Earth Science

Which landform is a flat, raised area of land?

What type of forces create mountains?

________ are zones in which air masses interact.

At the Earth's surface in the northern hemisphere, air moves _________ toward low pressure.

Which is used to measure distance north or south of the equator?

What is formed when the bedrock is scratched by rocks a glacier is carrying?

The highest point of a wave is called _________.

A higher than normal high tide is called ________.

Which type of rock is suitable for cave formation?

Which term describes soil or rock that allows water to pass through it?

Which is NOT a trace gas?

Which of the following instruments is used to measure wind speed?

What is earthquake magnitude?

The driving force behind the weather on Earth is the ________.

During a severe drought, which will likely cause the most erosion of a farmland?

Which gases enters ocean water from organisms that photosynthesize?

When raindrops pass through a layer of freezing air the result is the formation of _________.

What is the paper record of an earthquake called?

Which of the following describes a soil's texture?

Which of the following is a description of a blizzard?

What is used in the formation of geysers and springs?

Which forms on the floors of caves as water drips through cracks?

Where do continental glaciers exist today?

What evidence is strongly suggested as an important component in global warming?

What type of plate boundary has plates sliding past each other?