1. Aim: Landforms Review
Do Now: Find a partner from the opposite side of the room. Take a white board and a dry erase marker. Take out your notes and ESRT to help you.

2. THIS IS
Jeopardy

3. With
Your
Host...
Mrs. Levin

4. Jeopardy
Mapping
Rocks & Minerals
Dynamic Crust
Earth History
Landforms
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5. The diagram below represents part of Earth's latitude longitude system
The diagram below represents part of Earth's latitude longitude system. What is the latitude and longitude of point L?
A 100

6. What is 5oS, 30oW?
A 100

7. As an observer walks north from the equator, the angle of Polaris will
Increase
Decrease
Remain the Same
A 200

8. What is INCREASE?
(A)
A 200

9. What direction is Maple Stream flowing?

10. What is SOUTHWEST?
A 300

11. Which hill has a steep side?

12. What is HOLLAND HILL?
A 400

13. What is the average gradient between locations Y & Z?

14. What is 6.67 ft/mi?
A 500

15. A) fine-grained and felsic B) coarse-grained and mafic
According to the Earth Science Reference Tables, which is the best description of the properties of basalt?
A) fine-grained and felsic
B) coarse-grained and mafic
C) coarse-grained and felsic
D) fine-grained and mafic
B 100

16. What is FINE-GRAINED AND MAFIC?
B 100

17. Which rock shows banding that formed as a result of recrystallization of unmelted material under high temperature and pressure?
A) granite
B) conglomerate
C) sandstone
D) gneiss
B 200

18. What is GNEISS?
(D)
B 200

19. According to the Earth Science Reference Tables, which is a sedimentary rock that forms as a result of precipitation from seawater?
A) shale
B) gypsum
C) conglomerate
D) basalt
B 300

20. What is the GYPSUM?
(B)
B 300

21. How are minerals identified?
B 400

22. What is THEIR PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES?
B 400

23. Which mineral has a metallic luster, a black streak, and is an ore of iron?

24. What is MAGNETITE?
B 500

25. What letter represents the epicenter of the earthquake?

26. What is LOCATION B?
C 100

27. If it takes 50 seconds for the P-wave to arrive at Buffalo, about how long would it take for the S-wave from this same earthquake to arrive at Buffalo?
C 200

28. What is 1 MINUTE & 40 SECONDS (1:40)?

29. A P-wave reaches a seismograph station 2,600 kilometers from an earthquake epicenter at 12:10 p.m. According to the Earth Science Reference Tables, at what time did the earthquake occur?
C 300

30. What is 12:05 p.m.?
C 300

31. DAILY DOUBLE
DAILY DOUBLE
Place A Wager
C 400

32. An earthquake occurred at 5:00:00 a. m
An earthquake occurred at 5:00:00 a.m. According to the Earth Science Reference Tables, at what time would the P-wave reach a seismic station 3,000 kilometers from the epicenter?
C 400

33. What is 5:05:40?
C 400

34. At the Aleutian Trench and the Peru-Chile Trench, tectonic plates are generally ______?

35. What is CONVERGING?
C 500

36. Which rock layer is most resistant?
D 100

37. What is ROCK LAYER 3?
D 100

38. What is the slowest stream velocity necessary for a stream to carry the smallest boulders?

39. What is 300 cm/s?
D 200

40. Chemical weathering can be sped up by _________?

41. What is BEING IN A HOT AND HUMID ENVIRONMENT?

42. Which letter(s) is erosion most likely to occur?
D 400

43. What are B & C?
D 400

44. Which is the best example of physical weathering
Which is the best example of physical weathering? A) the cracking of rock caused by the freezing and thawing of water B) the transportation of sediment in a stream C) the reaction of limestone with acid rainwater D) the formation of a sandbar along the side of a stream
D 500

45. What is THE CRACKING OF ROCK CAUSED BY THE FREEZING AND THAWING OF WATER?

46. Which group of organisms has the shortest record of life on Earth
Which group of organisms has the shortest record of life on Earth? (1) eurypterids (3) birds (2) graptolites (4) placoderm fish
E 100

47. What is PLACODERM FISH?
(4)
E 100

48. How much of an 800-gram sample of carbon14 will remain after 17,100 years of radioactive decay?

49. What is 100 GRAMS?
E 200

50. A sample of rock contained 100 grams of potassium-40 (K40) when it was formed. Today the rock contains 50 grams of potassium-40 (K40). What is the age of the rock?
E 300

51. What is 1.3x109 years?
E 300

52. According to the Earth Science Reference Tables, which rock is most likely the oldest? A) conglomerate containing the tusk of a mastodon B) sandstone containing fossils of flowering plants C) shale containing trilobite fossils D) siltstone containing dinosaur footprint?
E 400

53. What is SHALE CONTAINING TRILOBITE FOSSILS?

54. What is the sequence of rocks from oldest to youngest?

55. What is… 4) Deposition of layer A 3) Intrusion of Igneous Rock B 2) Deposition of layer C 1) Deposition of layer D
E 500

56. The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Earthquake Measurement
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The diagram below represents the seismogram recorded at a seismograph station as a result of an earthquake. Based on the data provided by the seismogram, what is the approximate distance between the station and the earthquake epicenter?
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What is 3,400 km?
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