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1GLG 220 Read, Lead, Succeed/uophelpdotcom
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2GLG 220 Entire Course
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- GLG 220 Week 1 DQ 1
- GLG 220 Week 1 DQ 2
- GLG 220 Week 1 Summary Questions
- GLG 220 Week 1 Mineral Identification Worksheet
- GLG 220 Week 2 DQ 1
- GLG 220 Week 2 DQ 2
- GLG 220 Week 2 Plate Tectonics Paper
- GLG 220 Week 2 Lab Earthquake Report
- GLG 220 Week 3 DQ 1
- GLG 220 Week 3 DQ 2
- GLG 220 Week 3 Groundwater Lab Report
- GLG 220 Week 3 Sculpturing the Earths Surface
- GLG 220 Week 4 Oceans and Atmosphere Worksheet
- GLG 220 Week 4 DQ 1
- GLG 220 Week 4 DQ 2
3GLG 220 Week 1 DQ 1
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - What is the basis and criteria for developing the
geologic time scale? Based on your reading and
experience, what is the most interesting period
within the geologic time scale? Why? - What is the nature of scientific inquiry? What
is the difference between a scientific hypothesis
and a scientific theory? How is hypothesis and
theory different from a scientific law? - Select one of the common ores in your state or
region (such as northwest United States,
southeast United States, or western Europe).
Where does it come from? Why does it occur there?
How important is it economically? Why? -
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4GLG 220 Week 1 DQ 2
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - What information do fossils provide about past
life on Earth? What information do fossils not
provide? - Can you identify parts of a house that are made
from minerals and rocks? What parts and what
specific minerals or rocks? Are there any of
those parts that could not be made for the house
without some form of minerals or rocks? Explain. - Most gemstones, such as topaz, rubies, sapphires,
emeralds, and diamonds, have a common mineral
property that makes them gemstones. What is this
property? Is that property responsible for their
economic value? Why or why not? -
5GLG 220 Week 1 Mineral Identification Worksheet
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- Resources Ch. 2 of the text, Virtual Minerals
Lab, Mineral Identification Key II and Appendix 2
Read the Introduction located via the Table of
Contents,Section 1 at Mineral Society of
Americas Mineral Identification Key II available
at the following link http//www.minsocam.org/MSA
/collectors_corner/id/mineral_id_keyi1.htmIntro
After reviewing the introduction return to Table
of Contents and read about the Mineral physical
property Hardness. Conduct the hardness test of
the Virtual Minerals Lab located in the Materials
section of your student Web site. Record your
answers in Appendix 2 - Part 1. Review the
additonal physical properties discussed in the
resources above. Using the information gained
from the concepts discussed in your readings and
Lab activity, read and record the answers to the
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6GLG 220 Week 1 Summary Questions
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- GLG 220 Week 1 Summary Questions
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- Ch. 1 Critical and Creative Thinking Questions 3
5 - Ch. 2 Critical and Creative Thinking Questions 1
3 - Ch. 3 Critical and Creative Thinking Questions 3
4 - Ch. 14 Critical and Creative Thinking Questions
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7GLG 220 Week 2 DQ 1
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - Will plate tectonics eventually turn off and
cease to operate on Earth? Why or why not? - What are the differences between active and
passive continental margins? What is the
relationship between plate tectonics and the
various features? Provide an example of each
continental margin. - How did the discovery of magnetic anomalies and
reversals process contribute to our current
acceptance of plate tectonics theory -
8GLG 220 Week 2 DQ 2
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - How can the Appalachian Mountains be considered a
collision-type mountain range when the nearest
continent is 5,000 kilometers (3,000 miles) away? - What is an earthquake? What causes earthquakes?
- How did the Hawaiian Islands form geologically?
How could the relative age of the islands be
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9GLG 220 Week 2 Plate Tectonics Paper
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- GLG 220 Week 2 Plate Tectonics Paper
10GLG 220 Week 3 DQ 1
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - Describe the hydrologic cycle. How does this
cycle affect the earth? - What is the potential danger due to mass wasting
in your state or region? What is the effort
spent to minimize the impact of mass wasting? - What is the impact of soil erosion on farmland?
