WorksheetsOUR CHANGING EARTH
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 17mins
The huge mass of broken lithosphere is called
Lithosphere
Lithospheric plates
Tetrahedral
Asthenosphere
The forces which act in the interior of the earth are called:
Exogenic Forces
Engogenic Forces
Indogenic Forces
Endogenic Forces
The forces that work on the surface of the earth are called
Exogamic Forces
Engogenic Forces
Endogenic Forces
Exogenic Forces
A vent (opening) in the earth’s crust through which molten material erupts suddenly:
Earthquake
Landslide
Volcano
Meteor
When the Lithospheric plates move, the surface of the earth vibrates, called
Volcano
Landslide
Earthquake
Asthenosphere
The place in the crust from where the energy is released, called:
Epicentre
Epiccentre
Foci
Focus
The place on the surface where earthquake observed first called
Focus
Hypocentre
Epiccentre
Epicentre
The mouth of the volcano is known as:
Creator
Crator
Vent
Pipe
P waves can travel through:
Solid only
Liquid only
Gas only
All of the above
S waves can travel through:
Solid and Liquid
Liquid only
Solid only
Gas only
Which of the following are most destructive earthquake waves:
Primary waves
Secondary waves
Love waves
None of the above
Intensity of the earthquake is measured in:
Richter scale
Hygrometre
Thermometer
Mercalli Scale
Magnitude of the earthquake is measured in:
Mercalli Scale
Hygrometre
Thermometer
Richter scale
An earthquake is measured with a machine called
Richter Scale
Mercalli Scale
Hygromater
Seismograph
The breaking up of the rocks on the earth’s surface is called :
Erosion
Weathering
Transportation
Deposition
The wearing away of the landscape by different agents is called
Weathering
Deposition
Erosion
Landslide
Waterfall is the erosional feature of;
The River
waves
Winds
Glaciers
Meander is formed by:
waves
Winds
Glaciers
The River
oxbow lake is the result of:
Winds
Rivers
Glaciers
Waves
Natural Levee is the Depositional feature of:
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Flood plains are the depositional features of:
The River
Wind
Waves
Glaciers
Delta is the depositional feature of:
The River
wave
Winds
Glaciers
Morains are the depositional feature of :
The River
Wind
Waves
Glaciers
Mushroom rock is the erosional features of
The River
Wind
Waves
Glaciers
sand dunes are the depositional features of
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Loess is the depopsional feature of
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Stack is the erosional feature of:
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Sea Caves is the erosional feature of:
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Beach is the deposional feature of:
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
Which is not an erosional feature of sea waves?
Cliff
Beach
Sea cave
Stack
The depositional feature of a glacier is:
Flood plain
Beach
Moraine
Bergshund
Which is caused by the sudden movements of the earth?
Folding
Flood plain
Volcano
Mountains
Stack is the erosionl feature of:
The River
Winds
Waves
Glaciers
