1.01 Earth Science A Pre-Test x

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Cryosphere		Fresh and Saltwater
Biosphere		Air surrounding the Earth
Hydrosphere		Land and Earth's interior
Atmosphere		Naturally occuring ice
Geosphere		Living organisms

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Continental-Continental Convergence		Plates moving away from each other, forming a spreading center ridge.
Divergent		Subduction where one plate slides under the other, forming a trench and volcanic mountain ranges.
Transform		Collision where the plates smash into each other and rise up into a mountain range.
Oceanic-Continental Convergence		Two plates sliding against each other, either horizontaly or vertically, forming large fault lines.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Geosphere		Orcas
Atmosphere		Lake Chelan
Biosphere		Glaciers
Cryosphere		The air we breath
Hydrosphere		Mt. Rainier

1.01 Earth Science A Pre-Test x

1.01 Earth Science A Pre-Test x

Earth Science A Pre-Test

How can you use seismograph data to learn more about an earthquake? (It is okay to put I don't know)

Earth Science A Pre-Test

In the diagram of the Earth's Interior, which part drives the movement of the plates?

What process occurs within the Earth that causes the plates to move?

What is a Seismograph?

How can you use seismograph data to learn more about an earthquake? (It is okay to put I don't know)

The diagram below represents a cross section of the Earth's crust showing rock units and a fault. The rock layers are not overturned.

Which rock unit is the youngest?

A balloon carrying weather instruments is released at the Earth's surface and rises through the troposphere. As the balloon rises, what will the instruments generally indicate?

Which of the following was a major source of atmospheric oxygen?

The primary cause of winds is the

Which is the best example of physical weathering

Which of the following is an example of a negative feedback loop?

Match the sphere to the example of what occurs in it.

Select two of the spheres (Bio, Geo, Hydro, Cryo and Atmo), and tell me an interaction that occurs between these two spheres. (An interaction is where one affects the other).

Describe how the interaction you picked above occurs (in detail).

At which location on the map below would severe thunderstorms be most likely to occur?

Which process changes a metamorphic rock to a sedimentary rock?

Match the type of boundary with the correct plate movement.

Which gas in the atmosphere protects living things from ultraviolet light?

What is one reason mammals didn't exist until 200 million years ago, even though fossil evidence supports that life existed on Earth up to 3.8 billion years ago?

Match the sphere to what occurs within it.

Which of the folowing is an example of the biosphere and the hydrosphere interacting?

Select two of the spheres (Bio, Geo, Hydro, Cryo and Atmo), and tell me an interaction that occurs between these two spheres. (An interaction is where one affects the other).

Describe how the interaction you picked above occurs (in detail).

1.01 Earth Science A Pre-Test x

1.01 Earth Science A Pre-Test x

Earth Science A Pre-Test

How can you use seismograph data to learn more about an earthquake? (It is okay to put I don't know)

Earth Science A Pre-Test

In the diagram of the Earth's Interior, which part drives the movement of the plates?

What process occurs within the Earth that causes the plates to move?

What is a Seismograph?

How can you use seismograph data to learn more about an earthquake? (It is okay to put I don't know)

The diagram below represents a cross section of the Earth's crust showing rock units and a fault. The rock layers are not overturned.Which rock unit is the youngest?

A balloon carrying weather instruments is released at the Earth's surface and rises through the troposphere. As the balloon rises, what will the instruments generally indicate?

Which of the following was a major source of atmospheric oxygen?

The primary cause of winds is the

Which is the best example of physical weathering

Which of the following is an example of a negative feedback loop?

Match the sphere to the example of what occurs in it.

Select two of the spheres (Bio, Geo, Hydro, Cryo and Atmo), and tell me an interaction that occurs between these two spheres. (An interaction is where one affects the other).

Describe how the interaction you picked above occurs (in detail).

At which location on the map below would severe thunderstorms be most likely to occur?

Which process changes a metamorphic rock to a sedimentary rock?

Match the type of boundary with the correct plate movement.

Which gas in the atmosphere protects living things from ultraviolet light?

What is one reason mammals didn't exist until 200 million years ago, even though fossil evidence supports that life existed on Earth up to 3.8 billion years ago?

Match the sphere to what occurs within it.

Which of the folowing is an example of the biosphere and the hydrosphere interacting?

Select two of the spheres (Bio, Geo, Hydro, Cryo and Atmo), and tell me an interaction that occurs between these two spheres. (An interaction is where one affects the other).

Describe how the interaction you picked above occurs (in detail).

The diagram below represents a cross section of the Earth's crust showing rock units and a fault. The rock layers are not overturned.

Which rock unit is the youngest?