Unit 4 Test Retake

Shape the surface of the Earth, by building up Mountains and Landmasses.

• Constructive Forces
• Deconstructive Forces
• Relief

On a topographic map, tells the distance in elevation between adjacent contour lines.

• Contour LIne
• Contour Interval
• Index Contour
• Depression Contour

Line on a topographic map that indicates an elevation; Every point along a contour line has the same elevation

• Contour LIne
• Contour Interval
• Index Contour
• Depression Contour

Closed contours with hachures (short line marks) pointing towards the lower elevations within a depression

• Contour LIne
• Contour Interval
• Index Contour
• Depression Contour

Bold or thicker lines on a topographic map; Sometimes marked with elevation

• Contour LIne
• Contour Interval
• Index Contour
• Depression Contour

Shape the surface of the Earth, by breaking down and wearing away mountains and other landforms.

• Contour Line
• Elevation
• Deconstructive Forces
• Constructive Forces
• Relief

Distance above sea level; Shown by contour lines on a map

• Contour Line
• Elevation
• Deconstructive Forces
• Constructive Forces
• Relief

The slope over a certain distance on a topographic map

• Ocean Trench
• Gradient
• Option 3
• Topographic Map
• Relief

Steep depressions in the deepest parts of the ocean

• Ocean Trench
• Gradient
• Topographic Map
• Relief

Anywhere on Earth that is covered by seawater

• Ocean Trench
• Ocean Basin
• Topographic Map
• Relief