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water
100

The earth's crust is made up of large divisions known as: 

Tectonic plates 

100

study of Earth's structure 

Geology 

100

any raw material that we use from our environment is a ___________________

natural resource 

100

our moon is much ______ than most moons in our solar system 

larger 

100

Most of the fresh water on Earth is located in 

Oceans 

200

Which of these layers of the earth is the thinnest? 

Crust 

200

The Father of Geology 

Charles Lyell 

200

A natural resource that has an unlimited supply or can be easily replenished is referred to as a 

renewable resource 

200

The moons gravitational tug on the Earth causes 

tides 

200

What percentage of water on Earth is salt water? 

97.5

300

The Moho is  found at the 

bottom of the crust

300

Secular geologists believe that earth's age is ____

4-5 billion years 

300

a natural resource that people cannot replenish 

nonrenewable resource 

300

The earth's tilt causes ___________

seasons 

300

Which of the following types of fresh water are we able to use 

groundwater 

400

Scientists believe that the earth's core is composed mostly of 

IRON 

400

What Biblical event would be most in conflict with an old earth geology viewpoint

The flood 

400

Examples of renewable resources 

water, sunlight, air 

400

The distance that light travels in one year is called a 

light year 

400

Which of the following would not be considered a reservoir for water? 

swimming pool 

polar ice caps 

ocean 

groundwater 

500

The earth's ________ field protects us form harmful radiation particles that are streaming through space..

Magnetic field 

500

What is the brief statement that Charles Lyell summarizes the view known as uniformitarianism? 

The present is the key to the past

500

nonrenewable resource examples 

coal, oil and gas 

500

Of all the planets and moons in the solar system that have a dense atmosphere, only the earth's atmosphere is 

transparent 

500

could Ocean water be used for drinking water? 

no