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Use the labels on the above cross section of a delta and associated sedimentary deposits to answer the 
following question. Where would you most likely find sedimentary deposits composed of the smallest 
clasts/sedimentary grains? 
4 
In the above...
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Use the labels on the above cross section of a delta and associated sedimentary deposits to answer the 
following question. Where would you most likely find sedimentary deposits composed of the smallest 
clasts/sedimentary grains? 
4 
In the above...
EAPS exam 4, Questions and answers, 
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Why are there high tides on two sides of the Earth at the same time? - -The moon causes tides 
which pull the equator apart. 
Can one view the earth rise from the surface of the moon? - -No 
Why is the moon moving away from earth? - -The earths rotati...
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Why are there high tides on two sides of the Earth at the same time? - -The moon causes tides 
which pull the equator apart. 
Can one view the earth rise from the surface of the moon? - -No 
Why is the moon moving away from earth? - -The earths rotati...
EAPS Exam 4, Exam Review Questions 
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun. - -99.86% 
How much of the mass of the planets in our solar system resides in Jupiter - -70% 
Which are the terrestrial planets. - -Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars 
Why our Moon creates a...
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun. - -99.86% 
How much of the mass of the planets in our solar system resides in Jupiter - -70% 
Which are the terrestrial planets. - -Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars 
Why our Moon creates a...
EAPS Exam 3 Study Guide Questions 
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Characteristic of fire - -- Fire is an exothermic (heat producing), self-perpetuating,chemical reaction 
initiated by a small amount of heat. 
- The process causes fuels to be combined with oxygenleading to new compounds, a lot more heat, a...
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Characteristic of fire - -- Fire is an exothermic (heat producing), self-perpetuating,chemical reaction 
initiated by a small amount of heat. 
- The process causes fuels to be combined with oxygenleading to new compounds, a lot more heat, a...
EAPS Exam 3 Review Questions & 
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Which of the following describes a meteor? - -Small objects that burn up in Earth's atmosphere 
Which of the following describes a comet? - -Icy objects that form a tail as they come close to the 
Sun 
Which of the following describes an asteroid...
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Which of the following describes a meteor? - -Small objects that burn up in Earth's atmosphere 
Which of the following describes a comet? - -Icy objects that form a tail as they come close to the 
Sun 
Which of the following describes an asteroid...
EAPS Exam 3 Review Questions and 
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1) Which parts of the earth system are involved with the climate system? 
• Lithosphere, Atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere 
2) What is the primary energy source for the climate system? 
• Sun 
3) What influence does the ocean have on the...
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1) Which parts of the earth system are involved with the climate system? 
• Lithosphere, Atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere 
2) What is the primary energy source for the climate system? 
• Sun 
3) What influence does the ocean have on the...
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Which starts more wildfires; lightning or humans (and what percentage)? - -humans, 85% 
Which factors strongly influence the potential for wildfires to start? - --vegetation 
-topography 
-weather (temp and moisture levels) 
What are crown fires?...
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Which starts more wildfires; lightning or humans (and what percentage)? - -humans, 85% 
Which factors strongly influence the potential for wildfires to start? - --vegetation 
-topography 
-weather (temp and moisture levels) 
What are crown fires?...
EAPS EXAM 1, Review Questions and 
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asthenosphere - -weak layer; small amount of melt; weak, plastic behavior; capable of flow 
lithosphere - -strong plate layer; crust and upper part of mantle; relatively cool and brittle; 
deformable 
T or F: The lithosphere contains both the ...
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asthenosphere - -weak layer; small amount of melt; weak, plastic behavior; capable of flow 
lithosphere - -strong plate layer; crust and upper part of mantle; relatively cool and brittle; 
deformable 
T or F: The lithosphere contains both the ...
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun? 
99.86% 
The five stages of the Solar Nebula Hypothesis in the correct order 
1. Mass Loss 
2. Diffuse Cloud 
3. Dense Cloud 
4. Accretion Disk 
5. Stellar System 
Where did the first helium atom...
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun? 
99.86% 
The five stages of the Solar Nebula Hypothesis in the correct order 
1. Mass Loss 
2. Diffuse Cloud 
3. Dense Cloud 
4. Accretion Disk 
5. Stellar System 
Where did the first helium atom...
