Exam 16: Earth and Moon: Bases for Comparative Planetology

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four stages in the development of a terrestrial planet?

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The greenhouse effect occurs on Earth because carbon dioxide is

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Earth's magnetic field is generated by the dynamo effect in the

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Describe the four stages in the development of a terrestrial planet.

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The ozone layer is

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In the development of a terrestrial planet, the stage of ___________ when dense material settled to the core and less dense to the outer parts.

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The Himalayan Mountains are rugged, jagged peaks and the Appalachians are smooth and rolling. Why is there a difference?

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That the Moon has no magnetic field implies that

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Compared to the Earth, the Moon is no longer geologically active because

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The ozone hole is caused by global warming.

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On the Moon, the maria have fewer craters than the highlands.

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The Earth is about ___________ years old by ___________.

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In the giant impact theory of the Moon's origin,

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By combining three oxygen atoms, a/an ________________ layer formed in Earth's atmosphere, which absorbs UV photons.

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In the development of a terrestrial planet, the stage of ___________ occurred when molten rock flowed through fissures and filled deep basins.

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The greenhouse effect occurs because carbon dioxide is opaque to infrared radiation.

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Explain what a subduction zone is and how it is related to volcanism.

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Along the edges of plates, volcanism and earthquakes are common on Earth.

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In the fission theory of the Moon's origin,

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The oldest parts of Earth's crust are located along the mid-ocean rifts.

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