WorksheetsChapter 2 Review - The Physical World
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 26mins
To move around it
Axis
Moving
Rotation
Orbit
Rain generally falls on this side of the mountain
Windward
Leeward
Facing the ocean
Facing away from the ocean
Movements of air are called
Whistle
Fast air
Wind
Equinox
Life on earth cannot exist without what 2 things
Light
Soil
Heat
Water
The imaginary line that runs through earth's center from the north pole to the south pole
Revolution
Rotation
Equator
Axis
A complete trip around the sun
Rotation
Revolving
Revolution
Moving earth
How long is a revolution?
24 hours
365 days
24 hours and 1/4
365 days and 1/4
How often does the earth rotate?
Once every 365 1/4 days
Once every Leap Year
Once every 24 hours
Once a month
How many layers make up the inside of the earth?
2
3
4
5
Who was the scientist who invented a system that divided earth into climate zones?
Albert Einstein
Sir Isaac Newton
Boris Karloff
Wladimir Koppen
Why are cities often warmer than areas in the countryside?
Cities have more parks.
Cities consume more water.
Cities have more lights.
Cities have more metal, asphalt, and concrete surfaces.
Why do places on earth have daily periods of daylight and darkness?
Because of earth's North and South Poles
Because earth rotates once every 24 hours
Becasue of earth's tilt
Because of the distance from the sun
What are the 3 layers of the earth?
Dermis, epidermis, subdermis
Summer, solstice, equinox
core, mantle, crust
crust, outer core, inner core
All bodies of water =
Biosphere
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Atmosphere
Earth's crust including beneath the ocean's =
Biosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Layer of gases above earth's surface =
Biosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
All living organisms on or near earth's surface =
Biosphere
Atmosphere
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
What causes earthquakes and volcanoes?
plate movement
the moon's pull on the earth
solar flares
the earth's tilt
How long does it take plates to move enough to create landforms?
thousands of years
millions of years
hundreds of years
around 100 years
What is the name for a long narrow steep- sided cut in the ground?
continental shelf
a ridge
the continental divide
a trench
What percent of earth's surface is water?
70%
90%
85%
75%
How many continents are found on Earth?
10
4
7
15
What is the center of the earth called?
mantle
core
crust
lithosphere
What causes the seasons to change on Earth?
the North and South Poles
Earth's distance from the sun
the wind currents
the earth's tilt as it revolves around the sun
What force has caused the fastest change in Earth's environment in the last 50 years?
erosion
human actions
weathering
volcanic eruptions
Where are you more likely to see an ice sheet?
in the Rockies
at the North Pole
in the Bryce Canyon
along the Equator
What is the largest type of ice mass?
glacier
ice cap
ice sheet
avalanche
Process by which liquid water is turned into water vapor?
condensation
erosion
evaporation
weathering
What does elevation describe?
how far above sea level a land-form or location is
how deep an ocean is
how many square miles of land a country has
how much erosion has occurred
What process works with weathering to change Earth's surface?
change in seasons
gravity
solar flares
erosion
Which 2 continents are completely surrounded by water?
Australia and Antarctica
Asia and Africa
Europe and Africa
Europe and Asia
What percentage of earth's water is salt water?
45
83
52
97
What term describes the increase in the average temperature in Earth's atmosphere?
climate zones
global change
climate warning
global warming
The majority of the air in earth's atmosphere is made up of?
oxygen
helium
nitrogen
lithium
Water deposited on the earth in the form of rain, snow, hail, sleet, or mist.
rain shawdow
daily weather
climate
precipitation
Region of reduced rainfall on one side of a high mountain?
Mountain problems
Rain tunnel
Acid rain
Rain shadow
Large, continuous mass of land
glacier
island
continent
continental shelf
Narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas?
Isthmus
Tundra
Axis
Valley
Earth's water recycling system?
evaporation
condensation
water cycle
acid rain
Which of these is a biome?
isthmus
tundra
axis
revolution
State of the atmosphere at a given time such as during a week, a day, or an afternoon?
weather
climate
tropics
humid temperate
Occurs on June 21st in the Northern Hemisphere?
Winter Solstice
Summer Solstice
Fall Solstice
Spring Solstice
The amount of water has not changed since our planet formed billions of years ago?
True
False
What percentage of earth's water is freshwater?
97%
2%
1%
3%
The deepest location on Earth is the -
Lewis Trench
Mariana Trench
Al's Cave
Omega's cliff