EAPS Exam 1 Study Guide, Exam 
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Solar Nebula 
A large cloud of gas and dust such as the one that formed our solar system 
Why do new planets have a hot inside 
Planet accretion results from lots of collisions each producing heat. Conservation of energy, stopping 
mo...
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Solar Nebula 
A large cloud of gas and dust such as the one that formed our solar system 
Why do new planets have a hot inside 
Planet accretion results from lots of collisions each producing heat. Conservation of energy, stopping 
mo...
EAPS 111 Exam 1 Questions and 
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What are the layers of the Earth? - -Mantle 
Crust 
Inner Core 
Outer Core 
What are the three types of plate boundaries? - -Convergent 
Divergent 
Transform 
What are the kinds of evidence/observations led geoscientists to conclude the existence of...
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What are the layers of the Earth? - -Mantle 
Crust 
Inner Core 
Outer Core 
What are the three types of plate boundaries? - -Convergent 
Divergent 
Transform 
What are the kinds of evidence/observations led geoscientists to conclude the existence of...
EAPS 111 Exam 1 Purdue, Exam Review 
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1. A fundamental premise of plate tectonics is that the Earth's surface is made of distinct plates. What 
are the kinds of evidence/observations led geoscientists to conclude this? 
-The presence of fossil evidence as well as p...
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1. A fundamental premise of plate tectonics is that the Earth's surface is made of distinct plates. What 
are the kinds of evidence/observations led geoscientists to conclude this? 
-The presence of fossil evidence as well as p...
EAPS 106 - Exam 1 Review Questions 
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Know Earth's four layers and their approximate relative thicknesses. 
Crust (6371 km), Mantle (6336 km), Outer Core (3486 km), Inner Core (1216 km) 
How the Earth acquired its internal heat. 
planetary accretion: Heat of collisions plus ra...
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Know Earth's four layers and their approximate relative thicknesses. 
Crust (6371 km), Mantle (6336 km), Outer Core (3486 km), Inner Core (1216 km) 
How the Earth acquired its internal heat. 
planetary accretion: Heat of collisions plus ra...
EAPS 106 Exam 1, Review Questions 
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The earth's four layers and their thicknesses --crust: radius = 6371 km, thiccness = 35 km 
mantle: radius = 6336 km, thiccness = 2850 km 
outer core: radius = 3486 km, thiccness = 2270 km 
inner core: radius = 1216 km, thiccness = 1216 km ...
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The earth's four layers and their thicknesses --crust: radius = 6371 km, thiccness = 35 km 
mantle: radius = 6336 km, thiccness = 2850 km 
outer core: radius = 3486 km, thiccness = 2270 km 
inner core: radius = 1216 km, thiccness = 1216 km ...
EAPS 106 Exam 1, Review Questions 
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How the Earth acquired its internal heat 
From internal collisions 
Why the interior of the Earth is layered (crust, mantle, core) and the relative thickness of the layers 
When the Earth was being created, heavier metals that are more dense...
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How the Earth acquired its internal heat 
From internal collisions 
Why the interior of the Earth is layered (crust, mantle, core) and the relative thickness of the layers 
When the Earth was being created, heavier metals that are more dense...
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What is the outermost layer of the earth and what is its relative thickness? 
Crust; 35 Km 
What is 2nd layer of the earth and what is its relative thickness 
Mantle; 2850 Km 
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What is the third layer of the earth and wh...
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What is the outermost layer of the earth and what is its relative thickness? 
Crust; 35 Km 
What is 2nd layer of the earth and what is its relative thickness 
Mantle; 2850 Km 
Brainpower 
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What is the third layer of the earth and wh...
EAPS 105 Exam Review Questions and 
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4.1. In Wikipedia, look up "Kelvin" and answer this question: The Kelvin scale is a temperature scale like 
the Celsius temperature scale (1 deg C = 1 deg K), but they are shifted from each other. Kelvin is the 
predominantly used for scientific pur...
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4.1. In Wikipedia, look up "Kelvin" and answer this question: The Kelvin scale is a temperature scale like 
the Celsius temperature scale (1 deg C = 1 deg K), but they are shifted from each other. Kelvin is the 
predominantly used for scientific pur...
