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Earth Science Fall Final Edition

Categories $300 $200 $100 $400 $500 SolarSystemStarsPlateTectonicsUniverse & Big Bang RocksLocation E.S.

$100 A: The amount of time it takes Earth to orbit the Sun.

$100 Q: What is 1 year?

$200 A: The latitude of the North Pole.

$200 Q: What is 90 degrees North?

$300 A: Crossing over this line will cause you to gain or lose a day on the calendar.

$300 Q: What is the international date line?

$400 A: The number of days in the lunar cycle.

$400 Q: What is 29.5 days?

$500 A: The reason that the constellations appear to rise and set across the sky each night.

$500 Q: What is because the Earth is rotating on its axis once every 24 hours?

$100 A: The type of rock that has a name that means from fire.

$100 Q: What is igneous?

$200 A: The type of rock formed when small pieces are compacted and cemented together.

$200 Q: What is sedimentary rock?

$300 A: This type of rock can be foliated (have bands) or nonfoliated (no bands).

$300 Q: What is metamorphic rock?

$400 A: Rocks are composed of one or more of these substances ; we tested the hardness of these substances in one of our labs.

$400 Q: What are minerals? e/rocks/images/minerals.jpg

$500 A: The type of rock that would be found at position A on the diagram.

$500 Q: What is igneous rock?

$100 A: The sixth planet from the Sun.

$100 Q: What is Saturn?

$200 A: This object contains 99% of the mass in our solar system.

$200 Q: What is the Sun?

$300 A: Name one of two characteristics that all of the inner planets have in common.

$300 Q: What is they are small and rocky?

$400 A: The age of Earth in billions of years.

$400 Q: What is around 5 (actually 4.6) billion years?

$500 A: The planet that has seasons similar to Earth.

$500 Q: What is Mars?

$100 A: The color of star with the coolest temperature.

$100 Q: What is red?

$200 A: Many stars fuse hydrogen into this element.

$200 Q: What is helium?

$300 A: The stage of the star life cycle that our Sun is currently going through.

$300 Q: What is the main sequence?

$400 A: A collapsed star with an extremely strong gravitational pull.

$400 Q: What is a black hole? g

$500 A: The name of the dark lines that are used to determine the chemical elements that make up a star.

$500 Q: What are absorption lines (bands)? 300b3271a77c_972.jpeg

$100 A: The name of the theory that describes the beginning of the universe.

$100 Q: What is the Big Bang theory?

$200 A: The name of our galaxy.

$200 A: What is the Milky Way galaxy?

$300 A: Between ultraviolet and infrared, the type of wave that carries more energy.

$300 Q: What is ultraviolet?

$400 A: The age of the universe.

$400 Q: What is 14 billion years old?

$500 A: The change in the visible spectrum that indicates the universe is still expanding and objects are moving away from Earth.

$500 Q: What is the red-shift?

$100 A: The location where subduction is occurring on the map.

$100 Q: What is letter F?

$200 A: The Ring of Fire is created by this type of plate boundary.

$200 Q: What is a convergent boundary?

$300 A: The volcanoes of Hawaii are all this type.

$300 Q: What are shield volcanoes?

$400 A: Sea-floor spreading occurs at this type of plate boundary.

$400 Q: What is a divergent boundary?

$500 A: This type of volcano alternates between gentle flows and violent eruptions.

$500 Q: What is a composite (strato) volcano?