Topic 1, Lesson 2 Review (w/o maps)

Which of these are examples of landforms? Choose the three that apply.

• Delta

• Relief

• Hydrosphere

• Mountain

• Plateau

Which word means the difference between the tallest and lowest point of an area?

• Elevation

• Relief

• Sea Level

• Geosphere

Which word means a measure of the height at a point above or below sea level?

• Elevation

• Relief

• Sea Level

• Geosphere

The Himalayas, home to Mt. Everest, are being shaped by...

• constructive forces

• destructive forces

• elevation

• topography

a volcano is considered a....

• constructive forces

• destructive forces

• elevation

• topography

When lava and ash flow into habitats, it initially affects which sphere?

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

What are some landforms shown in the image? Check all that apply

• Mountain

• Dune

• Delta

• Plateau

• Coastline

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

The shape of the land is called its...

• Geosphere

• Topography

• Landofrms

• Relief

What is used on topographic maps to model elevation, relief, and slope?

• map key and scale

• compass rose

• GPS technology

• contour lines

A mountain has...

• high elevation and high relief

• high elevation and low relief

• low elevation and low relief