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Unit 4 Test

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do older mountains look different than younger mountains?

a)

The same and more pointy

b)

Shorter and rounder

c)

Shorter and more pointy

d)

Taller and rounder

2.

Which resource below is not a renewable resource?

a)

Sun

b)

Food

c)

Fossil Fuels

d)

Wind

3.

How does sediment become rock?

a)

The sediment erupts and hardens

b)

The sediment is pressured by going deep into the Earth

c)

The sediment is eroded away

d)

The sediment is cemented and compacted together

4.

What does a sedimentary rock need to become a metamorphic rock?

a)

Erosion

b)

Weathering

c)

Heat and Pressure

d)

Cooling and Crystallizing

5.

How are igneous rocks formed?

a)

When rock has melted and hardened/cooled

b)

When rock has been compacted together

c)

When rock has been pressured into the Earth

d)

When rock has been eroded and weathered

6.

What does weathering do?

a)

Causes rocks to move around

b)

Causes rocks to break into smaller pieces

c)

Cause heat and pressure into the Earth

d)

Cause compaction and cementation

7.

Why are ancient organisms buried deep in the Earth?

a)

Organisms were pushed down

b)

Organisms were buried during mining

c)

Organisms were buried by natural processes

d)

Organisms were lost under volcanic eruptions

8.

How are fossil fuels taken from Earth?

a)

They are found in tar pits

b)

They are manufactured by humans

c)

They are harvested from oceans

d)

They are mined out through wells

9.

If there are more people only Earth, what will happen to the amount of trash?

a)

There will be less trash

b)

There will be more trash

c)

The amount of trash will stay the same

10.

Since the human population is growing a lot, how will more agriculture affect the environment?

a)

The amount of chemicals used right now will stay the same

b)

There will be less use of chemicals

c)

There will be more use of chemicals