EAPS 105 Exam 1 - Spring 2024/ exam 
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The percent of the Solar System's mass contained in the Sun. 
99.9% 
The percent of the mass of our Solar System's planets contained in Jupiter. 
70% 
What is an astronomical unit (AU). 
The distance from the Sun to the ...
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The percent of the Solar System's mass contained in the Sun. 
99.9% 
The percent of the mass of our Solar System's planets contained in Jupiter. 
70% 
What is an astronomical unit (AU). 
The distance from the Sun to the ...
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun? 
99.86% 
What is an astronomical unit (AU)? 
1 AU = the distance from the Sun to the Earth (150 million km) 
Mercury distance from Sun 
0.39 AU 
Venus distance from Sun 
0.72 AU 
M...
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How much of the solar system's mass resides in the Sun? 
99.86% 
What is an astronomical unit (AU)? 
1 AU = the distance from the Sun to the Earth (150 million km) 
Mercury distance from Sun 
0.39 AU 
Venus distance from Sun 
0.72 AU 
M...
EAPS 100, Review Exam Questions and 
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The difference between open and closed systems is that - -open systems can acquire matter and 
energy, but closed systems cannot 
A snowball that rolls down a hill, gradually gaining more and more mass and rolling faster and faster as it 
continues, ...
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The difference between open and closed systems is that - -open systems can acquire matter and 
energy, but closed systems cannot 
A snowball that rolls down a hill, gradually gaining more and more mass and rolling faster and faster as it 
continues, ...
EAPS 100 Purdue - Exam 1, Questions 
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What are the 4 parts of Earth's system? - -Atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, biosphere 
Atmosphere - -Envelope of gas that surrounds the Earth, elevation of 10,000 km, gets thinner the 
farther away from Earth 
Hydrosphere - -Majority ...
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What are the 4 parts of Earth's system? - -Atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, biosphere 
Atmosphere - -Envelope of gas that surrounds the Earth, elevation of 10,000 km, gets thinner the 
farther away from Earth 
Hydrosphere - -Majority ...
EAPS 100 Final, Exam Review Questions and 
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Broad, flat areas of the seafloor adjacent to mid-ocean ridges are called ____________ and reflect 
subsidence of oceanic crust as it moves away from the mid ocean ridge, cools, and becomes more 
dense. 
Abyssal Plains 
What bathymetr...
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Broad, flat areas of the seafloor adjacent to mid-ocean ridges are called ____________ and reflect 
subsidence of oceanic crust as it moves away from the mid ocean ridge, cools, and becomes more 
dense. 
Abyssal Plains 
What bathymetr...
Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), 
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What is an EAP? 
workplace-based programs designed to address substance use and other problems that negatively affect 
employees' well-being or job performance 
What is the goal of an EAP? 
to advance workplace environment and m...
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workplace-based programs designed to address substance use and other problems that negatively affect 
employees' well-being or job performance 
What is the goal of an EAP? 
to advance workplace environment and m...
EAPS, review Exam 
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Which of the following are ways that viscosity affects gases in magma? 
A. Viscous magma prevents gas from escaping easily 
B. Abundant silica chains in viscous magma allow gas to pass quickly through the magma 
C. Less viscous magma allows gas t...
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Which of the following are ways that viscosity affects gases in magma? 
A. Viscous magma prevents gas from escaping easily 
B. Abundant silica chains in viscous magma allow gas to pass quickly through the magma 
C. Less viscous magma allows gas t...
PURDUE EAPS Exam 1, Questions and 
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Lithosphere 
Uppermost part of earth's mantle; rigid outer part of the earth 
Asthenosphere 
Not rigid; Plastic puddy able to flow 
Continental Crust 
30-40 km thick with more felsic with quartz; less dense 
Oceanic 
Approximately 7 km thick w...
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Lithosphere 
Uppermost part of earth's mantle; rigid outer part of the earth 
Asthenosphere 
Not rigid; Plastic puddy able to flow 
Continental Crust 
30-40 km thick with more felsic with quartz; less dense 
Oceanic 
Approximately 7 km thick w...
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