2nd Term End Review

Moon revolves around the Earth

Earth rotates on its axis

Revolution and Tilted Axis

Tectonic Plates

Winter Solstice

Summer Solstice

Equinox

Eclipse

Mars and Jupiter

Venus and Mars

Mercury and Venus

Venus and Mars

Effusive Eruption

Explosive Eruption

Destructive Eruption

Passive Eruption

  It is a celestial body that revolves around the sun.

Neighborhood around its orbit has other celestial objects.

It has enough mass to form into a spheroidal shape.

It dominates its own orbit

Cinder-Cone

Composite

Shield

Lava Domes

The ocean floor will sink

There will be no noticeable effects

A tsunami may be triggered

Ocean temperature will rise significantly

Magnitude is based on how far the earthquake's seismic waves travel, while intensity depends on the depth of the earthquake.

Magnitude measures the energy released at the earthquake's source, while intensity measures the effects on people and buildings.

Magnitude refers to the size of the affected area, while intensity refers to the depth of the earthquake.

Intensity is determined by seismographs, while magnitude is determined by human perception.

The temperature in the Goldilocks zone allows for liquid water to exist, which is crucial for life.

Being in the Goldilocks zone ensures the planet has a protective magnetic field to block harmful radiation.

Being in the Goldilocks zone ensures the planet has a protective magnetic field to block harmful radiation.

The planet's distance from the star helps prevent extreme seasonal changes, supporting a stable climate.