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Which of the following conditions must be met for an area to be classified as a confined space?
Limited or restricted means for entry or exit
Large enough for an employee to enter and perform assigned work
Not designed for continuous employee occupancy
All of the above
A permit-required confined space has one or more of the following characteristics EXCEPT:
Contains or has the potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere
Contains a material that has the potential to engulf an entrant
Is designed for continuous employee occupancy
Has an internal configuration that could trap or asphyxiate an entrant
Before an employee enters a permit-required confined space, the internal atmosphere must be tested for:
Oxygen content
Flammable gases and vapors
Potential toxic air contaminants
All of the above
The role of the attendant during a confined space entry includes:
Entering the space to assist the entrant
Monitoring the space from outside and summoning rescue if needed
Performing the same tasks as the entrant
None of the above
Which of the following 3 are responsibilities of the confined space entry supervisor?
Verifying that appropriate entries have been made on the permit
Terminating the entry and canceling the permit when required
Performing atmospheric testing within the confined space and then entering before the ot
Ensuring that rescue services are available and can be summoned
An oxygen-deficient atmosphere is defined as having an oxygen concentration below:
19.5%
20.8%
21.5%
23.5%
Which of the following is a common hazard associated with confined spaces?
Toxic atmospheric conditions
Engulfment
Mechanical hazards
All of the above
Prior to entry, a confined space must be evaluated by:
The entrant
The attendant
A competent person
Any available employee
Continuous atmospheric monitoring during a confined space entry is:
Optional
Required whenever possible
Only necessary if the initial test shows hazards
Prohibited
If an emergency occurs during a confined space entry, the attendant should:
Enter the space to rescue the entrant
Summon rescue services immediately
Ignore the situation
Wait for the entrant to self-rescue
Unit 3.4 Notes: What is a galaxy?
A group of old stars
A cluster of stars, gas, dust, stellar remnants and often planetary systems
A cloud of gas and dust
A specific portion of the universe
Unit 3.4 How many types of galaxies are there?
1
2
3
4
Unit 3.4 What type of galaxy has a black hole in its center?
Elliptical
Irregular
Spiral
Unit 3.4: What type of galaxy is often made of old stars?
Elliptical
Irregular
Spiral
Unit 3.4: What type of galaxy does not have a distinct shape?
Elliptical
Irregular
Spiral
Unit 3.4: What type of galaxy often appears red?
Elliptical
Irregular
Spiral
Unit 3.4: The center of the Milky Way Galaxy looks like a bright cloudy spot in the sky.
True
False
Unit 3.5: How many planets are in our solar system?
2
6
4
8
Unit 3.5: SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
What are the stages of the formation of our solar system?
Molecular Cloud
Protoplanetary Disk
Formation of the sun
Evolution of Planets
Unit 3.6: Below is the correct order for planets closest to the sun.
Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury
True
False
Unit 3.6: The 4 planets closest to the sun are often called Inner Terrestrial Planets
True
False
Unit 3.6: The 4 planets farther from the sun are often called Outer Jovian Planets
True
False
Unit 3.6: What is between Mars and Jupiter?
Asteroid Belt
Kuiper Belt
Milky Way
Sun
Unit 3.6: What other set of rocky objects is beyond Neptune?
Asteroid Belt
Kuiper Belt
Ol
Milky Way
Sun
Unit 3.6: What rocky area can we find Pluto?
Asteroid Belt
Kuiper Belt
Sun
Milky Way
Unit 3.6: Which planet has the most Moons?
Earth
Jupiter
Mercury
Venus
Unit 3.6: Which planets have no Moons?
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Venus
Unit 3.6: Which planet's defining feature is their rings?
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Unit 3.6: Which planet rotates sideways?
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Unit 3.6: Which 2 planets are considered ice giants?
Earth
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
The Earth is the ______ planet out from the sun.
2
3
5
7
How old is the solar system in billions of years?
4.5
6
13.7
4.6
1
What process fuels the sun?
Chemical reactions
Fission
Oxydiation
Fusion
What is the most common element in stars such as the sun?
Hydrogen
Helium
Carbon
Iron
How old is the earth?
46
64
6.4
4.6
What was the Earth's strata immendiately after it completed accretion?
Stratifed
Homogenous
Flat
Round
The Earth's continental crust is _____________________________ than the Earth's oceanic crust.
thinner and less dense
thicker and less dense
thinner and denser
thicker and denser
The Earth's oceanic crust is _____________________________ than the Earth's continental crust.
thinner and less dense
thicker and less dense
thinner and denser
thicker and denser
This layer is made of liquid iron and nickel
Crust
Inner Core
Outer Core
Mantle
What has the lowest density?
Oceanic crust
Inner core
Outer core
Continental crust
This layer is the largest
Crust
Inner Core
Outer Core
Mantle
This layer is the hottest.
Crust
Inner Core
Outer Core
Mantle
This layer is the least dense.
Crust
Inner Core
Outer Core
Mantle
Aging of rocks by the presence of radioactive materials is called
televisionactive
uranium
radiometric
radioactive
In the present time what method is used to measure the depth of the ocean?
Sonar
Depth gague
Radiometer
Radar
What produces most of the oxygen in the ocean?
Fish
Volcanoes
Algae
Coral reefs
What changed the Earth's early atmosphere to include Oxygen in the atmosphere unlike all other planets?
Cyanobacteria
Animals
Volcanes
Comets
Which of the following gases was least plentiful in the Earth's early atmosphere?
Carbon dioxide
Water vapor
Oxygen
Nitrogen
From the fossil record what appears to be the first type of life on Earth?
trilobites
Diatoms
Protists
Bacteria
What is the best unit to measure distance in the universe?
