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問題一覧

The universe is unchanging

Steady state theory

The size of the universe drastically increased.

INFALTION

Existence of electromagnetic force and gravity.

GRAND UNFIFIED THEORY

In the beginning, God created Heaven and Earth.

GENESIS

Protons and neutrons combine to form hydrogen nuclei.

NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

There is singularity and super gravity, followed by explosion.

BIGBANG THEORY

Planets are formed by the collision of the sun and a giant comet.

BUFFONS COLLISION THEORY

Planets are formed from a substance that was torn from the sun.

JEAN-JEFFEREYS TIDAL HYPOTHESIS

A great cloud of gas and dust begins to collapse because of gravitational pull.

NEBULAR FORMATION

Cloud continued to shrink; became a rotating disk; gravitational energy; nuclear reaction began and center glowed.

FORMATION OF THE SUN

Where most weather changes occur.

TROPOSPHERE

Protects Earth from the meteoroids. Its upper region is the coldest in the atmosphere

MESOSPHERE

Has ozone layer that protects Earth from the sun’s radiation

STRATOSPHERE

Has ionized gas

THERMOSPHERE

Consists of liquid nickel and iron

OUTER CORE

Is part of the lithosphere. Is discontinuity.

OUTER MANTLE

Exhibits plasticity

LOWER MANTLE

Consists of solid nickel and iron

INNER CORE

are external processes that occur at or near the surface of the Earth.

EXOGENIC PROCESSES

Refer to the transfer of weathered material to different places. Is responsible for the formation of subterranean caves.

EROSION

It is an aggregation process or accumulation of weathered sediments to create different landforms. Is responsible for the formation of flood plain, and for the formation of sand dunes.

DEPOSITION

They are formed when streams deposit sediments at the junction of hill and piedmont.

Alluvial Fans

They are formed by successive floods over many years.

Leeves

This landforms are formed when river loses energy as it flows in to an area of slow-moving water, such as a lake or the sea.

Deltas

This is a sediment chiefly deposited by wind over broad areas.

Loess

This is a winding ridge of sand and gravel deposited by glaciers.

Esker

They are deposits of coarse materials in the shape of hills or ridges.

Sand Dunes

Refers to the breaking of large rocks into smaller fragments. It is the physical breakdown and/or chemical alteration of rocks at or near Earth’s surface. Is the process where carbon dioxide dissolved in water reacts with carbonate rocks.

WEATHERING

Oxygen dissolves in water will oxidize some materials. Reddish brown rust will appear on the surface of iron-rich minerals which easily crumbles and weakens the rock.

Oxidation

Water is perhaps the most important agent of chemical weathering. It affects silicate.

Hydrolysis

Carbon dioxide dissolves in water to form carbonic acid and reacts with carbonate rocks to form a soluble product calcium bicarbonate.

Carbonation and Solution

Decaying remains of dead plants in soil may form organic acids and, when dissolved in water , may cause chemical weathering.

Biological Actions

it is the mass movement of rock, soil and regolith. It is influenced by gravity, as the main driving force. Causes landslides and lahars. Occurs when rocks are dislodged and made a free fall.

MASS WASTING

are internal geologic processes that occur within Earth.

ENDODENIC PROCESSES

is the theory that explains plate and continental movement.

CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY

occurs when two plates move toward each other.

CONVERGENT

occurs when two plates move away from each other.

DIVERGENT

occurs when plates slide horizontally past one another.

TRANSFORM

Serious flooding

RED CODE

Possible flooding

YELLOW CODE

Cool,northeast wing

AMIHAN

Humid,warm southwest wind

HABAGAT

Storm found in the atlantic

HURRICANE

Storm formed in the indian ocean and southwest pacific

TROPICAL CYCLONE

Wind-driven use of ocean wat

STORM SURGE

It forms LARGE crystals

slow cooling

It solidify to form igneous rocks

MAGMA

It change igneous rocks to metamorphic rocks.

HEAT AND PRESSURE

Magma that crystallizes at the surface is called

volcanic or extrusive igneous rock

The hardest mineral is

Diamond

Process involved in the formation of sediment :

Transportation, Deposition, Weathering

SiO2 is

Silicone dioxide

Halite or rock salt is...

NaCl

Calcium Chloride if

CaCI2

Sodium Oxide is

Na2O

The metamorphic rock from limestone is...

Marble

If a rock can be scratched by a fingernail, its hardness is

Property of mineral describes the overall shape of the crystals is

Crystal habit

Property for metallic mineral:

Conductor, Magnetic, Shiny

Feature commonly describes igneous rock:

it has no fossils and foliation

Feature commonly describes sedimentary rock:

It contains fossil

Feature commonly describes metamorphic rock:

It is foliated

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問題一覧

The universe is unchanging

Steady state theory

The size of the universe drastically increased.

