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This document discusses differentiating between almanacs and encyclopedias. It provides examples of terms, people, and facts that could be found in either reference source. The document asks the reader to identify whether each item listed could be seen in an almanac or encyclopedia. It also discusses the importance of using these reference sources in real life and defines key characteristics of almanacs and encyclopedias.
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Look at your home and work. Discuss any minerals that you use on a regular basis (what
minerals and how you use them). If you cannot find any that you do use, look up and discuss
some everyday uses for minerals.
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The hydrologic system purifies water in
nature. Find way that humans mimic this system to
purify the water that we use.
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We hear a lot about climate change and global warming. Do some research on how global
warming is affecting the glaciers present today and how that can affect us now and in the
future.
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How could scientist have found similar life forms from the same Mesozoic era on different
continents?
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What is the Ring of Fire? Where is it located and why is it the way it is?
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book says that air pressure exerted on top of a small desk exceeds 11,000
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minerals and how you use them). If you cannot find any that you do use, look up and discuss
some everyday uses for minerals.
2. The hydrologic system purifies water in nature. Find way that humans mimic this system to
purify the water that we use.
3. We hear a lot about climate change and global warming. Do some research on how global
warming is affecting the glaciers present today and how that can affect us now and in the
future.
4. How could scientist have found similar life forms from the same Mesozoic era on different
continents?
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