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Final Review. Honors Earth Science 2012. Possible explanation to a problem is called. Law Hypothesis Conclusion Observation. What is evidence for the meteorite impact hypotheses?. Background radiation Red shift Blue shift High iridium levels in rocks.
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Final Review Honors Earth Science 2012
Possible explanation to a problem is called • Law • Hypothesis • Conclusion • Observation
What is evidence for the meteorite impact hypotheses? • Background radiation • Red shift • Blue shift • High iridium levels in rocks
Red shift of galaxies is evidence for • Presence of radiation • Meteorite impact hypothesis • Destruction of ozone • Expansion of the universe
A spectroscope is used to find a star’s • Position • Composition • Brightness • Origin
Pangaea describes • A huge, ancient ocean • The earth • The Eurasian continent • An ancient single land mass
What evidence shows that tropical areas may have once been much colder? • Coal deposits • Mountain chains • Glacial debris • Land bridges
As rock moves from mid ocean ridges, it is replaced by • Continental crust • Molten rock • Microplate terranes • Older rocks
Seafloor spreading occurs at • Subduction zones • Terrane boundaries • Transform boundaries • Divergent boundaries
Layer of rock that flows under pressure • Crust • Asthenosphere • Lithosphere • Hydrosphere
Rift valley is an example of a • Convergent boundary • Subduction zone • Transform boundary • Divergent boundary
Located at a convergent plate boundary… • East coast of South America • Himalayan mountains • SF • mid Atlantic ridge
Transfer of heat through the movement of fluid material • Tectonics • Convection • Paleomagnetism • Subduction
Up and down motion of the crust • Thrust faulting • Strain • Isostatic adj • Compression
A change in the shape or volume of rock due to stress is • Shearing • Isostasy • Folding • Strain
Folding of rocks happen under • Tension • Shearing • Compression • Cooling
Deeper rocks are more likely to fracture then ones closer to the surface because • Lower stress • Higher temperature • Higher strain • Lower altitude
Causes reverse faults • Compression • Shearing • Tension • Folding
Strike slip faults occur at • mid ocean ridges • Deep crust • Between grabens • On transform boundaries
Continental - oceanic = • mid atlantic ridge • Cascades • Himalayas • Andirondacks
Adjacent mountain ranges make up a mountain • Belt • System • Boundary • Ridge
Apparent shift in the wavelengths of light coming from a moving source • Spectrum • Parallax • Doppler effect • Cepheid variable
A galaxy moving toward earth would display • Red shift • Green shift • Yellow shift • Blue shift
Apparent magnitude measures • Surface temperature • Distance from earth • Brightness as it appears from earth • Place on the HR diagram
Earliest development of a star • Neutron star • Protostar • Nebula • Giant
Stable because of fusion and gravity • Main sequence star • Neutron star • Pulsar • Supernova
The most massive stars end up as • Dwarf stars • Super-duper giant • Empty hole • Black hole
Milky way is a • Spiral galaxy • Irregular galaxy • Barred spiral • Elliptical
Fusion in the sun produces • Hydrogen • Oxygen • Helium • Carbon
Convective zone in the sun is surrounded by • Corona • Photosphere • Core • Chromosphere
Layer that gives off visible light • Photosphere • Corona • Core • Chromosphere
Ions streaming from the sun into space • Ozone • Solar wind • Solar nebula • Sunspot
Sunspot cycle • 11 hours • 11 days • 11 weeks • 11 years
Which is a gas giant • Mars • Venus • Neptune • Mercury
Photosynthesis increased this in the atm • Carbon • Nitrogen • Hydrogen • Oxygen