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The Earth's relief and the hydrosphere
The Earth's relief and the hydrosphere
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How many watersheds are there in Spain?
2
3
1
4
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These are large marine mountain ranges found along the lines of contact between 2 large plates.
Pangea
Mountain ranges.
Tectonic plates.
Ocean ridges.
3
The Earth's crust is thinner where it forms the continents and thicker where it is covered by the oceans.
True
False
4
Volcanic eruptions expel gases, ash, rocks and magma.
True
False
5
An area of land lower than the surrounding area.
Continental slope
Plateau
Plain
Basin
6
Watershed is an area of high ground from which water flows down to a river.
False
True
7
Similar to a bay, but bigger.
Cape
Fjord
Inlet
Gulf
8
A large underwater mountain range.
Continental shelf
Oceanic trench
Continental slope
Oceanic ridge
9
It is the amount of water that a river carries at a specific moment.
River flow
Flow regime
10
When a river slows down, it leaves materials, forming...
Underground rivers
Cliffs
Gulfs
Deltas
11
The continents used to be one single landmass called Pangea ____ million years ago.
2000
1000
100
200
12
The inner core and the outer core represent ___ of the Earth's volume.
1%
10%
84%
15%
13
A flat area of the ocean floor, found at depths between 3000 and 7000 metres.
Abyssal plain
Oceanic trench
14
Lack of vegetation can prevent soil erosion on mountainsides.
False
True
15
A flat area of land at an altitude above the sea level.
Plain
Plateau
Abyssal plain
Mountain
16
Thin channel of water that goes inland from the sea.
Gulf
River
Inlet
Beach
17
River flow is the average of the amount of water carried by a river through each month of the year
True
False
18
The outer part of the crust is the lithosphere.
False
True
19
They can extend for many kilometres out to sea with depths up to 400 metres.
Continental shelf
Abyssal plain
20
A large open area of flat or slightly undulating land.
Plateau
Basi
Continental shelf
Plain
21
The crust surrounds the core. It is 1% of the Earth's volume.
False
True
22
A large piece of land surrounded by water on three sides and connected to land by an isthmus.
Fjord
Inlet
Cape
Peninsula
23
Continental slope: a steep underwater drop that links the continental shelf with the ocean floor.
False
True
24
The Mariana trench is and example of Abyssal plain.
True
False
25
A mountain range is mainly made up of ...
Ranges
Mountains
Trees
Slopes
26
It can be U-shape or V-shape.
Valley
Gulf
Island
Continental slope
27
Island: a piece of land almost completely surrounded by water. A group of islands close together from an archipelago.
False
True
28
Volcanic eruptions and earthquakes are caused by external forces.
False
True
29
Part of the land that projects out into the sea.
Inlet
Fjords
Cape
Gulf
30
When an earthquake happens under the sea, it can cause a tsunami.
True
False