What are the tools that could be utilized to
minimize the loss of farmland to soil erosion? -
11GLG 220 Week 3 DQ 2
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. 256 - Based on your reading, do you believe that we are
in a period of glacial or interglacial stage? Why
or why not? What are the current factors that
might cause the acceleration of one stage over
the other? - One philosophy about pollution of water is that
water can always be cleaned (e.g. by the use of
distillation). Is this a viable solution? Why
or why not? - What are the different sources of water in the
United States? Which source of water is mostly
used in your region? How could we protect the
sources of our water from drying up and
contamination? -
12GLG 220 Week 3 Groundwater Lab Report
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- GLG 220 Week 3 Groundwater Lab Report
13GLG 220 Week 3 Sculpturing the Earths Surface
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- GLG 220 Week 3 Sculpturing the Earths Surface
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- Visualizing Geology Select a city or region that
is faced with one of the following issues
Saltwater invasion in coastal wells Depletion of
an aquifer for drinking or agricultural water
Subsidence associated with water pumping
Depletion or pollution of surface water from
human use Landslides threatening the
infrastructure of a region, such as roads,
housing, or railroads Prepare a 1,050- to
1,400-word paper in which you discuss the issue
and potential solutions. Include the following
Geologic principles involved in the issue History
of the region specifically associated with the
depletion of resources or development of the
problem Potential solutions to the hazard or
problem
14GLG 220 Week 4 Deserts Lab Report
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- GLG 220 Week 4 Deserts Lab Report
15GLG 220 Week 4 DQ 1
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- How can an observer experience two unequal high
tides during a day? - What is the composition of sea water? What does
salinity mean? - Beach erosion is related to natural process such
as long shore current. How is beach erosion also
related to human activity? - How do oceans regulate climate?
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16GLG 220 Week 4 DQ 2
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- The Arizona cities of Flagstaff and Phoenix are
relatively close to one another yet have
contrasting climates. Why does this difference
occur? - What are the features of the ocean floor and how
can they be explained by plate tectonics? - What is the Coriolis Effect?
- How does the atmosphere regulate the Earths
climate? -
17GLG 220 Week 4 Oceans and Atmosphere Worksheet
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- GLG 220 Week 4 Oceans and Atmosphere Worksheet
18GLG 220 Week 5 DQ 1
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- Answer in 200-300 word count. Choose one question
below and title your answer with Reply. - What are the products of crude oil? How are
these products produced? - How is coal formed in the earth?
- How can the tides be used as an energy source?
19GLG 220 Week 5 DQ 2
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- 1. What are renewable and nonrenewable
resources? Give examples of each. - 2. Galena is the primary ore of lead, Pb.
Besides lead itself, what is a dangerous
byproduct of smelting lead? How can this
byproduct be prevented from entering the
atmosphere? - 3. What are three fossil fuels? How much is
used for industrial, home, and transport? How
much energy is lost?
20GLG 220 Week 5 Environmental Sustainability Paper
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- Wind Power Its Pros and ConsThe quest to find
an alternative energy resource that is in
accordance with history and latest trend in
technology has paved the way for humans to look
after the environment and to preserve the natural
resources. An alternative energy resource is wind
power. This is not a new discovery but overtime
it took a fresh and better tactic. History will
reveal that hundreds of years ago, windmills were
already use in Europe in wind farms with wind
turbines in order to gain as much as wind energy
as possible. This is an effective method in
producing the maximum wind energy however, there
are pros and cons that one has to be aware with
in this kind of alternative source of
energy.IntroductionMissouri produces wind
energy coming from more than 2,500 square miles
land that the state use as 63
21GLG 220 Week 5 Individual Questions
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- GLG 220 Week 5 Individual Questions
- Prepare a response to Critical and Creative
Thinking Questions 15 in Ch. 15 of Visualizing
Geology. Provide an explanation in your
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- Oil production in the United States satisfies
only half of the country's needs the rest is
imported. If imports were cut off, what changes
would you expect to occur in your lifestyle? - If you are interested in controversies,
investigate how geophysicist M. King Hubbert
predicted in 1956 that annual U.S. oil production
would peak in the early 1970s (the actual peak
occurred in 1971). Also, investigate the debate
over whether the same predictive technique can be
applied to world oil supplies. When do you think
world oil production will reach its peakor has
it done so already? - Can you offer an explanation for this remarkable
concentration? If you were part of a team of
exploration geologists looking for large copper
deposits, where would you focus your search? - Given that we are now dependent on nonrenewable
resources of energy and minerals, and that the
world's
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