Earth/Space Science Practice test questions. Question #1: Earth Science.

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Earth/Space Science Practice test questions

Question #1: Earth Science

Question #2: Energy

Question #3: Energy

Question #4: Atmosphere

Question #5: Space Science

Question #6: Climate

Question 7: Short answer

Question #8: Heat transfer

Question #9: Heat transfer

Question #10: Storms

Question #11:

Question #12: Space

Question #13: Earth Science

Question #14

Pangaea: Fossils

Question # 15 This is an illustration of the Carbon Cycle. At which part of the Carbon Cycle are organic molecules produced from inorganic carbon- containing molecules?

Carbon cycle