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    The document provides a review of key concepts about the formation of the solar system and structure of the Earth. It covers the nebular hypothesis of solar system formation from a cloud of gas and dust, the two main gases that formed our solar system, the two energy sources of Earth, the layers of Earth's structure, definitions of minerals, methods of classifying minerals, the scale used to measure mineral hardness, and the rock cycle. It asks questions to test understanding of these concepts.

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    The document provides a review of key concepts about the formation of the solar system and structure of the Earth. It covers the nebular hypothesis of solar system formation from a cloud of gas and dust, the two main gases that formed our solar system, the two energy sources of Earth, the layers of Earth's structure, definitions of minerals, methods of classifying minerals, the scale used to measure mineral hardness, and the rock cycle. It asks questions to test understanding of these concepts.

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    UNIT 1-2 REVIEW

    A R E Y O U R E A DY F O R T H E F I N A L ? ? ? ?
    WHAT IS THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS?

    Solar system began as a cloud of gas and dust


    Cloud collapsed
    It began to condense and spin
    Condensed dust and dirt began to form into
    planets and other planetary objects
    OUR SOLAR SYSTEM FORMED FROM
    WHICH TWO GASES?

    Hydrogen and Helium


    WHAT ARE THE TWO SOURCES OF
    ENERGY FOR THE EARTH?

    The Sun and The internal heat of


    the Earth
    IDENTIFY A-E USING THE WORD BANK
    Word Bank: inner core,
    upper mantle, outer core,
    crust, lower mantle

    A- Crust
    B- Upper Mantle
    C- Lower Mantle
    D- Outer Core
    E- Inner Core
    WHAT ARE THE FOUR SPHERES OF THE
    EARTH?
    Atmosphere
    Biosphere
    Geosphere
    Hydrosphere
    WHAT IS A MINERAL?

    Naturally occurring inorganic solid with a


    definite chemical composition
    WHAT IS STREAK?

    The color of the powdered form of a


    mineral
    WHAT IS LUSTER?

    The shine from the surface of a mineral


    Metallic
    Glassy
    Pearly
    Dull
    WHAT SCALE MEASURES HARDNESS?

    Mohs Scale
    LABEL B, E, F, H, I
    B- Igneous Rock
    E- Compaction and
    Cementation
    F- Sedimentary Rock
    H- Metamorphic Rock
    I- Melting

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