Time Management & Earthquakes

My Homework & Study Schedule. (all week)

• 3:00-4:00 Resting
• 4:00-5:00 1st & 2nd period H.W.
• 5:00-6:003rd & 5th period H.W.
• 6:00-7:00 6th-7th period H.W.
• 7:00-7:30 eat dinner
• 7:30-8:00 music
• 8:00-8:10 shower
• 8:10-9:00 read or sleep
• 9:00 SLEEP ZZZZZ

Part 2: Earthquakes

Probably the worst earthquake in history, the most recent Japanese earthquake on japans fault line. The focus in the fault line had a relatively short way to go to the surface. From the epicenter, the earthquake caused a major tsunami crashing into a nuclear waste plant, causing Japan's crop fields to be unharvestable.

Earth Science practice test: chapters 3 & 4

Was i prepared for the test? Honestly...no, I wasn't, but i was surprised on how well i still did.

Why? Because i was caught up in practicing for marching band & all of my other homework that night. I just plainly forgot.

What will i do the same and different on the real test? Hopefully I will get the ones I did right this time again...but next time i will study so hard that I can read the book by heart...or my head will explode...ow.
          
            
           
                   
                     

Soil; Composition, Formation & Erosion

All soil is built up of four main components: mineral material, or broken-up rock bits; organic material, or humus, which is decomposed living animals, water & air. 45% is minerals, 5% is organic, 25% is water & 25% is air.

Soil forms through a complicated interaction of several interactions. The most important interactions are: parent material, time, climate, organisms & slope.

Soil erosion is caused by water, wind, & snow.

Thank You.