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Slide 1 / 47 Slide 2 / 47 Earth's Systems Classwork & Homework www.njctl.org Slide 3 / 47 Slide 4 / 47 Define geosphere. 1 Classwork: Geosphere Slide 5 / 47 Slide 6 / 47 2 Where is the oldest part of the earth located? 3 What are
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9 What layer of the Earth is the deepest?
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10 Define soil.
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Classwork: Atmosphere
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11 Define atmosphere.
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12 What is the air in the atmosphere made up of?
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13 What happens in the atmosphere the further away from earth you get?
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14 What is the ozone layer and what does it do?
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15 Create a drawing or diagram of the rain shadow effect.
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Homework: Atmosphere
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16 What does the prefix “atmo-“ mean?
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17 List the layers of the atmosphere from closest to earth to furthest.
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18 Describe how lifting occurs.
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19 Why is the ozone layer so important to us here on Earth? What can happen if we receive too much ultraviolet (UV) radiation here on Earth?
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20 How is a wind funnel created? What impact does it have on the wind?
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Classwork: Hydrosphere
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21 Define hydrosphere.
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22 What are the two different types of water here on Earth? What is the percentage of each type.
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23 What is surface water? Give three examples.
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24 How does the ocean water help regulate temperature?
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25 Explain if the landforms found in the ocean are similar or different compared to landforms found
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Homework: Hydrosphere
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26 Give three examples of where water may be found in the hydrosphere.
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27 What percentage of water is actually “usable” by humans and other animals and where is it found.
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28 How do the oceans impact weather?
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29 Where is the majority of freshwater on Earth located?
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30 Your family just bought a piece of land without any surface water, where could you get freshwater from?
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Classwork: Biosphere
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31 Define biosphere.
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32 Describe the interactions between the different spheres for one of the following events. Try to list as many interaction as possible.
- a. Heavy rain in a desert biome
- b. Forest fire
- c. Volcanic eruption
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33 What is the impact of rain on the biosphere?
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Homework: Biosphere
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34 Define Biomes and identify which one you live in.
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35 Provide one example (not from our slides) for each of the relationships below:
- a. How the hydrosphere affect the biosphere?
- b. How the biosphere affect the atmosphere?
- c. How the biosphere affect the geosphere?
- d. How humans affect the biosphere.