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1. Prospector 2. Analyzer 3. Defender 4. Reactor - ANSWERMiles and Snow's Strategy Types Firm exhibits continual innovation by finding and exploiting new product and market opportunities. - ANSWERProspector (Miles & Snow) Firm relies heavily on analysis and imitation of the successes of other organizations, especially prospectors. - ANSWERAnalyzer (Miles & Snow) Firm searches for market stability and production of only a limited product line directed at a narrow market segme...

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XRP - ANSWER ETH - ANSWER BTC - ANSWER Sort the sedimentary rocks into the correct category. - ANSWERClastic -Square rock -Pickaxe Biochemical -Penny -Little bit of green to the left but mainly rocky Organic -Trees at top and water at bottom Chemical -Mountain in background, mainly flat surface -cylinder rock

Magma can be produced on earth by melting already hot but solid rocks by reducing the pressure or by adding additional heat and/or - ANSWERwater A typical magma includes_______ - ANSWERa hot liquid mixture of element but primarily silicon and oxygen, dissolved gasses, minerals that are beginning to crystallize within the magma Intrusive igneous rocks are also called ______, and extrusive igneous rocks are also called ________ - ANSWERplutonic, volcanic Which of these is a very common fe...

Regolith is: A. broken down rocks produced as a result of frost wedging B. the process by which rocks are converted to soil C. fragments of rocks that result from the processes of weathering D. sedimentary particles that are produced by mechanical weathering E. a middle eastern spice used for flavoring curry dishes - ANSWERC. fragments of rocks that result from the processes of weathering The movement of material by moving wind, water, or ice is a process called (1)________ whereas the...

Geologic Materials - ANSWERWe use ________ every day! Geology - ANSWERnatural science that pursues an understanding of the Earth Physical Geology - ANSWERfocused on materials composing Earth, and processes that operates upon/beneath the surface Historical Geology - ANSWERfocused on the origin of Earth Key Concepts in Geology - ANSWERScientific Method, Time, Cycles, & Roles of Energy, Water, and Gravity. Scientific Method - ANSWERScientists make observations, collect measurements, ...

The boundary between the lithosphere and the asthenosphere - ANSWERis the boundary between rigid mantle and plastic mantle. The two most common gases of the Earth's atmosphere, and their percentages, are - ANSWERnitrogen (N2) at 78%, and oxygen (O2) at 21%. Which of the Earth's layers accounts for most of the volume of the Earth? - ANSWERmantle The earliest nebulae to form in the Universe were made almost entirely of - ANSWERhydrogen and helium. Which of the following pairs of ...

The process by which Earth's surface is broken down through freezing and thawing is an example of _____. - ANSWERmechanical weathering Sediments that is moved along the bottom of a stream is known as - ANSWERbed load Which of the following describes a fine-grained fissile rock containing primarily of clay particles - ANSWERshale Sand is the medium size grain (clast) in clastic sedimentary rocks - ANSWERTrue Quartz sand can be classified as well sorted - ANSWERTrue Which type(s)...

Magma - ANSWERis molten rock that is below the Earth's surface and retains most of its volcanic gases What three components make up most magmas? - ANSWERLiquid portion, solid portion, gaseous portion Silicates - ANSWERmake up most igneous rocks Quartz and K-feldspar - ANSWERare minerals that make felsic composition Texture - ANSWERSize, shape, and arrangement of mineral grains in the sample Phaneritic - ANSWERVISIBLE grains Texture that helps geologists determine intrusive ...

The idea proposed by Alfred Wegener to explain the continental shapes and positions is known as - ANSWERContinental Drift Which two are the best best examples of the "puzzle-piece" argument? - ANSWERSouth America & Africa What evidence, left by glaciers that supports the existence of Pangea - ANSWERglacial striations (movement of glaciers) drifted and in different places Permian till -found in 4 continents Australia India Africa South America - the tills in Africa an...

