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Which sphere is most related to rocks?
The Earth's tilt causes
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The Earth's tilt causes
tsunamis
seasons
climate change
precipitation
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Which sphere is most related to rocks?
lithosphere
biosphere
atmosphere
hydrosphere
3
A body of land surrounded by water on 3 sides
archipelago
isthmus
peninsula
oasis
4
Which of these is located in the Northeastern hemisphere?
Asia
Alaska
Southern Ocean
North America
5
The mantle is what layer? (1 is outermost)
4th
1st
2nd
3rd
6
How many layers does Earth have?
6
4
5
7
7
The Ring of Fire is located around the
Indian Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
8
People cutting down trees is an example of
HEI
GIS
GDP
GPS
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Which of these is a body of water?
atoll
plateau
strait
isthmus
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Lines that measure North and South are called
Latitude
Longitude
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Which of these would be caused by wind erosion?
Boulder
Mountain
Oasis
Fjord
12
Hawaii is an example of -
a strait
an isthmus
an archipelago
a peninsula
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System that uses satellites to triangulate a location.
GDP
GPS
GIS
14
The study of maps is called
cartography
biography
geography
history
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Which of these does not affect climate?
Longitude
Mountain ranges
Latitude
Elevation
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O latitude line is called
Prime Meridian
Equator
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Transform plate boundaries cause
hurricanes
mountains
earthquakes
volcanoes
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Creates mountains
transform
divergent
collision
subduction
19
In a climograph, the temperature is represented by
bars
stars
hearts
dots
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Which of these is a perceptual region?
Memorial City Mall
United States
Raider Nation
Houston
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Which of these is north of the Equator?
Tropic of Capricorn
Antarctic Circle
Tropic of Cancer
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Plates move apart
divergent
transform
convergent
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Which of these is related to hydrosphere?
life
land
water
air
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Add up the number of continents and oceans, what does it equal to?
15
7
12
5
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Your address is an example of
relative location
absolute location