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science test 3

QuestionAnswer
tide cause pull of moon
hydrologic cycle evaporation, condensation, precipitation
center of sun core
climate zones tropical, dry, mild, continental, polar
weathervane measures wind direction
anemoter measures wind speed
outermost layer of sun corona
definition of science studying universe's wonders
sector part of graph
parts of Noah's flood Flooding and Recessive Stages
part of sun seen photosphere
plate tectonic theory plate activity causes events
hydrosphere location of earth's water
precipitation includes rain, sleet, snow, hail
minimum wind speed for hurricane 74 mph
geocentric system earth is center of universe
heliocentric system sun is center of universe
strainer separates mixtures
astronomy study of space
controlled variables experiment parts that don't change
evolutionary view of earth's origin big bang
second part in scientific method hypothesis step
greenhouse effect trapping heat in atmosphere
hydrologic cycle movement of water from earth to air and back
worldview beliefs that guide truth
concept map visual data chart
uniformitarianism current observations explain geography
meteorolgy study of weather
estuary any water meeting an ocean
drainage basin separates river systems
fossils remains of living things
moving air wind
inner planets earth's location in solar system
sedimentary rock fuel coal
stratus blanket looking clouds
cumulus puffy clouds
cirrus high clouds
cumulonimbus storm clouds
salt marsh coast land that floods at high tide
geothermal energy hot springs create
center of hurricane eye
domed mountain earth has pushed up
bottom layer of atmosphere troposphere
top layer of atmosphere exosphere
second layer of atmosphere stratosphere
atmosphere layer with northern lights thermosphere
atmosphere layer with meteors mesosphere
high tide ocean water rises
low tide ocean water falls
neap tide sun and moon pull against oceans
spring tide sun and moon pull oceans together
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