LOOKING BACK AT YOUR LESSON Direction: Identify the Earth's movement in space indicated by each figure. Write your answers on the answer sheet provided. Earth's movement causing day and night Answer:

Q: Which of the following is not an example of a chemical sedimentary rock? salt, dolostone, sandstone,...

A: The Earth is made up of various kinds of rocks. These rocks begin their life cycle from the solidifi...

Q: Explain the laws of superposition, faunal assemblages, and faunal succession.

A: The Earth is the third planet in the solar system, and it is a terrestrial planet. Therefore, the ea...

Q: what is the latitude and longitude of Chicago ?

A: A world map has been given to find out the latitude and longitude of Chicago with the help of the ma...

Q: How is human population growth and environmental health connected? Provide at least three examples.

A: Population growth is increase in number of populations on a regional or global scale and is given by...

Q: What was the name of the first oceanographic research vessel?

A: R/V Albatross I.

Q: What is soil? explain in detail

A: Let us discuss something about what is meant by explaining? Making clear to someone by describing so...

Q: Explain how air and noise pollution can be controlled

A: Different ways to control air pollution: Reduce the number of trips you make on your car. reduce th...

Q: Astronomical observations of our Milky Way galaxy indicate that it has a mass of about 8.0 x 10 sola...

A: By Analysing the question, We need to find the orbital period of the star in year. Below you can fin...

Q: •Please solve all:

A: By the review of the question, We need to tell the aperture, chambers and periphery of Lagena. Below...

Q: What is the purpose of Radio Telescopes?     all of these       It is used to detect radio...

A: Telescopes are the instruments used to capture sections of the EM spectrum. Radio telescopes are the...

Q: Briefly describe the geocentric Model of the universe

A: Ptolemy of Alexandria during the 2nd century CE came up with the Geocentric model of the Universe an...

Q: Which of the following describes areas that are far from the equator?A. The air temperature is highe...

A: The Earth is unevenly heated by the incoming solar radiation across the latitudes. Due to this diffe...

Q: Why is paleomagnetism the best proof for plate tectonics

A: Earth's magnetic field resembles a bar magnet as if the bar is aligned with the Earth's axis of rota...

Q: What information about ancient climates is suggested by (1) fossil reefs? (2) aluminum ore? (3) bodi...

A: Earth science is the study of the Earth and the various processes that are going on in the Earth sys...

Q: Why is the fact that ice floats important to Earth’s generally moderate climate?

A: The earth is the only planet where water can exist in a liquid state which makes the conditions suit...

Q: Describe the modern theory in astronomy for the place of earth in this universe

A: Concept of astronomy did-not have much major advances during the medieval period as after the Greeks...

Q: Where is lithosphere formed along plate boundaries, and where does it disappear into the asthenosphe...

A: Tectonic plates are piece of earth crust and upper mantle which together are called as lithosphere. ...

Q: What drives the water cycle? Options: the moon the Sun the magnetic field

A: The sun drives the water cycle on earth.

Q: Often, humans work to preserve biomes that are visually attractive. Are there biomes that might be l...

A: Various biomes in biological systems are territories that are portrayed by a particular abiotic and ...

Q: Soil or rock through which groundwater can move easily is called ... Options: an aquifer the water t...

A: The groundwater is water that is found in the rocks and soil pores due to the rock formations. A sma...

Q: What Can Be Learned from Metabolic Maps?

A: Metabolic maps are also called metabolic pathways. They are a linked series of chemical reactions ta...

Q: What causes an extratropical cyclone? How are air masses involved?

A: The atmosphere is the mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. The composition of the atmosphere v...

Q: Toxins are  a. are synthetic only b. natural chemicals in the environment that pose risks c. bleach ...

A: Toxins are harmful for living organisms. The extent of risk varies depending on the type of toxins t...

Q: What innovations did the Chinese bring to geology and ocean exploration? Why were their remarkable e...

A: Initially, the formation of the earth and the oceans was not known. Studies led to the processes tha...

Q: 1. Look for three pieces of rocks around your place, could be in your garden or anywhere rocks are a...