Kilometers
Light-years
Astronomical unit
Parsec
What is the most accepted theory on how the solar system was formed?
Steady state theory
Big Bang theory
Solar nebula theory
Theory of relativity
What is the most accepted theory on how the universe was formed?
Steady state theory
Big Bang theory
Solar nebula theory
Theory of relativity
A light year is
The distance a spaceship can travel in a year
How long it takes light to reach the sun
The distance a light can travel in a year
The time it takes light to travel 6 trillion miles
A nebula is primarily composed of
light
dark energy
interstellar gas and dust
stars
What do the super massive black holes found in the center of all galaxies we have checked believed to be doing?
Holding galaxies together
causes supernovas
generate planetary nebula
creating more black holes
Approximately 99.7% of all water on Earth is found in oceans, seas, ice, and the atmosphere. Based on this information, which statement is most accurate?
The water cycle returns all usable water to the sea
The Earth’s freshwater supply is infinite
Humans are not dependent on ocean water
Less than 0.3% of Earth’s water is drinkable.
Very massive stars end their life as a
White dawrf
Black dawrf
Black hole
Nebula
Low mass stars end their life as a
White dawrf
Black dawrf
Black hole
Nebula
what relationship if any exists between a solar system and a solar nebula?
The solar system formed from the solar nebula
The solar nebula contains the solar system
The solar system will become a solar nebula when the sun dies
The solar nebula formed from the solar system
Where is it believed that most of the water on Earth come from?
Comet tails
Danasi
Both comet tails and outgassing
Outgassing
Small, rocky, thin atmosphere, few to no moons, closest to the sun
Stars
Inner planets
Outer planets
Glaxies
Large, Gaseous, thick atmosphere, many moons, rings, farthest from the sun
Stars
Inner planets
Outer planets
Galaxies
Large gaseous ball that has enough mass and pressure to have active fusion and is luminesce
Stars
Inner planets
Outer planets
Galaxies
rotating grouping of a mass of stars numbering in the millions or greater, held together by gravitational attraction.
Stars
Inner planets
Outer planets
Galaxies
The daily rise and fall of the sea water along the coast is called
sea level
tide
storm surge
shore
The tide is the result of
The moon's gravitational attraction
The sun's gravitational attraction
The Earth's gravitational attraction
The interplay of the sun, the moon, and the Earth's gravitation attraction
What is the name of the closest planet to the sun?
Venus
Mars
Earth
Mercury
Why is Venus often called the morning star?
Because it is the brightest object in the sky
Because it is the closest planet to the sun
Because it has the most moons
Because it is the largest planet
Which planet is known as Earth's twin?
Earth
Venus
Mars
Mercury
What is the average temperature on Mars?
-55°C
430°C
-187°C
25°C
Which planet has the most extreme temperature ranges of all the planets?
Venus
Earth
Mercury
Mars
What is the only planet known to support life?
Earth
Mars
Mercury
Venus
Which planet has a day longer than its year?
Mars
Earth
Mercury
Venus
What is the name of the largest volcano on Mars?
Mauna Loa
Olympus Mons
Mount Everest
Mount Vesuvius
Which planet rotates clockwise, unlike every other inner planet in the solar system?
Venus
Mercury
Mars
Earth
Which planet used to have water on its surface?
Mars
Mercury
Earth
Venus
What are the four outer planets commonly called?
Inner planets
Dwarf planets
Gas giants
Terrestrial planets
What separates the inner planets from the outer ones?
Asteroid belt
Oort cloud
Saturn's rings
Kuiper belt
What is the most obvious difference between the inner and outer planets?
Number of moons
Size
Atmosphere
Color
What is the composition of gas giants?
Liquid metal
Solid rock
Mainly gas
Ice and rock
Which planet is named after the king of the Roman gods?
Jupiter
Uranus
Mars
Saturn
What causes the blue color of Neptune?
Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
Water vapor in the atmosphere
Methane gas in the atmosphere
Oxygen in the atmosphere
How many moons does Saturn have?
63
27
14
80
What is the largest moon of Saturn?
Titan
Callisto
Europa
Ganymede
How long is a day on Uranus?
10 hours 39 minutes
24 hours
16 hours 6 minutes
17 hours 14 minutes
Which planet is the windiest in the solar system?
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Sphere is the shape of the Earth
true
maybe
false
not sure
When was the time that they widely accepted that the Earth is Sphere?
1st century B.C
3rd century B.C
2nd century B.C
5th century B.C
Who offered arguments for the spherical nature of Earth
kepler and brahe
Empedocles and Anaxagoras
America and China
Babylonians and Egyptians
The word “planet” comes from the Greek term for
Wandering star
wonder star
round object
place of star
He lived by the motto ‘Non viduri sed esse. Translated into English, this statement reads, "Not to be seen but to be.
Einstein
Brahe
Kepler
Tomas
Brahe last words, ‘Ne frusta vixisse vidar’ meaning
I may not seen to be alive
May i not seemed to have lived in vain
This will be the last
Take care of everything
Kepler is best known for his theories explaining the
Motion of moon
Motion of star
Motion of planets
Motion
He is the father of modern science
Johannes Kepler
Albert Einstein
Tyco Brahe
Galileo Galilei
Who had invented a telescope with which he discovered lunar mountains and craters
Tyco Brahe
Johannes Kepler
Albert Einstein
Galileo Galilei
What was our topic for today
Ancient Greek Physics and Astronomy
Planetary motion and Astronomy
Physical Science
