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OPW Test 4

Our Physical World Test Four

QuestionAnswer
Greenhouse Gas Carbon Dioxide
H-R Diagram Shows the main sequence of stars
Dew Point Temperature at which condensation occurs
Cumulus Big, billowy appearance; good vertical development
Igneous Formed from molten rock material
Stratus Cover much or all of the sky; gray appearance
Sedimentary Made up of rock fragments or chemical precipitates
Fossils Traces, remains, or imprints of once living organisms
Metamophic Changed by heat, pressure, or chemically active fluids
What general relationship exists between the size of stars and their temperatures? Small stars are cool and big stars are hot
What type of front has the potential to produce the most severe weather? Cold front
Compared to a cold front, a warm front moves... Slower
A boundary between two air masses is call a... Front
In the "stair graph" activity, the Sun as located in the middle of the graph. This means... the Sun is an average star
The symbol for wet, warm air mass is cP
The term most closely associated with the size, shape, and boundary relations between adjacent minerals is..... Luster
What type of pressure is associated with sinking air and clear or becoming clear, skies? High
What is needed for condensation or precipitation to occur? Cooling air, condensation nuclei, moisture or water
What type of rock would be associated with being foliated or non-foliated? Metamorphic
Type of boundaries are associated with crust spreading apart Divergent
Types of plate boundaries that produce volcanoes Divergent oceanic, divergent continental, convergent oceanic, convergent oceanic-continental, transform oceanic, transform continental
Types of plate boundaries that involve subduction Convergent oceanic, convergent oceanic-continental
Types of plate boundaries that are likely to produce earthquakes All
streak color in powdered form
luster quality and quantity of light reflected
relative humidity measure of moisture in the air
greenhouse gas carbon dioxide
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