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Catastrophic events, W.E.D, Texas ecoregions review
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This can form in a desert due to deposition of sand.
mountain
glacier
cave
dune
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This West Texas Ecoregion contains deserts, plateaus and mountain ranges. Ex- El Paso
North Central Plains
Trans-Pecos
Great Plains
Gulf Coastal Plains
3
This can cause limestone to dissolve slowly, forming a cave.
animal predators
acid rain
pollution
deposition
4
Which of the following best describes weathering and erosion?
speedy
fast
slow
quick
5
A tornado knocks down multiple trees. What would be a short-term change to the environment?
An increase in ground level vegetation due to more sunlight
An increase in canopy coverage due to decreased sunlight
A decrease in canopy coverage due to increased sunlight
A decrease in ground level vegetation due to more sunlight
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This Texas Panhandle ecoregion has gentle slopes & is full of native short grasses. Ex Amarillo
Gulf Coastal Plains
Mountains and Basins
High Plains
Central Plains
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Rain washing away soil from a hillside.
deposition
weathering
erosion
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A hurricane sweeps across Padre Island. Which of the following is the most immediate result?
A reduction in habitat
An increase in the salt content in the Gulf of Mexico
A reduction in the salt content in the Gulf of Mexico
An increase in habitat
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This ecoregion includes barrier islands, beaches, and flat plains. Ex Corpus Christi
North Central Plains
Coastal Plains
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Catastrophic events can be man made?
True
False
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Which of the following is NOT a type of weathering.
chemical
sedimentary
physical
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I am an overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry
Tsunami
Flood
Drought
Hurricane
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Layers of sediment forming at the bottom of the ocean.
erosion
deposition
weathering
14
This forms where a river meets an ocean.
moraine
delta
glacier
dune
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W,E, or D? Flood water pounding against a canyon wall, wearing it down.
deposition
erosion
weathering
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Texas can be divided by climate plant and animal species within the same area. These are called
counties
substates
ecoregions
ecosystems
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As the number of species in an ecosystem increases its biodiversity...
Increases
Decreases
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I am an intensely powerful storm originating at sea in warm, tropical waters.
Tornado
Flood
Drought
Hurricane
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This Central Texas ecoregion is often known as the Hill Country. Ex-Natural Bridge Caverns
Gulf Coastal Plains
North Central Plains
Edwards Plateau
High Plains
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Waves dropping sand on a beach.
erosion
deposition
weathering
21
A violently rotating, narrow column of air, ranging in width from a few yards to over a mile
Vortex
Hurricane
Tornado
Twirly whirly
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When water freezes, it:
contracts
stays the same
expands