1) The document provides tips and advice for the Regents Earth Science exam, including what to bring, how to prepare, and test-taking strategies. 2) It reviews the different parts of the exam including multiple choice, constructed response, and extended response questions. Tips are given for each type. 3) Reference tables will be provided and students should familiarize themselves with the tables before the exam as some questions require their use.

1. Regents Review Physical Setting/Earth Science Mrs. Duffy Henninger High School Syracuse, NY

8. Dry Bulb: 2 °C Wet Bulb: -1° C Difference: 3° Answer: 51% pg. 12 ESRTs Tips for Multiple Choice Questions

16. Constructed Response – Practice 1

17. Constructed Response – Practice 1

18. Constructed Response – Practice 1 A B C

19. Constructed Response – Practice 1

20. Constructed Response – Practice 1 The water velocity decreases; or The particles slow down and are deposited

21. Constructed Response – Practice 2

22. Constructed Response – Practice 2 pg. 13 ESRTs

23. Constructed Response – Practice 2

24. Constructed Response – Practice 2 pg. 13 ESRTs

25. Constructed Response – Practice 2 1009.6 mT rain pg. 13 ESRTs

26. Constructed Response – Practice 3

27. Constructed Response – Practice 3

28. Constructed Response – Practice 3

29. Constructed Response – Practice 3

30. Constructed Response – Practice 3 Don’t forget to label each mark with an elevation! X X X X X X X X X X X X

31. Constructed Response – Practice 3 X X X X X X X X X X X X

32. Constructed Response – Practice 3

37. Constructed Response – Practice 3

41. Midpoint

53. Earthquakes and Epicenters lag time: 6 min

54. Earthquakes and Epicenters pg. 11 ESRTs Lag time: 6 minutes

55. Earthquakes and Epicenters pg. 11 ESRTs Lag time: 6 minutes

56. Earthquakes and Epicenters Lag time: 6 minutes pg. 11 ESRTs

57. Earthquakes and Epicenters Lag time: 6 minutes 4,400 km pg. 11 ESRTs

58. Earthquakes and Epicenters