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EARTH SCIENCE Q1 FINAL ROUND

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  • How does humans contribute to climate change?
    carbon dioxide emissions
  •  15
  • What will happen if the glaciers and ice caps will melt?
    Sea level will rise; low-lying areas will submerge
  •  20
  • Process of extracting ores in the Earth’s crust.
    mining
  •  10
  • Give one advantage and disadvantage of mining
    advantage-provides resources; cons- environmental degradation/ destruction of habitat
  •  20
  • Give 3 properties of minerals.
    Color, Streak, Hardness, Transparency, Luster, Crystal Structure, Crystal Habit, Cleavage, Specific gravity, magnetism, taste, effervescence, fluorescence
  •  5
  • What material/basis is used to identify the hardness of a mineral?
    Moh's hardness scale
  •  20
  • When limestone comes into contact with strong acids like HCl it forms small bubbles. What property is described.
    Effervescence
  •  10
  • What is the difference between color and streak?
    color - most obvious; streak - powder form of color
  •  25
  • What is the difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources?
    Renewable - infinite easy to renew; non renewable - finite because it takes too long to replenish
  •  20
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from wind turbines?
    solar>wind>turbine moves>generator
  •  25
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from solar photovoltaic?
    Sunlight>photons in the panel>electricity
  •  25
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from geothermal?
    Hot groundwater>steam>turbine>generator
  •  25
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from coal?
    coal combustion>steam generation>turbine>generator
  •  25
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from hydropower?
    moving water>turbine>generator
  •  25
  • How do we generate energy/electricity from nuclear?
    Nuclear chain reaction>steam generation>turbine>generator
  •  25
  • Why should we use renewable energy?
    It reduces greenhouse gas emissions, dependence on oil imports, and air pollution.
  •  15