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QUESTION BANK # OF QUESTIONS POINTS Not associated with a question bank 50 50 TOTAL 50 50 QUESTION TYPE # OF QUESTIONS POINTS Multiple Choice 50 50 TOTAL 50 50 1

Click a keyword link to access remediation content. LEARNING OBJECTIVE KEYWORDS # OF QUESTIONS 1.1 - Describe Earth's four major spheres. Hydrosphere, Atmosphere, Geosphere, and Biosphere. 2.1 Compare and contrast the three major types of chemical bonds. Chemical Bonds: Ionic, Covalent: Metallic p. 40-43 2 2.1 Explain how elements are related to minerals minerals - atoms:elem... 1 2.1 Explain what compounds are and describe why they form. Compounds p. 39 2.2 List five characteristics of minerals. Define Mineral p. 45 2.2 List some of the major groups of minerals. Silicates p. 47 2.3 Describe some other properties that can be used to identify minerals. p. 54 2.4 Define elements and explain how they relate to compounds. atomic structure -prot... 2 2.11 Define the terms luster, crystal form, streak, and Mohs scale. minerals, physical pro... 1 3.1 Define the term rock. pg. 66 3.1 Describe the rock cycle. pg. 67 No Keywords Found 3 3.1 Identify the three major types of rocks and explain how they differ. pg. 66 No Keywords Found 2 3.1 List the forces that power Earth s rock cycle. pg. 69 3.2 Compare and contrast intrusive and extrusive igneous rock. pg. 71 3.3 Describe the major process in the formation of sedimentary rock. - erosion, p. 76; deposition, p. 76; compaction, p. 76; cementation, p. 76; 3.4 Classify metamorphic rocks. - classified by texture; foliated and nonfoliated texture pg. 83 3.5 Compare and contrast intrusive and extrusive igneous rocks. igneous rock texture: f... 1 5.1 Describe the processes of weathering and erosion. weathering - ersoion:... 1 8.4 - List the layers of the Earth based on composition and physical properties. Crust, pg. 233; Mantle, pg. 234; Lithosphere, pg. 234; Asthenosphere, pg. 235; Outer core, pg. 235; Inner core, pg. 235; Moho, pg. 236 8.4 Identify the characteristics of Earth s crust, mantle, and core. pg. 233-234 (Class lecture notes) 9.1 Describe the hypothesis of continental drift. pg. 248 9.2 Explain the theory of plate tectonics. pg. 254

9.2 Identify the three types of plate boundaries. - divergent boundary, p. 255; convergent boundary, p. 255; transform fault boundary, p. 255 No Keywords Found 2 9.2 - Describe lithospheric plates. Plates pg. 254 No Keywords Found 2 9.2 - Identify the three types of plate tectonics. Divergent boundary, pg. 255; Convergent boundary, pg. 255; Transform fault boundary, pg. 255 9.3 Describe the process of lithosphere destruction that takes place at subduction zones. Subduction zone pg. 261 9.3 List the evidence for seafloor spreading. pg. 259 9.5 Explain the theory of plate tectonics. - Convective Flow pg. 269 12.1 Explain how rocks allow geologist to interpret Earth's history 12.1 List the key principles of relative dating and describe how geologists use relative dating in their work. Relative dating, pg. 339 12.1 List the key principles of relative dating and describe how geologists use relative dating in their work. State the law of superposition. p. 340; 12.1 Recognize how uniformitarianism helps explain Earth s features. pg. 337 Uniformitarianism 12.3 Describe what can be learned from radioactive dating. Igneous Rock pg. 348 Sedimentary rock reco... 1 12.3 Identify some complications in dating rocks. pg. 349 12.3 List the key principles of relative dating and describe how geologist use relative dating in their work. 12.4 Describe the different units of the geologic time scale. pg. 353 12.4 Describe the history of Precambrian time. Age of the Earth 4.6 billion pg. 353 12.4 Explain why the geologic time scale is used to show Earth s history. pg. 353 Geologic Time Scale 12.6 Identify the factors that determine if an organism will become a fossil Relative dating princi... 1 Index fossils - occur f... 1 13.1 Describe the history of Precambrian time Precambrian - makes... 1 13.1 Geological Time Scale eon:era:periods:epoch... 1 Describe the theory of plate tectonics as it relates to the rock cycle 3

STATE STANDARD # OF QUESTIONS 6SC-P3.P02 8 6SC-P4.P01 1 6SC-P4.P02 1 6SC-P4.P03 2 6SC-P6 1 Abilities of technological design 2 Change, constancy, and measurement 2 Earth's history 2 Evidence, models, and explanation 2 Evolution and equilibrium 2 Form and function 2 GR7.S6.C1.PO.2 1 GR7.S6.C1.PO.3.c 3 GR7.S6.C2.PO.4 1 GR7.S6.C2.PO.5.a 1 GR8.S5.C1.PO.4 2 History of science 2 Properties and changes of properties in matter 2 S6 C3 PO4 1 Science and technology in society 2 Structure of the earth system 2 Systems, order, and organization 2 Transfer of energy 2 Understanding science and technology 2 - nettrekker Differentiated Instruction link. Learn more at www.nettrekker.com. - Some questions are correlated to more than one objective or standard. 4