A: Rocks are an aggregate of minerals. They are components of solid earth's crust. Rocks are easily rec...

Q: Examine the strengths and limitations of any three approaches used in natural resource management

A: By review of the question, We need to examine the strengths and limitations of any three approaches ...

Q: How could people have believed a century ago that nature is so vast and fertile that human actions c...

A: Human activities are causing environmental degradation by depleting the resources like air, water, a...

Q: Discuss the impact of global climate change on factors and processes of soil erosion

A: Global climate is the major driving factor of soil erosion. Due to climate change, phenomena like in...

Q: List and explain the three principles of habitat restoration.

A: Habitat is degraded by climate change and global warming. This change causes to degradation of the h...

Q: Why did the asteroids of the asteroid belt not assemble into a ninth planet?

A: The space asteroid belt is a torus-molded district in the nearby planetary group, found generally be...

Q: What evidence does the line graph provide for global warming? * Contiguous U.S., Average Temperature...

A: Climate is the long-term average weather pattern of a geographical area. Climate is determined as an...

Q: what do you see in this chart

A: Population is one of the most important human factors that have influenced the natural as well as ma...

Q: What about plate tectonic processes on other planets? Is there any evidence?

A: According to the plate tectonics theory, the surface of the Earth is made up of various hard lithosp...

Q: What percentage of the world ocean is involved in wind-driven surface currents?

A: The masses of water that transit from one location to another location is termed ocean currents. The...

Q: Which Galilean Satellite is the furthest in distance from Jupiter?     Io       Ganymede ...

A: By analysing the question, We need to tell which Galilean satellite is furthest in distance from Jup...

Q: Why are air temperatures near the seashore cooler during the day and warmer during the night than in...

A: There occurs a density difference in the air as it gets cooler or hotter. As the air gets hotter its...

Q: During which era was Indiana's limestone created?

A: The most common sedimentary rocks have termed limestone and they are the non-clastic calcareous rock...

Q: What is meant by the semi major axis of an ellipse?     The semi-major axis is shortest in dia...

A: The semi-major axis of a ellipse is used in Kepler's third law. It is used to determine the orbital ...

Q: In what way can one’s knowledge in science help in forging a sustainable future?

A: Science is a branch of study that involves the entire reality around us and even the past. In a way,...

Q: Why are some urban areas receiving more frequent floods and higher peak flows than at any time in th...

A: Flooding is a situation where a lot of water accumulates over an area. There are many reasons and ca...

Q: Many hurricanes form north of the equator in the North Atlantic, Caribbean Sea, and Gulf of Mexico. ...

A: Hurricane are tropical cyclone which is a rapid rotating strong system which have low pressure in ce...

Q: What are the uses of telescopes and why do astronomers use them?     It is an instrument used ...

A: Astronomy is the study of anything that is beyond the Earth's atmosphere. This includes both the obj...

Q: Please help I need to draw a diagram

A: Fossil fuels are combustible geological materials formed by the deposition and burial of organic mat...

Q: edge effects can extend far into the interior of a forest a. true  b. false

A: The changes occurring in population or community at the boundary of two or more habitats are termed ...

Q: Now it’s your turn to take on the role of a paleontologist, or a scientist who studies fossils. You ...

A: They are the remains or traces of living things that lived in ancient times and were buried in the r...

Q: Question 5

A: Pollution is introduction of harmful material in the environment which this can deteriorate various ...

Q: Thinking Critically Why did people think an ocean was deepest at its center? What changed their mind...

A: Earth science is the study of the Earth and the various processes that are going on in the Earth sys...

Q: Give some general examples of the use of actualism to interpret ancient rocks.

A: The basic concept of Actualism is that the various processes throughout the Earth's history have rem...

Q: "Siphonina" Please determine as below: 1- Determine oceanic environmental zones, and pollution in...

A: Ocean can be divided into various types of zones based on different categories. The basic categories...

Q: How do mammals differ from reptiles?

A: Earth is the third planet in the solar system and the only planet known so far that can sustain life...