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Earth's Changes Science Unit 2 Review
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What does the map show about the locations of the ocean trenches and volcanoes along the area known as the Ring of Fire?
Trenches occur only in the south, and volcanoes occur only in the north.
Trenches occur only in oceans, but volcanoes never occur in oceans.
Trenches and volcanoes occur in the Northern Hemisphere only.
Trenches and volcanoes occur around the same locations.
2
True or False? Paleontologists are scientists who study the history of life on Earth through fossils.
True
False
3
What do these maps show about major earthquakes and volcanic activity?
Volcanoes happen in the middle of the ocean, most earthquakes on continents
Most earthquakes and volcanoes happen in the middle of oceans
Most earthquakes and volcanoes happen where the continents meet the oceans.
Earthquakes happen in the middle of the ocean, most volcanoes on continents
4
See diagram for question below...
Most earthquakes occur wherever. There is no pattern.
Most earthquakes occur in the middle of oceans
Most earthquakes occur where a continent meets an ocean
Most earthquakes occur in the middle of land
5
The diagram below shows a transform plate boundary where 2 plates slide past each other.
False
True
6
This landform is a natural body of water surrounded by land.
dune
plateau
river
lake
7
In the diagram, which fossil is the newest?
Z
X
W
Y
8
The arrow in the picture shows a hill of dirt at the end of a river.How was this hill of dirt formed?
by freezing water
by flowing water
by falling snow
by growing plants
9
A farmer wants to buy a large, flat piece of land to plant crops. What place best fits this description using both maps.
W
Y
X
Z
10
What type of plate boundary is shown in the diagram below where plates move in opposite directions and magma arises?
transform
convergent
divergent
11
What natural process is responsible for deep sediment at the bottom of a lake where a stream pours into it?
weathering
deposition
volcanic eruption
erosion
12
In the picture below, layer W is 100 million years old and layer Z is 500 million years old.How old is layer X?
There is no way to tell
under 100 million years old
over 500 million years old
between 100 and 500 million years old
13
Weathering is the process that makes mountains become rounder on top as they age.
True
False
14
This landform is the largest body of salt water.
ocean
plateau
lake
river
15
Scientists dug to the lowest layer of an area discovering fish bones and plants. What may have been here originally?
restaurants
water
mountains
desert
16
This type of map shows the elevation of an area of Earth's surface using contour lines.
physical map
treasure map
topographical map
mountain map
17
What major landform is best shown on this map?
mountain range
desert
coastline
river
18
The map below shows the location of some major mountains of the worldWhat can you infer about the location of mountains?
Mountains do not occur on large land masses.
Mountains do not occurs in coastal areas.
Mountains generally occurs in long chains or ranges.
Mountains only occur in inland regions
19
Which of the following causes weathering in rocks?
freezing and thawing
deposition
barometric pressure
sun and wind
20
This landform is low land between two hills or mountains.
valley
dune
river
canyon
21
_________________ are the particles of a soil or rock that have been eroded and deposited.
elevations
fossils
particles
sediments
22
True or False?Sedimentary rocks are rock that has been changed over time to a different type of rock.
False
True
23
This landform is a deep valley with high, steep sides.
coast
river
canyon
plateau
24
True or False?Fossils are remains or traces of plants and animals that lived long ago.
False
True
25
How do the plates in a convergent boundary move?
they move past each other but don't touch
they collide and then one moves on top of the other
in opposite directions
they remain still and never move
26
This layer of Earth is directly in the center as represented by the red oval. It is made up of extremely hot iron.
outer core
inner core
mantle
crust
27
This layer of Earth is shown by the green oval below. It is the outermost layer of Earth and acts as a thin shell.
crust
mantle
inner core
outer core
28
Cool and solidified molten rock are known as igneous rocks.
False
True
29
The landform shown below was formed by weathering and erosion.Which statement about these processes is correct?
Weathering and erosion both carried rocks away to a new location.
Erosion breaks rocks into pieces and weathering carries pieces away.
Weathering and erosion both broke the rocks into pieces.
Weathering breaks rocks into pieces and erosion carries pieces away.
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Large pieces that make up Earth's crust are known as
elevations
crust particles
plates
mantle fragments
31
This is the name of the single massive continent thought to once exist on Earth.
AsianAfricaEuro
Volcano Island
Antarctica
Pangea