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Chapter 22 review game 22.1 22.2 22.3 22.4 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 FJC 8 8 8 8 FJQ 9 9 9 9 FJA 10 10 10 10

What is a meteoroid? 1 point back

What is a meteorite? 2 points back

How old is the Earth? 3 points back

How old is the Moon? 4 points back

Name one heat source for the early Earth (Not mentioned yet)? 5 points back

Name one heat source for the early Earth (Not mentioned yet)? 6 points back

Name one heat source for the early Earth (Not mentioned yet)? 7 points back

Which mineral is stable commonly found in granite has been found to be 4.2 billion years old? 8 points back

How did continuous bombardment by meteorites and asteroids affect the temperature and size of Earth? 9 points back

How do radioactive isotopes produce heat? 10 points back

How did the Earth’s crust form? 1 point back

What is differentiation? 2 points back

What was Laurentia? 3 points back

What is a microcontinent? 4 points back

What is the Precambrian shield? 5 points back

What two elements form the Earth’s core? 6 points back

Less dense materials do what on more dense materials? 7 points back

Which is more dense, ocean crust of continental crust? 8 points back

What is the seam called that forms when two microcontinents join together? 9 points back

What was the name of the first super continent? 10 points back

What were the two main gases in the early atmosphere? 1 point back

Why is our atmosphere rich with Oxygen and nitrogen today? 2 points back

What was the likely source of oxygen in the early atmosphere? 3 points back

Did oxygen exist in the atmosphere during the Proterozoic Did oxygen exist in the atmosphere during the Proterozoic? What is the evidence for this? 4 points back

What volcano process lead to the Earth having an atmosphere? 5 points back

What is a stromatolite? 6 points back

What did water vapor form when it condensed? 7 points back

When did the oceans form? 8 points back

What page in your ESRT’s can you find mineral in formation? 9 points back

What is the ocean crust made of? 10 points back

How many amino acids were created in the miller-Urey experiment? 1 point back

These are needed by RNA and DNA for reproduction in modern organisms? 2 points back

What did the tungsten electrode simulate? 3 points back

What was the primordial soup made of? 4 points back

Sites where life may have originated? 5 points back

May have been the first self-replicating molecules on Earth ? 6 points back

These have been found in waters near hydrothermal vents? 7 points back

Organism that is composed of a single cell and has no nucleus? 8 points back

Organism that is composed of a single cell and has a nucleus? 9 points back

Near the end of the Proterozoic, a major extinction of acritarchs may have been linked to what event? 10 points back

Crust and continents Question

What is the name of the North American core of Archean and Proterozoic rock? Answer

The Canadian Shield back