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205 questions - Earth Science Regents Review

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106) Which diagram best shows the altitude anddirection of Polaris for an observer in NewYork City? [Refer to the <strong>Earth</strong> <strong>Science</strong>Reference Tables.]A)B)1242 - 1 - Page 17110) Which object best represents a true scalemodel of the shape of the <strong>Earth</strong>?A) a footballB) a Ping-Pong ballC) a pearD) an egg111) Oxygen is the most abundant element byvolume in the <strong>Earth</strong>'sA) hydrosphere C) troposphereB) crustD) inner core112) According to the <strong>Earth</strong> <strong>Science</strong> ReferenceTables, what is the temperature of theatmosphere at the stratopause?A) -55DCC) -90DCB) 15DCD) 0DC113) In which atmospheric layer is most watervapor found?C)D)107) A stream in New York State begins at alocation 350 meters above sea level andflows into a swamp 225 meters above sealevel. The length of the stream is25 kilometers. What is the gradient of thestream?A) 12 m/kmC) 9 m/kmB) 5 m/kmD) 17 m/kmA) troposphereB) mesosphereC) stratosphereD) thermosphere114) From which set of polar and equatorialdiameters can the actual shape of the<strong>Earth</strong> be inferred?A) polar diameter = 12,714 km,equatorial diameter = 12,714 kmB) polar diameter = 12,714 km,equatorial diameter = 12,756 kmC) polar diameter = 12,756 km,equatorial diameter = 12,714 kmD) polar diameter = 12,756 km,equatorial diameter = 12,756 km108) The angle of the star Polaris above thenorthern horizon can be used to determinean observer'sA) latitudeB) solar timeC) longitudeD) local time109) Measurements taken from space show the<strong>Earth</strong> to beA) greatest in diameter at the polesB) pear shapedC) a perfect sphereD) greatest in diameter at the Equator

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