Worksheets6th Final
Total questions: 80
Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins
The process that breaks down rock and other substances is called.....?
deposition
preserving
sediment
weathering
The process by which sediment is laid down in new locations is called...?
abrasion
deposition
weathering
erosion
What kind of weathering causes the composition of rocks to change?
mechanical weathering
permeable weathering
chemical weathering
general weathering
In which layer of soil would you find humus?
A horizon
B horizon
C horizon
Bedrock
Which of the following are landforms created by glaciers?
kettle lake, horns, and U-shaped valleys
oxbow lakes, deltas, and gullies
dunes, sandhills and deflation
headlands, beach and spit
A large mass of ice that slowly moves over land causing erosion and deposition is a ....?
moraine
horn
cirque
glacier
What is the slow, downhill mass movement of rock and soil?
creep
slump
landslide
mudslide
What are the three types of rocks in the rock cycle?
hard, soft, brittle
sand, stone, volcanic
igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic
fossils, magma, sand
The breakdown of rock into smaller pieces of the same rock without any change in its composition
mechanical weathering
chemical weathering
erosion
deposition
When rock is broken by the freezing and thawing of ice, it is known as...
chemical weathering
mechanical weathering
erosion
deposition
Which of the following correctly lists the layers in order from oldest to youngest?
A, B, C, D, E
E, B, C, D, A
E, D, C, B, A
C, B, A, D, E
This idea states that the same processes that occurred in the past operate in the same way as they do in the present.
Absolute Dating
Relative Dating
Catastrophism
Uniformitarianism
This is a natural solid that is made of one or more minerals.
Mineral
Fossil
Rock
Sediment
Which layer has convection currents where the hot, less dense magma rises and the cooler, dense magma sinks?
inner core
outer core
mantle
crust
Which type of plate boundary would cause mountains to form?
Transform
Convergent
Divergent
Reform
Which kind of waves usually do the most damage in an earthquake?
P Waves
Surface waves
S Waves
M waves
A sleeping volcano is called what?
active
dormant
extinct
structural
The image is showing what process?
condensation
transpiration
precipitation
liquification
What is a wavelength?
The horizontal distance between wave crests
The highest point of the wave
The lowest point of the wave
The amount of energy a wave carries
The measure of dissolved salts in water
acidity
oxygenation
salinity
saturation
The energy that drives the water cycle comes from the _____?
Sun
Earth
rain
ocean
Water is a _____________ molecule meaning the positive hydrogen end attracts the negative oxygen end.
balanced
universal
non polar
polar
What is the lowest part of a wave called?
crest
trough
wave length
wave height
