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Table of Contents COMPETENCY 1.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE NATURE OF SCIENCE...1 Skill 1.1 Identify the components of scientific inquiry...1 Skill 1.2 Skill 1.3 Skill 1.4 Skill 1.5 Identify the consistent patterns that govern the occurrence of most natural events...2 Identify examples of the interrelationship between science and society...5 Analyze the synergistic relationships between basic and applied research, technology, the economy, and the public good...6 Identify assumptions, observations, hypotheses, conclusions, laws, and theories and differentiate between them...7 Skill 1.6 Evaluate, interpret, and predict from data sets...7 Skill 1.7 Skill 1.8 Skill 1.9 Skill 1.10 Skill 1.11 Skill 1.12 Skill 1.3 Identify the correct interpretation of graphical data...10 Differentiate between qualitative and quantitative data in experimental, observational, and modeling methods of research....14 Identify pertinent legislation and national guidelines regarding laboratory safety, hazardous materials, experimentation, and/or the use of organisms in the classroom...14 Analyze examples for evidence of the evolutionary nature of science...18 Distinguish between accuracy, precision, systematic error, and random error, using significant figures appropriately...19 Characterize variables and the effected outcomes for appropriate experimental designs with minimum bias...22 Demonstrate knowledge of the metric system...23 i

COMPETENCY 2.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE COMPOSITION, CHARACTERISTICS, AND STRUCTURE OF THE EARTH...24 Skill 2.1 Skill 2.2 Differentiate between the layers of the Earth, including the lithosphere and asthenosphere...24 Identify minerals by their properties...25 Skill 2.3 Identify types of rocks by their properties...30 Skill 2.4 Differentiate between the origins of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks...34 Skill 2.5 Differentiate between ocean crust and continental crust...42 Skill 2.6 Identify geographic and geologic features of the ocean floor...43 COMPETENCY 3.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE DYNAMICS OF THE EARTH'S LITHOSPHERE AND ASTHENOSPHERE...46 Skill 3.1 Analyze the history of, evidence for, and processes related to plate tectonics...46 Skill 3.2 Identify patterns of age and composition of the sea floor...49 Skill 3.3 Identify the types, causes, and effects of volcanoes...50 Skill 3.4 Identify the causes and effects of earthquakes...51 Skill 3.5 Skill 3.6 Analyze and interpret earthquake data...53 Identify the types and causes of mountain formation...55 ii

COMPETENCY 4.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE EARTH'S SURFACE PROCESSES...57 Skill 4.1 Skill 4.2 Skill 4.3 Skill 4.4 Skill 4.5 Skill 4.6 Skill 4.7 Differentiate between types and effects of weathering and erosion...57 Identify how the composition of a rock or mineral affects the rate of weathering...63 Apply the principles and processes of sedimentation...64 Apply the principles of water transport through sediment and rock...64 Identify the origin and characteristics of ground and surface water resources...66 Differentiate between the land forms and deposits created by water, wind, and ice erosion...68 Identify the impacts of human development on water resources and the Earth's surface processes...76 COMPETENCY 5.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE INTERPRETATION OF MAPS AND IMAGERY...81 Skill 5.1 Skill 5.2 Skill 5.3 Identify surface features from maps, photographs, and satellite images...81 Interpret topographic (bathymetric) maps...84 Relate landforms illustrated on maps and imagery to geologic processes...85 COMPETENCY 6.0 KNOWLEDGE OF GEOLOGIC HISTORY...88 Skill 6.1 Identify, interpret, and apply appropriate methods of geologic dating...88 Skill 6.2 Identify the logical chronological order of physical events...90 Skill 6.3 Identify the major life and physical events in each of the geologic eras...94 iii

COMPETENCY 7.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE EARTH'S RESOURCES...133 Skill 7.1 Identify renewable and nonrenewable resources...133 Skill 7.2 Skill 7.3 Compare and/or contrast management strategies for renewable and nonrenewable resources...134 Identify Florida's resources...138 COMPETENCY 8.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, AND BIOLOGY OF THE OCEAN...142 Skill 8.1 Identify the interrelated chemical, physical, and biological characteristics of seawater...142 Skill 8.2 Identify causes and effects of surface circulation...148 Skill 8.3 Skill 8.4 Identify causes and effects of thermohaline (deep water) circulation...153 Identify the causes, characteristics, and effects of waves and tides...154 COMPETENCY 9.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE COASTAL OCEAN...158 Skill 9.1 Distinguish between various coastal processes...158 Skill 9.2 Skill 9.3 Identify causes and characteristics of various coastal geomorphic structures...159 Identify the effects of human activity on the coastal and marine environment...161 iv

COMPETENCY 10.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE COMPOSITION AND DYNAMICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE...164 Skill 10.1 Identify atmospheric layers and their properties...164 Skill 10.2 Skill 10.3 Skill 10.4 Skill 10.5 Identify sources, characteristics, and movement of air masses...166 Identify properties of high- and low-pressure systems, including fronts and severe weather systems...167 Identify local and global winds...171 Identify the impacts of human activity on air quality and the Earth's processes...174 Skill 10.6 Relate energy and phase changes in the water cycle...179 COMPETENCY 11.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE EARTH'S CLIMATIC AND WEATHER PATTERNS...182 Skill 11.1 Skill 11.2 Skill 11.3 Identify the influence of geographic features on weather patterns...182 Identify potential causes and effects of glaciation, global warming, and sea-level changes...183 Identify the interaction between major climatic and oceanic patterns...187 COMPETENCY 12.0 KNOWLEDGE OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS...191 Skill 12.1 Skill 12.2 Skill 12.3 Skill 12.4 Interpret weather maps...191 Identify the functions of weather instruments, including hygrometers, sling psychrometers, barometers, thermometers, and rain gauges...195 Identify factors influencing local weather, including temperature, humidity, cloud type, wind direction and speed, and air pressure...196 Interpret common weather forecasting terminology...201 v

COMPETENCY 13.0 KNOWLEDGE OF THE METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY OF FLORIDA...203 Skill 13.1 Skill 13.2 Identify characteristics of Florida's weather systems...203 Identify meteorological and climatological factors affecting Florida's weather, including seasonal weather patterns...203 COMPETENCY 14.0 KNOWLEDGE OF ASTRONOMICAL OBJECTS AND PROCESSES...205 Skill 14.1 Skill 14.2 Skill 14.3 Skill 14.4 Skill 14.5 Skill 14.6 Skill 14.7 Identify the characteristics of the various components of the Earth's solar system...205 Identify types and characteristics of deep space objects...207 Interpret the Hertzsprung-Russell diagram with regard to stellar evolution and star characteristics...210 Interpret data relating to the evolution of the universe and star systems...212 Evaluate the likelihood of life on celestial objects, given the characteristics of those objects...213 Identify the causes and effects of the cycles of the Earth, Moon, and Sun system...219 Assess models of the Sun-Earth-Moon system against observational data...221 vi

COMPETENCY 15.0 KNOWLEDGE OF SPACE EXPLORATION...226 Skill 15.1 Skill 15.2 Skill 15.3 Skill 15.4 Skill 15.5 Identify relative and absolute methods for measurement of celestial distances...226 Compare functions of major types of astronomical instruments...227 Interpret electromagnetic spectra and/or light intensity data from celestial objects...230 Identify manned and unmanned space explorations and objectives...233 Identify the major contributions of Aristotle, Copernicus, Kepler, Galileo, Newton, and Einstein to astronomy...234 Sample Test...237 Answer Key...248 Answers with Rationale...249 vii