Nine Weeks Review Science

The Appalachian Mountains stretch from Mississippi up to Newfoundland, Canada. What is the best explanation for how this mountain range formed?

• Wind has pushed rocks and soil into valleys that have built up over time

• Volcanoes erupted for long periods of time and slowly built up the mountains.

• Rivers and streams flowing down from Canada deposited soil in large amounts until the mountains formed

• Parts of Earth's crust slowly collided until one part was on top of the other and pushed upward.

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1. Which of these events can form a mountain?

• tornado

• hurricane

• flash flood

• volcanic eruption

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Plate tectonics can also be the direct cause of forming.

• lakes

• streams

• volcanoes

• oceans

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Based on the picture, which type of land-forms could most likely be created?

• Tsunami

• Volcano

• Mountain

• Earthquake

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Based on the picture, what can be determined from the direction of the plate movement? What land form will it form?

• Delta

• Volcano

• Mountain Range

• Earthquake

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Plate tectonics, or the movement of pieces of Earth's crust, is thought to be caused by...

• volcanoes

• earthquakes

• forces from the Earth's mantle

• hot spots

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Volcanoes that occur under the ocean where two oceanic plates move, occurs most likely from what type of force?

• Converging Boundary

• Divergent Boundary

• Transforming Force

• Sliding Force

An archipelago is a large chain of islands, such as the Hawaiian Islands. These islands were formed by underwater

• currents

• earhtquakes

• tsunamis

• volcanoes

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Which type of force is an Earthquake considered?

• Destructive Force

• Constructive Force

• Both Constructive and Destructive Forces

• Neither Constructive nor Destructive Forces

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Based on the picture, which landform could MOST LIKELY be created?

• Mountain

• Oceanic Ridges

• Fault

• Transform boundary

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