Which of the following statements is NOT about weather?
The city pond levels are lower than they ever have been in decades. According to rain gauges in town, the city hasn't received more than 10 inches. We are in hopes of seeing precipitation midweek, but also a lot of wind! What is being described?
If a layer of soil contains many shells and fish fossils, what type of environment did the layer most likely form?
If a layer of sedimentary rock contains many fossils of ferns, twigs, and fossilized wood, what type of environment was this layer most likely formed in?
What causes condensation?
What change in physical state will occur during evaporation?
A student is given a beaker containing gravel and water. Which of these ways could NOT be used to separate the gravel from the water?
A student used a spring scale to move a book across her desk. She then added a box of marbles to the top of the book and realized she had to apply more force. What can this experiment be used to determine?
Which of the following correctly lists the planets in relation to the sun
Which of the following does NOT describes the importance of photosynthesis?
If the wind is blowing heavily from the ocean toward land, how might the land be affected?
What must occur before precipitation but after evaporation?
What is the sun and oceans role in the water cycle?
What is the difference between mixtures and solutions?
If a producer was removed from its ecosystem due to a disease, what would most likely happen to that ecosystem?
Why are producers so important to any ecosystem?
If the sun is in the West, late in the afternoon, what kind of shadow would you see?
If a student is conducting an experiment using a spring scale, weights, and different surfaces, what could he be testing?
Which correctly describes the affect the moon has on the following cycles?
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