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Earth Science Chapter 7 Review 2015
Earth Science Chapter 7 Review 2015
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A large area of flat, elevated land
esker
moraine
plateau
graben
2
A mountain has actual height of 1000 and elevation of 2000, what is elevation of base?
0
2000
1000
3000
3
Which of the following regions would you expect to have the greatest relief?
a region having mountains and valleys
a region including only the top of a plateau
a region having only plains
a region having small hills and valleys
4
Which of these is NOT a primary cause of most depositional hills and mountains?
wind
volcano
uplifting
glacier
5
Where can rift valleys be found?
they don't exist
under water or on land
only on land
only under water
6
The major difference between a mountain and a hill is
height
local tradition
what its made of
historical tradition
7
Which of the following terms applies to the formation of volcanoes?
glacial
residual
depositional
erosional
8
Sunken rock layers caused by emptied magma chamber
dome
pinnacle
monadnock
basin
9
A trough of rock layers
syncline
anticline
monocline
dome
10
A trough-like fold of rock strata
anticline
solocline
syncline
monocline
11
Which of these is a subsidence landform?
seamount
butte
dome
basin
12
The highest mountain in the world
Mt. Everest
Mt. Mitchell
Mt. Washington
Mt. Whitney
13
The longest and most extensive mountain system on the earth is the
Himalayan Ridge
Mid-Atlantic Ridge
Alps
Rocky Mountains
14
Buttes, pinnacles, and fins are all thought to be erosional remnants of
moraines
monandnocks
plateaus
sand dunes
15
A series of mountain peaks in the same geographical region
mountain range
mountain dew
mountain system
mountain view
16
Ridges deposited by glaciers
synclines
volcanoes
moraines
hoodoos
17
An arch of rock layers
monocline
anticline
syncline
basin
18
A monocline could form at a convergent boundary because it is caused by a fault
true
false
19
Flat topped hill with steep sides
moraine
syncline
mesa
talus
20
Common to divergent boundaries, these are depressions with steep sides
grabens
hoodoos
eskers
pinnacles
21
What do closely spaced contour lines on a map indicate?
a depression
flat slope
steep slope
bad cartography
22
The geologic history of the origin of a mountains is called
isostasy
orogeny
topography
a henway
23
Mt. Everest is taller now than it was 30 years ago.
false
true
24
Which of the following does not belong with the other three?
butte
monadnock
mesa
fault-block
25
The mountain with the highest elevation in North America
Mt. Whitney
Mt. Mitchell
Pike's Peak
Mt. McKinley (Denali)
26
Which of these is caused by an uplift?
sand dune
plateau
graben
basin
27
Extinct underwater volcano
drumlin
moraine
seamount
kame
28
What type of mountain is predominant in the Sierra Nevada Range?
fold
erosional
depositional
fault-block
29
Almost the entire state of Michigan is a __________ caused by subsidence.
monocline
basin
dome
plateau
30
Elevation is the height of a mountain's peak above
mean sea level
the deepest ocean trench
its base
the region's relief
31
Describes the balance of the weight of the crust against the upward push of the mantle
tectonics
topography
orogeny
isostasy
32
Which of the following is involved in the formation of a monadnock?
neither rising magma nor erosion
erosion
both rising magma and erosion
rising magma
33
Mountain base is 500 below sea level, actual height is 2500. What is the mountain's elevation?
500
3000
2000
1000
34
Mountains can be
all of these
islands
on continents
underwater
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A pile of broken rocks that collects at the base of a cliff
till
esker
hoodoo
talus