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Page 1: Earth and environmental science 7.1 study guide

Earth and Environmental ScienceModule Seven

STUDY GUIDE

PICTURES ADDED BY

KELLA RANDOLPH, M.ED.

BING ONLINE IMAGES

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How old is the Earth?

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How old is the Earth?

4.55 billion years

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Describe the conditions of the Earth in the beginning.

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Describe the conditions of the Earth in the beginning.

Hot molten surface with no atmosphere.

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How did the moon form?

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How did the moon form?

An asteroid the size of Mars hit the Earth and gauged out a chunk that became our moon.

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Name the 4 geological eras.

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Name the 4 geological eras.

Precambrian, Paleozoic, Mesozoic and Cenozoic

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Which era lasted the longest?

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Which era lasted the longest?

Precambrian

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In which era did life appear?

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In which era did life appear?

Precambrian

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What was the name of the first life form?

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What was the name of the first life form?

Cyanobacteria

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What special characteristic did this life form have that improved the atmosphere?

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What special characteristic did this life form have that improved the atmosphere?

They could photosynthesize

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Which era is known as “the age of ancient life”?

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Which era is known as “the age of ancient life”?

Paleozoic

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How long ago did plants evolve?

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How long ago did plants evolve?

400 million years ago

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Where did our fossil fuels come from?

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Where did our fossil fuels come from?

The remains of ancient plants and animals

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In what era were mountains formed?

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In what era were mountains formed?

Paleozoic

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When Pangaea formed, what type of extinction occurred?

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When Pangaea formed, what type of extinction occurred?

90% of all marine animals became extinct.

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In what period did dinosaurs and mammals appear?

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In what period did dinosaurs and mammals appear?

Triassic

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In what period did the Rocky Mountains form?

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In what period did the Rocky Mountains form?

Jurassic

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How long ago did the Cenozoic period arise?

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How long ago did the Cenozoic period arise?

65 million years ago

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How did the Great Lakes form?

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How did the Great Lakes form?

Melting ice from glaciers.

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How long has there been a recorded human history?

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How long has there been a recorded human history?

5000 years.

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Name 2 pieces of evidence that adds to the geological time scale.

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Name 2 pieces of evidence that adds to the geological time scale.

Fossils and radiometric dating.

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How long ago was Grandfather Mountain formed?

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How long ago was Grandfather Mountain formed?

750-550 million years ago

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Explain what Dr. Riggs discovered through his research of the outer banks.

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Explain what Dr. Riggs discovered through his research of the outer banks.

He found that they were formed about 12,000 years ago and have experienced many disappearances and reformations.

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What is the current human population?

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What is the current human population?

7 billion

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Explain how the human population rise is impacting the Earth.

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Explain how the human population rise is impacting the Earth.

It is putting stress on Earth’s resources. Earth has a finite amount of resources such as clean water. More people equal less resources.