Geology - ANSWERis the natural science that pursues an understanding of the Earth Physical Geology - ANSWERis focused on the materials composing Earth, and the processes that operate processes that operate upon an beneath its surface Historical Geology - ANSWERis focused on the origin of Earth (including life) and its development through time Scientific Method - ANSWERScientists make observations, collect measurements, and construct test of predicted behavior The Sun - ANSWERDrives o...

Why is water important? - ANSWERIt shapes our planet through weathering and erosion and is a major key to life on earth. Water is required for life on earth. What are the chemical properties and phases of water? - ANSWERH2o, gas, liquid, solid What is the water table, and what is its relationship to surface water - ANSWERAn underground boundary between the soiul surface and the area where groundwater saturates spaces between sediments and cracks in rocks. Surface water and ground water are...

XRP - ANSWER ETH - ANSWER BTC - ANSWER A lahar is - ANSWERa volcanic mudflow that resembles fluid concrete. Lava is - ANSWERmolten rock that cools and hardens on the Earth's surface. Which of the following creates the vesicles seen in this image? - ANSWERvolatiles that escape from lava to form gas during an eruption This image shows an example of - ANSWERcolumnar jointing.

What is science? - ANSWERThe use of observation, experiment, and calculation to explain how nature operates What is the scientific method? - ANSWERA sequence of steps for systematically analyzing scientific problems in a way that leads to verifiable results. Observe some aspect of the physical world, invent a hypothesis that is consistent with what you have observed, use the hypothesis to make predictions, repeatedly test those predictions by experiments or further observations, modify the h...

List the common pattern for drainage networks - ANSWERtypes of drainage networks dendritic, rectangular, trellis, radial, and parallel Dendritic - Rectangular- Trellis- Radial- Parallel- what variables are considered when calculating discharge - ANSWERcross-sectional area and velocity the deepest, fastest channel in a river is call the - ANSWERthalweg why do floods occur? - ANSWERflood occurs when water inundates land that's normally dry, which can happen in a multitude o...

XRP - ANSWER ETH - ANSWER BTC - ANSWER Avalanches - ANSWERcan be triggered by explosions, people, or even just new snow. The wall of this quarry near Seneca Falls, New York, exposes a fault that cuts across bedding in the Onondaga Limestone. Because the beds of limestone all look much the same, the trace of the fault is somewhat hard to see.Which one of the following lines best approximates the position of the fault? - ANSWERthe green line Which of the following conditions will te...

Almost all of "geologic time" belongs to the - ANSWERPrecambrian Geologists have determined that the Earth is Approximately 4.5 Million years old. - ANSWERFalse Gravity, Plate Tectonics, and Biological Evolution are all examples of Scientific Theories - ANSWERTrue The phrase "the present is the key to the past" is often used to summarize the geological concept or philosophy called - ANSWERUniformitarianism What is NOT one of the three major types or families of rocks? - A...

T/F You use large quantities of geologic materials every single day? - ANSWERTrue What is Geology? - ANSWERis the natural science that seeks to understand the Earth What is physical geology? - ANSWERstudy of earth materials and processes What is historical geology? - ANSWERThe study of Earth's long history. What is a paradigm? - ANSWERa well documented and broadly applicable super theory What is a theory? - ANSWERwell-tested explanation that unifies a broad range of observation...

Which of these statements is most consistent with the law of uniformitarianism? - ANSWER"The present is the key to the past." Which example below represents relative age dating? - ANSWERAngela is older than Karen. Which sphere does the crust of Earth belong to? - ANSWERthe geosphere Metamorphic rocks are created by _______________. - ANSWERtemperatures hot enough to change the rock in the solid state without melting it Internally, the Earth consists of spherical shells with dif...

XRP - ANSWER ETH - ANSWER BTC - ANSWER Which of the following methods of heat transfer occurs when an increase in temperature creates a decrease in density, causing the warm, less dense material to rise, as shown in this diagram? - ANSWERconvection What does the term uniformitarianism mean? - ANSWERWe can interpret the processes that formed ancient rock by examining the processes that form similar rock today. According to the volcanic-hazard assessment map shown here, which of the...