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The imaginary line that circles the Earth halfway between the North and South poles |
What is the Equator? |
#2 |
The way scientists test a hypothesis |
What is a controlled experiment? |
#3 |
The Earth's oceans, lakes, rivers, and ice form the |
What is the hydrosphere? |
#4 |
This increases as you go down the layers of Earth |
What is temperature and pressure? |
#5 |
In an Earthquake, the futher the structure is from the fault the ______ shaking there will be |
What is less? |
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Earthquakes can cause fires and floods by |
What is breaking water mains and gas pipes? |
#2 |
A possible explanation for observation relating to a scientific question |
What is a hypothesis? |
#3 |
This design decreases the amount of energy that reaches a building during an Earthquake |
What is base-isolated building design? |
#4 |
These rocks form through melting and cooling |
What are igneous rocks? |
#5 |
The imaginary line that divide the Earth into Eastern and Western hemispheres |
What is the Prime Meridian? |
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The shaking and trembling that results from the movement of rock beneath Earth's surface |
What is an Earthquake? |
#2 |
A house on soild rock will shake ________ then a house on sandy soil in an Earthquake |
What is shake less? |
#3 |
These rocks form through weathering and erosion |
What are sedimentary rocks? |
#4 |
What you measure in the experiment and what is affected during the experiment |
What is the Dependent Variable? |
#5 |
These rocks form through heat and pressure |
What are metamorphic rocks? |