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7.  A. Lithosphere A. Lithosphere  C. Troposphere C. Troposphere  B. Mesosphere B. Mesosphere  D. Thermosphere D. Thermosphere Which is NOT a layer of our atmosphere?

8. Back to Board  A. Lithosphere

9.  A. surface layer A. surface layer  C. thermocline C. thermocline  B. deep water layer B. deep water layer  D. both A and B D. both A and B Within which layer of the ocean does temperature decrease with depth?

10. Back to Board C. Thermocline

11.  A. gneiss A. gneiss  C. granite C. granite  B. sandstone B. sandstone  D. marble D. marble Which is an example of a sedimentary rock?

12. Back to Board B. sandstone

13.  A. warm A. warm  C. occluded C. occluded  B. cold B. cold  D. stationary D. stationary Which type of front brings extended rainfall and is associated with nimbostratus clouds?

14. Back to Board A. Warm front

15.  A. KoolAid A. KoolAid  C. Sugar Water C. Sugar Water  B. Salt water B. Salt water  D. Liquid water D. Liquid water Which is an example of a compound?

16. Back to Board D. Liquid water

17.  A. contour interval A. contour interval  C. map scale C. map scale  B. compass rose B. compass rose  D. legend D. legend Which map feature can be used to determine the horizontal distance on Earth’s surface?

18. Back to Board C. Map scale

19.  A. Color A. Color  C. Density C. Density  B. Flammability B. Flammability  D. Luster D. Luster Which is an example of a chemical property?

20. Back to Board B. Flammability

21.  A. Mars A. Mars  C. Venus C. Venus  B. Mercury B. Mercury  D. Jupiter D. Jupiter Which planet is similar in size to our own, but has extremely high temperatures?

22. Back to Board C. Venus

23.  A. organic A. organic  D. crystalline solids D. crystalline solids All minerals are…  C. man made C. man made  B. mixtures B. mixtures

24. Back to Board D. Crystalline solids

25. Index fossils  A. were around for a long period A. were around for a long period  of geologic history of geologic history  C. are rarely found C. are rarely found  D. are not used for D. are not used for relative dating  B. are widespread geographically B. are widespread geographically

26. Back to Board B. Are widespread geographically

27.  A. infrared A. infrared Greenhouse gases absorb this type of radiation  C. gamma C. gamma  B. visible B. visible  D. radio D. radio

28. Back to Board A. infrared

29.  B. cirrus B. cirrus This type of cloud is found high in the sky and is wispy  A. cumulus A. cumulus  C. stratus C. stratus  D. cumulonimbus D. cumulonimbus

30. Back to Board B. cirrus

31.  C. isotope C. isotope Carbon-14 is an example of a(n)  A. ion A. ion  B. cation B. cation  D. anion D. anion

32. Back to Board C. isotope

33.  D. absolute humidity D. absolute humidity Which measurement tells you the actual amount of H 2 O vapor in the air?  A. relative humidity A. relative humidity  C. barometric pressure C. barometric pressure  B. dew point B. dew point

34. Back to Board D. Absolute humidity

35.  A. 93.75% A. 93.75% After 4 half lives have gone by, what percentage of daughter product do you have?  B. 6.25% B. 6.25%  D. 100% D. 100%  C. 12.5% C. 12.5%

36. A. 93.75%

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