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WorksheetsLandforms Study Guide Review
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
The _____________ is the center of the Earth.
magma
oceanic
core
mantle
The ________________ is the largest of the Earth's layers, making up 80% of the Earth.
Core
Mantle
Magma
Mountain
The crust found above the ocean is called the _________________ crust.
Oceanic
Continental
Magma
Core
The crust found below the ocean is called the ___________ crust.
Mantle
Continental
Oceanic
Core
A __________________ is the thickest part of the earths crust
Core
Mountain
Mantle
Magma
__________________ is molten rock found in the mantle.
Mountain
Core
Magma
Oceanic
A deep valley with high, steep sides, formed by the moving water in rivers:
Valley
Volcano
Canyon
Plain
An opening in earths surface, through which lava flows:
Mountain Range
Canyon
Valley
Volcano
A fan shaped landform created as rivers leave behind sediment as they met the ocean:
Delta
Canyon
Volcano
Mountain Range
Low land between hills or mountains
Canyon
Valley
Delta
Plain
Land which rises high above the ground:
Volcano
Valley
Delta
Mountain
Wide, flat area of land:
Plain
Valley
Mountain
Delta
What do constructive forces do?
Constructive forces build up oceans.
Constructive forces build up landforms.
Constructive forces break down landforms.
Constructive forces break down oceans
What do destructive forces do?
Destructive forces build up landforms.
Destructive forces tear down landforms.
Destructive forces build up oceans.
Destructive forces tear down oceans.
Where do earthquakes occur?
Earthquakes happen along valleys.
Earthquakes happen along faults.
Earthquakes happen along continents
Earthquakes happen along mountains
How can volcanoes be a destructive force?
The top of the mountain can be built up
Volcanoes can cause the temperatures
to become cooler.
Volcanoes can change Earth’s surface.
The lava and ash can destroy forests and bury fields.
What natural process can be the result of an underwater earthquake?
tsunamis
hurricane
storm
landslide
How can floods be both constructive and destructive? Select ALL that are correct:
When the flood occurs, rapid erosion can take place and move soil and sediments away.
When the flood recedes, new sediment is left behind and can build up rich soil deposits.
The water overflows the riverbanks onto the land.
Can cause huge waves
What natural process can be triggered by a flood or an earthquake
tsunami
hurricane
landslide
snow storm
Select all constructive forces:
deposition
weathering
landslides
volcanic eruptions
floods
which is the correct list of destructive forces?
erosion, landslides, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions,
earthquakes, and floods.
weathering, erosion, landslides, volcanic eruptions,
earthquakes, and hurricanes
weathering, erosion, landslides, volcanic eruptions,
earthquakes, and floods.
weathering, erosion, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions,
earthquakes, and floods.
