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Sample Quetion and Game
Earth Science is a very visual subject. Students need to understand graphs, diagrams, pictures and tables. This review sheet merges the top 100 most important concepts in Earth Science with illustrations, concept specific practice questions and games. Each concept has a picture, diagram or graph as well as a practice regent question and game for that concept or idea.
100 Question and game an actual regent exam. The exams below use questions from actual regent exams. These will provide you with a good idea of what to expect on the actual exam. Each question provides feedback should you incorrectly select the wrong choice. |
Exam 1
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Part A | Part B-1 | Part B-2 |
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Exam 2
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Part A | Part B-1 | Part B-2 |
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Exam 3
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Part A | Part B-1 | Part B-2 |
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