; ..: PRActicE QuEsT10Ns , ,- --- ·:' SC.4.E.6.3/ SC.4.E.6.6 There are many different natural resources found in Florida. Florida's climate is warm and humid with an abundance of solar energy. The state is surrounded by ocean ·water and has fertile soil great for farming fruits and vegetables. Half of Florida's land is covered by trees, ideal for wildlife habitats and the production of paper products. Florida has a rich source of mineral deposits including: limestone, phosphate, and - silicon deposits. Florida is also a source of natural gas and oil. Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource found in the State of Florida? G) solar energy 0·pine trees Cs) phosphate 0 orange trees Phosphate deposits are most readily available in an area of Central Florida known as Bone Valley. These deposits often contain fossils of prehistoric creatures such as tigers and mastodons. Florida phosphate mining provides over seventy- five percent of the phosphorous used by farmers in the United States. statement best describes Florida's phospha_te rock? . . 'I' 1. I·1 •,Pi1 li;i ,I I I '111 1 I : I. !lj , ;11!j I. ':j .' : I I: r1 I I, I I, : ''i: . \ ,;I ;. ;. . '.·11} :I· ·1 :. i1r·.1 ' 1 ·' 1 ,, f I :.1: I . I, : I i> 'I !·' ')·H'' JI. I;l .:'' I'·: . I1,:· · 1·. -,1,1 G) Nonrenewable mineral used to enrich the s.oil. 0 Renewable mineral used to enrich the soil. 0 Nonrenewable mineral used to build up the land. 0 Renewable mineral used to build up the land. © J& J Educational Boot Camp Copying is strictly prohibited by law I
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! l·,. . [ ; I' r ri I, ' 'I'I :I I ' I lI . t I !i'I The science lab assignment was to make observations of five objects comparisons of physical properties with other known objects ._ Object #2's observat ions by lab groups are listed in the table below: Comparisons Using Physical Properties T I1j L property was used by a ll four groups to describe object # 2? G) odor 0texture 0 color 0 hardness . Patricia and Ken are comparing two substances. They mke a of the poperties for each of the samples. . PROPERTIES OF SUBSTANCES Property of Matter Substance 1 Substance 2 Substance 3 Red Colorless Blue Container Aquarium Aquarium Aquarium Shape lrregula r Rectangular Prism Rectangular Prism Temperature (0C) 35 32 26 Which substance listed in the table is most likely a gas? G) Substance 1 G) Substance 3 G) Substance 2 G) Substance 1and 2 I © J& J Educational Boot Camp Copying is strictly prohibited by law