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Scientific Method Density Maps Ch. 2/3 Review Scientific Method Density Maps

A student set up an experiment to test the effects of soil compaction on plant growth. The student put equal weights of moist soil into 10 containers, planted a bean seed one inch deep in each container, and then firmly compacted the soil in 5 of the containers. After the seeds sprouted, the student measured the height of each plant every day and kept a record of the results. What else must the student do over time to ensure a valid experiment? Water the plants in compacted soil more than those in uncompacted soil Water any of the plants that seem to be growing more slowly than the others Water all of the containers the same amount and at the same time Water any container in which the soil feels dry

How much limestone was worn away between Day 1 and Day 2? 2.3 grams 0.2 gram 2.8 grams 2.5 grams

Which would be the best tools to measure the density of a small piece of silver ore? A metric ruler and a metal detector A barometer and a balance A graduated cylinder and a balance A density probe and a 500 mL beaker

The chart above shows different sources of energy The chart above shows different sources of energy. Which conclusion can be made based on this chart? Renewable energy sources are predominantly used. Use of nuclear power is increasing. Fossil fuels make up over three-quarters of our energy consumption. Coal is the main source of energy.

In the first picture, the sphere is in a beaker with 100 mL of water In the first picture, the sphere is in a beaker with 100 mL of water. In the second picture, the dry sphere is being massed. Which of the values listed is closest to the density of the black sphere? 0.7 g/mL 0.5 g/mL 2.1 g/mL 1.4 g/mL

Which planet rotates the fastest? Saturn Mercury Mars Jupiter

According to the data shown in the graph, the hypothesis is only correct for latitudes – between 20° and 60° from the equator farthest from the equator from the poles to 40° from the equator up to 40° from the equator

A student found the rock shown below and weighed it to determine its mass. What steps should the student take to find its density? Determine its volume using the formula for the volume of a sphere (V=43πr3), then divide mass by volume Determine its volume by how much water it displaces, then divide mass by volume. Determine its volume by multiplying length × width × height, then divide mass by volume Crush the rock to a powder and measure its volume with a graduated cylinder, then divide mass by volume.

One step in determining the metal content of a ring is to find the volume of the ring. What is the volume of this ring? Answer: 1.7ml

Which of the following is part of a valid process for supporting a hypothesis? Experimentation Single trials Limited research Altering results

According to the data shown by the graph, the warmest air during the summer will be found - above the land between the lakes closest to the water level of the lakes above South Lake closest to North Lake

A student claims that the full Moon occurs about once a month A student claims that the full Moon occurs about once a month. What process will verify the student's claim? Predicting Theorizing Observing Hypothesizing

Put the steps of a scientific experiment in the correct order Put the steps of a scientific experiment in the correct order? Answer: 2,1,4,3

What is the main disadvantage to map projections? Mountains get flattened on a map so that mountainous areas look larger than they really are. The northern regions are enlarged because the shallower parts of the oceans are frozen. The latitude and longitude lines create an optical illusion. The map is a projection of a round world onto a flat surface.

What is the approximate coordinates for the city of Richmond? Answer: 40˚N, 80˚W

In what direction is Staunton from Richmond? Northeast Northwest Southeast Southwest

The wireless operator aboard the Titanic signaled for help and gave the ship's location as 41°45'N and 50°14'W. Which area shown on the map is most likely where the Titanic struck the iceberg? Answer: A

Which coordinates identify a location north of a city that has a latitude of 38.0°N and a longitude of 25.0°W? 47.0°N and 25.0°W 25.0°N and 38.0°W 0.0° and 0.0° 38.0°N and 47.0°W

By how much has the length of the delta increased from 1982 to 1996? 2 km 4 km 6 km 8 km

About how long is the Red Sea? 40 km 1200 km 2100 km 300 km

STOP

Which profile best represents the contour map along the line AB?  

What is the actual distance represented by 1 inch on this map? 24 feet 40 feet 12,000 inches 24,000 inches

The river shown on the topographic map flows fastest at point – 1 2 3 4

On the topographic map provided, what is the elevation of point III?

The topographic map that may show a hill with a volcanic crater/depression:

What area of the map has the steepest slope?