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Page 2: JEOPARDY Rocks and Minerals Earth and Space Geologic Time Scale Weather 400 800 1200 1600 2000 Final Jeopardy.

JEOPARDYRocks and Minerals

Earth andSpace

Geologic TimeScale

Weather

400 400 400 400800 800 800 800

1200 1200 1200 12001600 1600 1600 16002000 2000 2000 2000

Final Jeopardy

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In the spaces below, place numbers 1-4 to show the order in which the events occurred, with 4 being the

oldest event Intrusion of layer A:__________

Deposition of layer D:_________ Fault along line B:________

Deposition of layer C:__________

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A: 4B: 3C: 2D: 1

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This mineral is a source of the metallic element magnesium

(mg)A) PyriteB) DolomiteC) CalciteD) Magnetite

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B) Dolomite

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Based on the diagram, these two rocks are the most resistant to the weathering of running water

A) Lockport Dolostone and Rochester ShaleB) Lockport Dolostone and Whirlpool SandstoneC) Power Glen Shale and Thorold Sandstone

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B) Lockport Dolostone and Whirlpool Sandstone

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When the stream’s velocity is .7cm/sec, the largest particle diameter that can be carried is

A) BouldersB) Silt C) PebblesD) Sand

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B) Silt

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JEOPARDYWhich sequence correctly matches

each test with the mineral property tested

A) A-cleavage, B-streak, C-hardnessB) A-cleavage, B-hardness, C-streakC) A-streak, B-cleavage, C-hardness D) A-streak, B-hardness, C-cleavage

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A) A-cleavage, B-streak, C-hardness

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What causes tides on Earth:A) The gravitational pull between

the Earth and moonB) moon’s revolution around the

sunC) sun’s revolution around

mercuryD) Hayley’s comet’s rotation

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A) The gravitational pull between Earth and the moon

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In which position would a lunar eclipse occurA) Position 3B) Position 7C) Position 1D)Position 5

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D) Position 5

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Using you ESRT’s, Compared to Polaris, what qualities does

Spica haveA) More luminous and colderB) More luminous and hotterC) Less luminous and hotterD) Less luminous and colder

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B) More luminous and hotter

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Which planet’s period of revolution is shorter than its

period of rotationA) MercuryB) Saturn C) EarthD) Venus

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D) Venus

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Which planet has the most eccentric orbit

A) NeptuneB) JupiterC) MarsD) Mercury

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D) Mercury

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Which event occurred firstA) Acadian OrogenyB) Pangea begins to break

apartC) Erosion of Greenville

MountainsD) Catskill delta forms

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C) Erosion of Greenville Mountains

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The Earth’s first forests appeared closest to which

other eventA) Abundant fishesB) Humans appearC) Earliest birdsD) Abundant stromatolites

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A) Abundant fishes

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The index fossil would most likely be found in which landscape

region of New York StateA) The CatskillsB) Erie-Ontario LowlandsC) Newark LowlandsD) Tug-Hill Plateau

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B) Erie-Ontario Lowlands

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Correctly match each era with its “known as” name

A) Paleozoic-age of the dinosaur, Mesozoic-age of the fishes, Cenozoic-age of the

manB) Paleozoic-age of the fishes, Cenozoic-age

of the dinosaurs, Mesozoic-age of the manC) Paleozoic-age of the fishes, Mesozoic-age

of the dinosaurs, Cenozoic-age of the man

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C) Paleozoic-age of the fishes, Mesozoic-age of the dinosaur, Cenozoic-age of the man

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Which is the oldest rock layer in New York State

A) CretaceousB) CambrianC) Middle ProterozoicD) Pennsylvanian

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C) Middle Proterozoic

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If you go up 95 km into the atmosphere, which layer are

you inA) TroposphereB) MesosphereC) Stratosphere D) Thermosphere

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D) Thermosphere

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What is the uncoded barometric pressure found in the station

model

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1009.6 mb

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With a relative humidity of 33%, and a dry bulb temperature of 14 degrees Celcius, what is the wet

bulb temperatureA) 7 degreesB) 9 degreesC) 2 degreesD) 21 degrees

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A) 7 degrees

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Which station model number is most likely receiving

precipitationA) 1B) 2C) 3D) 4

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B) 2

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At what Kelvin temperature does water freeze

A)380B) 230C) 273D) 194

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C) 273

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FINAL JEOPARDY

If you travel to the interface between the mantle and the

outer core, what is the pressure, temperature, and

depth

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3000 km5000 degrees Celsius

1.5 million atmospheres


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