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  • 1

    The universe is unchanging

    Steady state theory

  • 2

    The size of the universe drastically increased.

    INFALTION

  • 3

    Existence of electromagnetic force and gravity.

    GRAND UNFIFIED THEORY

  • 4

    In the beginning, God created Heaven and Earth.

    GENESIS

  • 5

    Protons and neutrons combine to form hydrogen nuclei.

    NUCLEOSYNTHESIS

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    There is singularity and super gravity, followed by explosion.

    BIGBANG THEORY

  • 7

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

    BUFFONS COLLISION THEORY

  • 8

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

    JEAN-JEFFEREYS TIDAL HYPOTHESIS

  • 9

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

    NEBULAR FORMATION

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

    FORMATION OF THE SUN

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    Where most weather changes occur.

    TROPOSPHERE

  • 12

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

    MESOSPHERE

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

    STRATOSPHERE

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    Has ionized gas

    THERMOSPHERE

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    Consists of liquid nickel and iron

    OUTER CORE

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    Is part of the lithosphere. Is discontinuity.

    OUTER MANTLE

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    Exhibits plasticity

    LOWER MANTLE

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    Consists of solid nickel and iron

    INNER CORE

  • 19

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

    EXOGENIC PROCESSES

  • 20

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

    EROSION

  • 21

    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

  • 22

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

    Alluvial Fans

  • 23

    They are formed by successive floods over many years.

    Leeves

  • 24

    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

  • 25

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

    Loess

  • 26

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

    Esker

  • 27

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

    Sand Dunes

  • 28

    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

  • 29

    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

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

    Hydrolysis

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

    Carbonation and Solution

  • 32

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

    Biological Actions

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    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

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    are internal geologic processes that occur within Earth.

    ENDODENIC PROCESSES

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    is the theory that explains plate and continental movement.

    CONTINENTAL DRIFT THEORY

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    occurs when two plates move toward each other.

    CONVERGENT

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    occurs when two plates move away from each other.

    DIVERGENT

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    occurs when plates slide horizontally past one another.

    TRANSFORM

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    Serious flooding

    RED CODE

  • 40

    Possible flooding

    YELLOW CODE

  • 41

    Cool,northeast wing

    AMIHAN

  • 42

    Humid,warm southwest wind

    HABAGAT

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    Storm found in the atlantic

    HURRICANE

  • 44

    Storm formed in the indian ocean and southwest pacific

    TROPICAL CYCLONE

  • 45

    Wind-driven use of ocean wat

    STORM SURGE

  • 46

    It forms LARGE crystals

    slow cooling

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    It solidify to form igneous rocks

    MAGMA

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    It change igneous rocks to metamorphic rocks.

    HEAT AND PRESSURE

  • 49

    Magma that crystallizes at the surface is called

    volcanic or extrusive igneous rock

  • 50

    The hardest mineral is

    Diamond

  • 51

    Process involved in the formation of sediment :

    Transportation, Deposition, Weathering

  • 52

    SiO2 is

    Silicone dioxide

  • 53

    Halite or rock salt is...

    NaCl

  • 54

    Calcium Chloride if

    CaCI2

  • 55

    Sodium Oxide is

    Na2O

  • 56

    The metamorphic rock from limestone is...

    Marble

  • 57

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

    2

  • 58

    Property of mineral describes the overall shape of the crystals is

    Crystal habit

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    Property for metallic mineral:

    Conductor, Magnetic, Shiny

  • 60

    Feature commonly describes igneous rock:

    it has no fossils and foliation

  • 61

    Feature commonly describes sedimentary rock:

    It contains fossil

  • 62

    Feature commonly describes metamorphic rock:

    It is foliated