Name: ____________________________ Date: ____________________________ Review Worksheet: Earth Science Midterm Exam Things to bring with me on the day of the exam: Pen/pencil – bring extras, these tend to break or run out during the day of the exam Your Notebook – be organized! Don’t spend all of your time searching for information in a disorganized notebook A book, a magazine, drawing paper (you get the idea) – if you finish before others in the room, you will be required to remain silent Extra Credit: Just like with regular tests, extra credit will be available. This will be in the form of extra vocabulary terms and extra essay choices. Test Breakdown: Multiple Choice Vocabulary Short Answer Reading and Interpreting Graphs Essay Questions Vocabulary: Choose 10 words from each column Define them Bring your completed definitions with you to the exam. Final Exam Date: Tuesday June 16th Vocabulary to Know: Atmosphere Ozone Atmospheric pressure Troposphere Stratosphere Mesosphere Thermosphere Electromagnetic spectrum Albedo Greenhouse effect Conduction Convection Coriolis effect Trade winds Westerlies Polar easterlies Jet stream Latent heat Sublimation Dew point Absolute humidity Relative humidity Cloud Condensation nucleus Adiabatic cooling Advective cooling Stratus cloud Cumulus cloud Cirrus cloud Fog Precipitation Coalescence Supercooling Cloud seeding Air mass Cold front Warm front Stationary front Occluded front Tornado Thermometer Barometer Anemometer Wind vane Radar Station model Climate Tropical climate Middle-latitude climate Polar climate Microclimate Global warming Astronomy Galaxy Astronomical unit Telescope Refracting telescope Reflecting telescope Rotation Revolution Perihelion Aphelion Equinox Solstice Solar system Planet Solar nebula Planetesimal Eccentricity Orbial period Inertia Terrestrial planet Gas giant Kuiper belt Satellite Moon Mare Crater Midaltitude cyclone Thunderstorm Hurricane Apogee Perigee Solar eclipse Lunar eclipse Phase Galilean moon Asteroid Comet Oort cloud Meteoroid Meteor Nuclear fusion Radiative zone Convective zone Photosphere Chromosphere Corona Sunspot Prominence Solar flare Coronal mass ejection Aurora Star Light year Main sequence Giant White dwarf Nova Neutron star Pulsar Black hole Constellation Quasar Apparent magnitude Absolute magnitude Crust mantle core lithosphere asthenosphere mesosphere system atmosphere hydrosphere geosphere biosphere ecosystem carrying capacity parallel latitude meridian longitude remote sensing map projections legend scale isogram topography elevation contour line relief matter element atom proton electron neutron isotope compound molecule ion ionic bond covalent bond mixture solution mineral silicate mineral nonsilicate mineral crystal silicon oxygen tetrahedron mineralogist streak luster cleavage fracture mohs hardness scale density Earthquake elastic rebound focus epicenter body wave surface wave p wave S wave Shadow zone fault zone pyroclastic material caldera rock cycle igneous rock intrusive igneous rock extrusive igneous rock felsic mafic compaction cementation chemical sedimentary rock organic sedimentary rock clastic sedimentary rock metamorphism foliation nonfoliated Ore geological column era period epoch evolution precambrian time paleozoic era mass extinction mesozoic era cenozoic era deformation isostasy stress stain fold fault mountain range folded mountain fault-block mountain dome mountain magma volcanism lava volcano hot spot continental drift mid-oceanic ridge sea-floor spreading paleomagnetism plate tectonics divergent boundary convergent boundary transform boundary rifting