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WorksheetsJones- Unit 3 Review Game (Earth's Changing Surface)
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
What is the area where more snow falls than is melted away to produce glacial ice?
accumulation zone
ablation zone
equilibrium line
terminus
What is gravity pulling soil, mud, and rocks down cliffs and hillsides?
abrasion
meanders
slope
mass movement
What is a mass of ice and snow that moves slowly over Earth's surface?
iceberg
meander
glacier
plucker
What are the large cracks in the top of a glacier?
outwash plain
cirques
drumlins
crevasses
What is the horizontal movement of air?
wind
abrasion
ocean currents
waves
In a meander, where does the erosion occur?
inside the bend
outside the bend
bottom of the river
inside and outside the bend
In a meander, where does the deposition occur?
inside the bend
outside the bend
bottom of the river
inside and outside the bend
The mass movement in the diagram to the far left is best called a _______.
creep
slump
mudflow
rockfall
The mass movement in the diagram second from the left is best called a _______.
creep
slump
mudflow
rockfall
The mass movement in the diagram second from the right is best called a _______.
creep
slump
mudflow
rockfall
The mass movement in the diagram on the far right is best called a _______.
creep
slump
mudflow
rockfall
As the wind blows it moves piles of sand in the same direction as the wind. What are these piles of sand called?
dunes
profiles
stacks
pillars
Ice wedging occurs because as water freezes it also _____.
contracts
expands
changes structure
changes color
As the wind blows it picks up sand, which grinds or strikes other rocks or objects in a process called _______.
abrasion
deflation
leaching
melting
As a glacier moves it grinds against the ground. This causes friction, melting, and freezing of water which adds sediment, rocks, and debris to the bottom of the glacier. What is this process called?
till
outwash
plucking
kettle lakes
River deposit sediment when they enter into other bodies of water. What is the structure created by this process?
delta
oxbow lake
alluvial fan
kettle lake
River deposit sediment when they exit mountains and flow onto land areas. What is the structure created by this process?
delta
oxbow lake
alluvial fan
kettle lake
Glaciers are created when more snow accumulates than melts away. What the step between snow and glacial ice?
firn
outwash
glacial milk
till
Chemical weathering occurs after _____ occur.
chemical changes or reactions
physical changes
color changes
metamorphic
Mechanical weathering occurs after _____ occur.
chemical changes or reactions
physical changes
color changes
igneous
What is the process by which natural forces break down rocks?
deposition
erosion
weathering
metamorphism
Which rocks form from molten rock (magma and lava)?
igneous
sedimentary
metamorphic
mineralistic
Which rocks form from other sediments?
igneous
sedimentary
metamorphic
mineralistic
Which rocks form from other rocks that are changed by heat and pressure?
igneous
sedimentary
metamorphic
mineralistic
Which is molten or melted rock above Earth's surface?
lava
magma
intrusive
extrusive
Which is molten or melted rock below Earth's surface?
lava
magma
intrusive
extrusive
What igneous rocks are created from magma?
intrusive with small mineral grains
extrusive with small mineral grains
intrusive with large mineral grains
extrusive with large mineral grains
What igneous rocks are created from lava?
intrusive with small mineral grains
extrusive with small mineral grains
intrusive with large mineral grains
extrusive with large mineral grains
What sedimentary rocks are formed from broken pieces?
clastic
organic
chemical
foliated
What sedimentary rocks are formed from a solution of minerals?
clastic
organic
chemical
foliated
What sedimentary rocks are formed from dead plants and animals?
clastic
organic
chemical
nonfoliated
What metamorphic rocks have parallel bands or layers?
clastic
organic
foliated
nonfoliated
What metamorphic rocks have different textures or appearance without parallel bands or layers?
clastic
organic
foliated
nonfoliated
