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SOL Review Part 1

Part 1. Latitude North and South Longitude

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SOL ReviewPart 1

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Latitude

What are these lines?

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North and South

What compass directions do they measure?

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Longitude

What are these lines?

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East and West

What compass directions do they measure?

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Latitude

When writing coordinates, do you write longitude or latitude first?

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Contour Lines

Lines on a map that connect areas of equal elevation are...?

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Topographic Map

A map that shows the shape of the land using contour lines is a...?

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Depression

What do these symbols indicate?

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East

What direction is the stream flowing?

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1—contour lines are closest together, indicating a steep slope

At which location is the stream flowing the fastest?

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Isobars

Lines on a map that connect areas of equal air pressure are…?

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Bad

Does Low Pressure indicate bad or fair weather?

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4.6 billion years old

Approximately how old is Earth?

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4.6 billion years old

Approximately how old is the solar system?

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Spiral

What shape is our galaxy, the Milky Way?

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MercuryVenusEarthMars JupiterSaturnUranusNeptune Pluto?

What is the order of the planets from the Sun?

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14 (13.8) billion years old

Approximately how old is the universe?

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Mars and Jupiter

The asteroid belt is between which two planets?

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Doppler EffectMicrowave RadiationQuasars

What evidence (3 things) supports the Big Bang?

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Red Shift (Moving away)

Do objects in our universe have a red or blue shift?

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Spring tides (Higher high tides, lower low tides = greater

tidal range)

What tides will occur during this alignment?

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1st and 3rd quarter

What moon phases occur during neap tides?

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Fill in the blanks

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Lunar Eclipse

What type of eclipse will occur?

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Calcite Talc Corundum

Which mineral is the softest?

Talc

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What is the hardest mineral on the Mohs scale?

Diamond

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True color of the mineral

What does a streak test identify?

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Cleavage

If a mineral breaks in even planes, does it have cleavage or fracture?

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It will fizz with acid

How can you tell if a mineral is a carbonate?

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Karst topography

What do we call land that has lots of caves and sinkholes?

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Limestone

If an area has karst topography, the bedrock is most likely what type of rock?

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Marble

Limestone is the parent rock of what metamorphic rock?

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They are foliated

What common feature do these metamorphic rocks share?

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CoalOilNatural GasUranium

What are all of the non renewable energy resources?

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Uranium

Which nonrenewable resource is not burned?

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Oil

Which nonrenewable resource is not found in VA?

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Match the minerals to their uses Galena

Silica

Graphite

Talc

Pencils

Powders

Electronics

Batteries

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Match the minerals to their uses Galena

Silica

Graphite

Talc

Pencils

Powders

Electronics

Batteries

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Chesapeake Bay

Name this watershed

?

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North Carolina Sounds

Name this watershed

?

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Gulf of Mexico

Name this watershed

?

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Label the provinces

1) Coastal Plain2) Piedmont3) Blue Ridge4) Valley and Ridge5) Appalachian Plateau

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Label the groundwater diagram

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Label the groundwater diagram

Zone of AerationWater Table

Zone of Saturation

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It would drop

What would happen to the water table during a drought?

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A Delta

What is the feature located at the mouth of the river?

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Deposition

What is the process of dropping sediment?

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Erosion Caused by wind,

water, waves, gravity, and glaciers

What is the process of transporting sediment?

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9 g/mL

D = M/V

V = Vf – Vi

9 = 45/(15-10)

A rock has a mass of 45g. A graduated cylinder is holding 10 mL of water. Sally placed the rock in the graduated cylinder, which now reads 15mL. What is the density of the rock?