you need more than half of the questions answered correct.
15-16 multiple choice questions will give you a 65
All the dbqs 2 essays 15 multiple choice
57 questions right out of 62 is 91.94%.
You'd be 100% right.
85%
15-16 multiple choice questions will give you a 65
review the topics from the last year geometry regents topics at jmap.org and all u have to do is get 25 questions right and u get a 72
All the dbqs 2 essays 15 multiple choice
I take an Earth Science class and right now we are learning about meteorology.
They both have to do with how things work and how things that surrond came to be or how they work, but Earth Science is different because it describes more of how the world was created and the things on Earth.
Dynamic Earth in science terms means that you better watch your back because i'm right behind you. -_-
If I remember right from Earth Science, it is because diamonds are the strongest known gem on Earth.
Scroll down the page until you see "Unanswered questions". It's on the right side at the bottom of the page.You can do the same on another page, for example the Science page has "Unanswered questions" at the bottom, for science questions only.
Some questions that science can't answer include questions about subjective experiences (e.g., the nature of consciousness), questions about morality and ethics (e.g., what is right or wrong), questions about purpose and meaning in life, and questions about the existence of God or supernatural phenomena. These are philosophical or metaphysical questions that fall outside the scope of scientific inquiry.
Geology, the study of rocks and minerals, right? That falls under earth sciences, or history of the earth.
Earth science is one of the most diverse fields of science imaginable. There are so many components to the overall structure of what "Earth science" is, that you could literally find yourself studying just about anything on the Earth. Technically, most of these jobs are involved with the actually geologic processes that formed and continue to sculpt the Earth. This can involve studying plate tectonics, vulcanism, geology, or any other of a plethora of possible fields of study. If you think you may be interested in looking for an Earth science job, then make sure you have the right sciences in your background. Geology is a given, but many Earth science jobs require you to have a solid background in chemistry and even in physics.
Questions are important to life science because you want to find out the right answer.