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What observations can be made about a rock at the outcrop scale?

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WHY is Earth structured the way it is?

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Carlie Whitehead

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What landform is not formed by an internal force

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Which of the following would represent a plane in the real world

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What is the consequence of drilling oil reservoirs that are found offshore, far beneath the ocean floor, and in increasingly deep ocean water?

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What two countries were most responsible for exploration and settlement of the plains regions

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Which planet spins fastest on its axis. Which planet spins the slowest?

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Which statements describe sustainable development?

Fishing does not remove more fish from water systems than can be replaced by the number of fish that will be born to replace them.

Sustainable development is development that is designed to improve the economic conditions in less-developed countries.

Sustainable development is mainly a regional issue.

Sustainable development means water is used at a rate that won't reduce the amount available for future use.

Sustainable development policies only need to be concerned with environmental protection.

Trees cannot be cut down faster than the number that will be replaced by new growth.

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In what ways have African influences shaped Caribbean culture?

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The lengths of the worms in inches are listed here

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Scientists who study rock formations in caves describe some of the formations as "living rock" because, under certain conditions, they increase in size. Which statement would best dispute the claim that these rock formations are living? (1) Rocks are not composed of cells, while living

organisms are.

(2) Rocks perform complex metabolic processes,

but cannot grow.

(3) Rocks cannot reproduce sexually.

(4) Rocks remain stable in a wide range of physical

conditions.

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Enrique Shepard

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Pieces of ice that break off of a glacier and drift out to open sea are:

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Landslides, mudflow, slump and creep are all examples of

a. constructive force

c. mass movement

b. deconstructive force

d. none of the above

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Which of these protects Earth from harmful radiation when in the stratosphere but is a pollutant at lower altitudes? carbon oxygen ozone hydrogen

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Show me animals that only eat plants

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