INFALTION

Existence of electromagnetic force and gravity.

GRAND UNFIFIED THEORY

In the beginning, God created Heaven and Earth.

GENESIS

Protons and neutrons combine to form hydrogen nuclei.

NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

There is singularity and super gravity, followed by explosion.

BIGBANG THEORY

Planets are formed by the collision of the sun and a giant comet.

BUFFONS COLLISION THEORY

Planets are formed from a substance that was torn from the sun.

JEAN-JEFFEREYS TIDAL HYPOTHESIS

A great cloud of gas and dust begins to collapse because of gravitational pull.

NEBULAR FORMATION

Cloud continued to shrink; became a rotating disk; gravitational energy; nuclear reaction began and center glowed.

FORMATION OF THE SUN

Where most weather changes occur.

TROPOSPHERE

Protects Earth from the meteoroids. Its upper region is the coldest in the atmosphere

MESOSPHERE

Has ozone layer that protects Earth from the sun’s radiation

STRATOSPHERE

Has ionized gas

THERMOSPHERE

Consists of liquid nickel and iron

OUTER CORE

Is part of the lithosphere. Is discontinuity.

OUTER MANTLE

Exhibits plasticity

LOWER MANTLE

Consists of solid nickel and iron

INNER CORE

are external processes that occur at or near the surface of the Earth.

EXOGENIC PROCESSES

Refer to the transfer of weathered material to different places. Is responsible for the formation of subterranean caves.

EROSION

It is an aggregation process or accumulation of weathered sediments to create different landforms. Is responsible for the formation of flood plain, and for the formation of sand dunes.

DEPOSITION

They are formed when streams deposit sediments at the junction of hill and piedmont.

Alluvial Fans

They are formed by successive floods over many years.

Leeves

This landforms are formed when river loses energy as it flows in to an area of slow-moving water, such as a lake or the sea.

Deltas

This is a sediment chiefly deposited by wind over broad areas.

Loess

This is a winding ridge of sand and gravel deposited by glaciers.

Esker

They are deposits of coarse materials in the shape of hills or ridges.

Sand Dunes

WEATHERING

Oxygen dissolves in water will oxidize some materials. Reddish brown rust will appear on the surface of iron-rich minerals which easily crumbles and weakens the rock.

Oxidation

Water is perhaps the most important agent of chemical weathering. It affects silicate.

Hydrolysis

Carbon dioxide dissolves in water to form carbonic acid and reacts with carbonate rocks to form a soluble product calcium bicarbonate.

Carbonation and Solution

Decaying remains of dead plants in soil may form organic acids and, when dissolved in water , may cause chemical weathering.

Biological Actions

it is the mass movement of rock, soil and regolith. It is influenced by gravity, as the main driving force. Causes landslides and lahars. Occurs when rocks are dislodged and made a free fall.

MASS WASTING

are internal geologic processes that occur within Earth.

ENDODENIC PROCESSES

is the theory that explains plate and continental movement.

CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY

occurs when two plates move toward each other.

CONVERGENT

occurs when two plates move away from each other.

DIVERGENT

occurs when plates slide horizontally past one another.

TRANSFORM

Serious flooding

RED CODE

Possible flooding

YELLOW CODE

Cool,northeast wing

AMIHAN

Humid,warm southwest wind

HABAGAT

Storm found in the atlantic

HURRICANE

Storm formed in the indian ocean and southwest pacific

TROPICAL CYCLONE

Wind-driven use of ocean wat

STORM SURGE

It forms LARGE crystals

slow cooling

It solidify to form igneous rocks

MAGMA

It change igneous rocks to metamorphic rocks.

HEAT AND PRESSURE

Magma that crystallizes at the surface is called

volcanic or extrusive igneous rock

The hardest mineral is

Diamond

Process involved in the formation of sediment :

Transportation, Deposition, Weathering

SiO2 is

Silicone dioxide

Halite or rock salt is...

NaCl

Calcium Chloride if

CaCI2

Sodium Oxide is

Na2O

The metamorphic rock from limestone is...

Marble

If a rock can be scratched by a fingernail, its hardness is

Property of mineral describes the overall shape of the crystals is

Crystal habit

Property for metallic mineral:

Conductor, Magnetic, Shiny

Feature commonly describes igneous rock:

it has no fossils and foliation

Feature commonly describes sedimentary rock:

It contains fossil

Feature commonly describes metamorphic rock:

It is foliated