5.10 Test Review

What is the role of the ocean in the water cycle?

• Lakes are more important than oceans because they have fresh water

• Oceans are an important source of and storage unit for water

• They are not as important as glaciers and ice sheets

• They are not important because they have a lot of salt

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What is required for a delta to form?

• Ice that carries sediment and a slow or not moving body of water.

• A large field of dunes near an ocean and a fast moving body of water.

• Ice that carries sediment near a large field of dunes near an ocean.

• A river of fast moving water carrying sediment and a slow or not moving body of water.

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What is pictured?

• The water cycle

• The evaporation cycle

• The weathering/ erosion/ deposition cycle

• The solar cycle

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Which step comes first in fossil fuel formation?

• Plant and animal remains get covered by more and more layers of silt and sand

• Layers of matter under high heat and pressure become gas

• Small plants and animals die and are buried on the ocean floor

Which step comes second in fossil fuel formation?

• Plant and animal remains get covered by more and more layers of silt and sand

• Layers of matter under high heat and pressure become gas

• Small plants and animals die and are buried on the ocean floor

Which step comes third in fossil fuel formation?

• Plant and animal remains get covered by more and more layers of silt and sand

• Layers of matter are under high heat and pressure and become gas

• Small plants and animals die and are buried on the ocean floor

What causes sand dunes?

• Fast moving currents of wind

• Fast flowing water

• Underground earthquakes

• Landslides

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How do sand dunes pile up?

• Desert animals cause changes in the landscape by traveling across it

• Sand particles are transported and carried far away

• Sand particles are dropped and deposited in layers to make a mound of sand

• Sand particles are carried by the wind to a river

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What produced this landform?

• Wind

• Water

• Ice

• None of the above

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What produced this landform?

• Wind

• Water

• Ice

• None of the above

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