Earth's History
Space Systems
Earth Systems
Weather + Climate
Human Impacts
100

The name of the super continent that geologists believe used to be what Planet Earth was

What is Pangea

100

This splits the Earth into the north and south hemispheres, while this splits the earth into the east and west hemispheres.

What is the equator and prime meridian

100

Minerals are

What are the building blocks of rocks

100

This is the difference between weather and climate

Weather is the specific conditions, short term, over a small area. Climate is long term, over a large area, and determine what plants and animals can survive there

100

This word describes stuff that has negative impacts to the planet, usually left by human activities.

What is pollution

200

The law that states that rocks are originally deposited in horizontal layers

What is superposition

200

These three things are what causes seasons

What is earth's tilt on its axis, spin on its axis, and revolution around the sun

200

This test determines the hardness of rocks

What is the streak test

200

This is where a maritime polar air mass likely formed.

What is over a cold ocean

200

This term describes the impact on earth left by humans

What is carbon footprint
300

The order of the layers from oldest to youngest

D,F,E,C,B,A

300

These two things determine the strength of gravitational attraction

What is mass and distance

300

Rocks, minerals, and the layers of the Earth are a part of which of Earth's systems? (Hint: the word looks like "------sphere")

What is the geosphere

300

This type of cloud is tall, dark, and will likely bring thunderstorms

What is a cumulonimbus cloud

300

These are formed by decayed plants and animals over millions of years and are nonrenewable

What are fossil fuels

400
The name and a quick description of the three types of plate boundaries

What is divergent pulls, convergent pushes, and transform slides

400

The order of the phases of the moon in order, beginning with New Moon

What is new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, second quarter, waning crescent, new moon.

400

These are the six ways to identify a mineral

What are hardness, luster, color, streak, cleavage, fracture (also density would be accepted)

400

These instruments measure, in order, wind speed, wind direction, and air pressure

What is anemometer, wind vane, and barometer.

400
These are three specific ways that humans contribute to global warming

What are pollution, industrialization, urbanization, agriculture, etc. (Other answers are to be determined correct or incorrect by Ms. Corp!!!!)

500

The order in which the geological time scale is broken into, from longest to shortest

What are eons, eras, periods, epochs

500

The order of the planets starting closest to the sun

What is Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

500
These are the five requirements for something to be considered a mineral

What are naturally occurring, solid, definite chemical composition, ordered atomic structure, inorganic

500

Using the weather map, describe the weather conditions in Denver, Colorado.

What is cold and stormy 
500

This is the time period at which rapid destruction of the Earth began by humans. 

What is the industrial revolution

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