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3rd nine weeks exam science Von Chong

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Warm air masses and cool air masses collide   the denser cool air sinks under the less dense warm air  
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Plates moving away from each other   divergent  
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Plates moving toward each other   convergent  
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Plates sliding alongside each other   transform  
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Evidence of continental drift   fossils, glaciers in warm areas, and rocks  
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Evidence of sea floor spreading   ages of rocks, magnetic fields, life-forms (giant clams, mussels, tube worms)  
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Type of fault caused in the rock when plates slide   strike-slip fault  
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What causes wind and ocean currents?   the unequal heating of the Earth/atmosphere  
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The cycle of heating, rising, cooling, and sinking   convection currents  
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High speed, high altitude winds   jet streams  
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Part of North Atlantic gyre that brings warm water along US east coast towards Europe   Gulf Stream  
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Unusual warming of waters off the coast of Peru due to weak trade winds   El Nino  
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To use a smaller amount of material   reduce  
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When waste is separated by different material types   recycle  
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Symbols used to indicate the amount of cloud cover of an area   empty circle = clear / quarter filled circle = somewhat cloudy / half filled circle = partly cloudy / filled circle = overcast  
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Renewable resources   resources replaced quickly in nature  
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Nonrenewable resources   resources that take a long time (millions of years) to replace  
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Earth seasons are caused by...   the tilt of Earth on its axis  
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How do the sun's rays hit the equator compared to other areas on Earth?   the sun's rays hit the equator more directly on the equator than higher or lower  
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To use materials again   reuse  
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Process when CO2 is being absorbed by plants and O2 is being released   photosynthesis  
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Process when O2 is being absorbed and CO2 is being released   respiration  
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Solar wind   consists of particles from the sun's corona that escape  
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Nicholas Copernicus (3)   sun centered the solar system (heliocentric) / distance of the planets from the sun directly relates to the size of the planets orbit / daily movement of stars and planets due to Earth's rotation  
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Galileo Galilei (4)   invented telescope in 1609; 3x sight, then 20x / discovered 4 satellites of Jupiter / discovered sunspots / observed that Venus went through the same phases as the moon  
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Johannes Kepler (1605) (2)   orbits are elliptical (circular) around offset sun / planets travel at different speeds  
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Parts of the sun   innermost = core / second layer = radiative zone / third layer = convection zone / photosphere / chromosphere / corona  
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Features of the sun (4)   sunspots = areas appearing dark because they are cooling / prominences = huge, arching columns of gas erupting from sun / solar flares = gases near sunspot suddenly brighten and shoot outward from sun's corona / CME's = coronal mass ejection  
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