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World Geography Earth Science Review
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WG Standard 2
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1
Which of these is NOT a type of plate boundary?
shakeback
transform
divergent
convergent
2
If Earth did not rotate on its axis then we would not experience ___ and ___
latitude and longitude
day and night
summer and winter
sadness and happiness
3
The gradual process of species becoming extinct is known as ___
overexploitation
mass extinction
overpopulation
background extinction
4
This sphere contains the area between atmosphere & lithosphere where life is found
hemisphere
animasphere
biosphere
hydrosphere
5
This sphere contains the area covered by land (30% of the Earth), & the ocean basins
lithosphere
biosphere
hydrosphere
atmosphere
6
In addition to the low, mid and high latitude belts there are 2 more climate zones known as _&_
polar and sub-polar
cold and hot
dry and wet
highland and dry
7
___ is the condition of the atmosphere in 1 place during a short period of time
elevation
global warbing
weather
climate
8
Found on Earth in limited amounts or those that are replaced naturally over long period of time
renewable resources
goods and services
nonrenewable resources
commodities
9
Biodiversity ___ the stability of an ecosystem and contributes to the health of the biosphere
increases
decreases
randomly affects
does not impact
10
An opening in the crust allowing hot magma, ash & gases to escape from below the surface is a _
volcano
fault
fold
earthquake
11
Energy from the sun that reaches earth in the form of heat and light is called ___ energy
stellar
solar
high
kinetic
12
Which of these is not a part of the structure of earth's interior?
crust
core
atmosphere
mantle
13
When the sun's direct rays hit the tropic lines it causes an event called summer or winter ___
eclipse
solstice
apocalypse
equinox
14
The region 23.5 to 66.5 degrees N or S are known as the ___
mid latitude belts
low latitude belts
high latitude belts
15
Resources that are replaced by natural processes faster than they are consumed are called
commodities
nonrenewable resources
goods and services
renewable resources
16
A powerful and destructive tropical cyclonic storm forming over warm water near the equator
twister
hurricane
tornado
tsunami
17
This sphere contains the air that surrounds the Earth
lithosphere
atmosphere
biosphere
hydrosphere
18
The region 0 to 23.5 degrees N and S is known as the ___
high latitude belt
low latitude belt
mid latitude belt
19
Theory that earths crust consists of huge sections that float around on partially melted mantle
evolution
relativity
plate tectonics
subduction
20
When the sun's direct rays hit the equator it causes an event creating equal day & night called
equinox
eclipse
solstice
apocalypse
21
0 degrees latitude is called the ___
prime meridian
absolute zero
equator
international date line
22
A shaking or trembling of the Earth caused by tectonic plates moving or volcanic activity
fault
earthquake
fold
volcano
23
Using resources at a rate in which they can be replaced while preserving the biosphere's health
nonrenewable resources
sustainable use
renewable resources
overexploitation
24
The earth takes 365.25 days to complete one ___ around the sun
revolution
trip
journey
rotation
25
___ is the weather patterns an area experiences over a long period of time
climate
global warming
weather
elevation
26
___ is the variety of life in an area that is determined by the number of different species
biodiversity
biopopularity
renewable resources
nonrenewable resources
27
The region 66.5 to 90 degrees N or S is known as the ___
middle latitude belts
high latitude belts
low latitude belts
28
This sphere contains the area covered by water (70% of the Earth’s surface)
lithosphere
biosphere
hydrosphere
atmosphere
29
0 degrees longitude is known as the ___
absolute zero
international date line
prime meridian
equator
30
An event in which a large percentage of all species become extinct in a short period of time
mass extinction
overpopulation
background extinction
overexploitation