Format
True/False – 18 (1 point each)
Multiple Choice – 35 (1 point each)
Interpreting Diagrams – 10 (3 points each)
Short Answer – 4 (3 points each)
Essay – 1 of 3 (5 points each)
Notes, Handouts, Worksheets
Chapter 8 – Weathering and Soil Formation
Chapter 9 – Erosion and Deposition
Chapter 10 – A Trip Through Geologic Time
Chapter 11 – Energy Resources
Chapter 12 – Fresh Water
Chapter 13 – Ocean Motions
Chapter 14 – Ocean Zones
Chapter 15 – The Atmosphere
Chapter 16 – Weather Factors
Chapter 17 – Weather Patterns
Chapter 18 – Climate and Climate Change
No Notes – Handouts and Worksheets
Chapter 19 – Earth, Moon, and Sun
Chapter 20 – The Solar System
Chapter 21 – Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe
Key Terms, Themes, and
Miscellaneous Good Times
Erosion vs. weathering
Sediment
Vertebrates vs. Invertebrates
Mass movement
Creep
Orbital vs. Escape Velocity
Food Web
Rivers and Sediment
Paleontologist
How to date rocks
Carbon 14
Index fossils
Fossils - Types
Absolute vs. Relative Age
Cambrian Explosion
Wetlands, Types and Importance
Hurricane
Irrigation
SCATTERING ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Condensation
Wavelength vs. Waveheight
Water Cycle
Tides and th eMoon
Meander / Ox Bow Lake
Currents vs. Jet Streams
Salinity of water
Lightening
Winds
Watershed
Trench, Mid-Ocean Ridge, Abyssal Plain
Air Masses
Forms of Precipitation
Formation of clouds
Greenhouse Effect
Maritime vs. Continental
Polar vs. Tropical
Heat Transfer
Radiation, Convection
Coriolis effect
Revolution vs. Rotations
Extrusion vs. Intrusion
Chlorofluorocarbons
Constellations
Apollo
Galileo, Brahe, Ptolemy, Copernicus
Geocentric vs. Heliocentric
Terrestrial vs. Gas Giants
Life Elsewhere?
“Goldilocks conditions” For Life
Pulsar vs. Quasar
Absolute vs. Apparent Brightness
Prominence vs. Solar Flare
Light Year
This Study-Guide is the bare minimum you need to know to pass this test. If you would like to make a better grade than a 70, you should use these terms as a starting off point for your review.
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