In this first unit we have been able to cover the introductory part on earth science. How well did you understand this topic? The quiz below is designed to test that out, give it a try and share what score you get in the comment section. All the best of luck!
Great circles
Contour lines
Verbal scale
Fractional scale
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Asthenosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere
Atmosphere
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Physical properties
Chemical properties
Atomic structure
Molecular properties
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Ions
Isotopes
Valence electrons
Neutrons
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Geomagnetic pole
Geographic pole
Parallels
Meridians
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Neutrons
Electrons
Protons
Ions
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Geology
Astronomy
Meteorology
Oceanography
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Neutrons
Protons
Nuclei
Ions
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Mixture
Ion
Nucleus
Compound
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Coefficient
Reactant
Chemical bond
Chemical formula
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Ions
Neutrons
Isotopes
Molecules
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D= 7.31 g/cubic centimeter
D= .731 g/cubic centimeter
D= 731 g/cubic centimeter
D= 7310 g/cubic centimeter
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Latitude
Longitude
Declination
Projection
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Hydrogen
Oxygen
Helium
Osmium
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Atomic Number
Atomic Mass
Ion
Isotope
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Neutrons
Electrons
Protons
Ions
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Geology
Astronomy
Meteorology
Oceanography
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Astronomy
Astrology
Asthenosphere
Topography
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V= 325 g
V= 36 cubic centimeters
V= 9 g/cubic centimeters
V= 360 cubic centimeters
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The equator
A line of latitude
The prime meridian
A great circle
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Geologic map
Topographic map
Soil map
Isogram map
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Lithosphere
Biosphere
Asthenosphere
Geosphere
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40
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Atomic Mass
Isotope
Ion
Atomic Number
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Geography
Topography
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
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Lithosphere
Biosphere
Asthenosphere
Geosphere
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Is 1/180 of Earth's circumference
Is always equal to 11 km
Increases as you approach the poles
Decreases as you approach the poles
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M= 8 g/per cubic centimeter
M= 50 g
M= 500 g
M= 64 cubic centimeters
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