convection
Climate
Environment
The atmospheric conditions that occur from season to season and year to year with in a specific region.
weather
climate
convection
The uneven heating of the earth's surface directly affects the weather.
True
False
High pressure systems create what type of weather?
nice sunny day
hurricanes
thunderstorms
Low pressure systems move counter clockwise.
True
False
Air masses sink, making it difficult for clouds to form
Low Pressure System
High Pressure System
Low pressure systems form which of the following: (check all that apply)
Clear Sunny Weather
Hurricanes
Stormy weather
Why is the ocean warmer at the equator?
The equator is closer to he sun.
The equator receives more direct sunlight
The equator has higher sea levels
Convection in ocean currents occurs when warm waters which are heated by the sun, loose their heat and then sink as they become cooler and more dense.
True
False
Warm ocean currents move towards the equator and cold currents move toward the equator.
True
False
Hurricanes form during certain times of the year when a low pressure system occurs over warm ocean waters.
True
False
Which symbol below indicates that cold air is sinking and pushing warmer air upward?
High pressure systems that push cold air downward often accumulate unstable moist air ahead of it causing severe storms.
True
False
Energy from the sun is transfered by which of the following?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Energy from the sun heats up the oceans and then is distributed throughout the Earth by distribution of convection currents.
True
False
Althought deep currents in the ocean are affected by convection, what affect surface level currents?
Low pressure weather systems
Global Winds
Salinity of the water
A boundary that happens when two air masses collide but do not mix.
ecosystem
climate
thunderstorms
front
Which symbol below indicates that cold air meets with warm air and neither move causing a stationary front?
Which symbol below indicates that warm air is trapped by cold air creating an occluded front?
If you see this symbol approaching Houston on a weather map, what type of weather can you expect in the next 24 hours?
decease in temperatures
increase in temperatures
Meterologiest can easily forcast the direction and path of a hurricane.
True
False
The force of a hurricane dimishes as it moves over land because of loss of warm waters to fuel it's energy.
True
False
The winds of a hurricane alwsy move in a counter clockwise direction in the northern hemisphere.
True
False
Areas like Florida receive warmer weather in the winter because
Florida is closer to the equator
Florida is closer to the warm gulf stream ocean currents
Florida receives less direct sunlight.
The best way to reduce dead zones in our oceans is to:
Add bacteria to eat the algea
Add more fishing boats to those areas
Stop fertilizer and waste from enering rivers and streams
Artificial reefs form in the ocean when we sink a shipwreck. How does this occur?
the fuel from the ship becomes food for the marine life
the ship releases oxygen from the surface when it lands
It provides a hard surface for marine life to attach to
Storms that form over the colder ocean waters create more violent storms.
True
False
the watershed by -
clogging narrow streams and preventing water from flowing properly.
_______________ is the ability of a substance to allow another substance to pass through it, especially the ability of a porous rock, sediment, or soil to transmit fluid through pores and cracks.
Permeability
Runoff
Pores
Porosity
