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WorksheetsMCAS Review 5th
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 48mins
Pick and example of PHYSICAL weathering:
Frost wedging
Acid rain
Oxidation
Carbonic acid
Which event breaks rocks down into smaller pieces?
Sedimentation
Deposition
Weathering
Erosion
In what way are weathering and erosion the same?
Both move sediment from one place to another.
Both break down rocks into smaller pieces
Both change the Earth's surface
Both leave sediment in new places
How do the processes of weathering and deposition differ?
Weathering breaks down rocks and deposition leaves them in new places
Weathering has to do with air and deposition has to do with plants
Weathering occurs only in summer and deposition occurs year-round
Weathering can be chemical or physical and deposition is only chemical
Which of these is the BEST example of physical weathering?
Sediment piling up at the mouth of a river
Plant roots growing through concrete and splitting it
Waves carrying sand away from a beach
Small rocks being carried along a river bed
Which would be the BEST example of deposition?
Sediment piling up at the mouth of a river
Plant roots growing through concrete and splitting it
Waves carrying sand away from a beach
A large rock splitting into pieces because of ice
An avalanche is an example of which process?
Weathering
Erosion
The process by which water, ice, wind, or gravity moves weathered rock and soil from one place to another.
Weathering
Erosion
Which of these is an example of erosion?
Light shining onto a mountain.
Rain breaking down rocks on a mountain into smaller pieces.
Wind blowing away bits of dirt to a new place on the mountain.
All of the above.
Earthquake is the sudden shaking of Earth.
True
False
Strong earthquakes can ruin tall buildings and destroy roads and houses.
True
False
A Tsunami is caused due to
Undersea Earthquake
Lightning
Heavy thunder
The movement of the earth’s plates causes
cyclones
earthquakes
thunderstorms
Choose one option which is not a cuase for the earthquake
Volcanic eruption
Tectonic plate movement
Tsunami
Where is the largest abundance of US Volcanoes located?
Alaska
Hawaii
California
Washington
What percentage of Earth's volcanoes are found in the Ring of Fire?
10%
25%
50%
75%
What is the most dangerous geological hazard common around the Ring of Fire?
Earthquakes
Mudslides
Volcanic Eruptions
Tsunamis
Around what body of water will you find the region known as the Ring of Fire?
Atlantic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
The current explanation for the geologic processes behind the Ring of Fire is that large pieces of the Earth's surface, called plates, are moving around. What is the name for the field of study which investigates this motion?
Terrology
Plate tectonics
Oceanography
Crust kinematics
Share with others.
brainstorm
communicate results
plan/create
evaluate
state the problem/challenge
The thing you want to work on.
brainstorm
communicate results
plan/create
evaluate
state the problem/challenge
A series of steps used to guide people as they develop new solutions, products, or processes.
design
engineering
engineering design process
technology
Select all the words that mean the same thing as "requirements".
criterion
constraints
restrictions
Select all the words that mean the same as "parameters".
requirements
criterion
constraints
A preliminary model of something from which other forms are developed or copied.
design
invention
prototype
technology
When you are gathering information for the Engineering Design Process you are ____________.
doing research
building a prototype
designing a solution
testing a solution
After planning a solution, the next step is to __________.
build a prototype
improve
ask questions
test and evaluate
After testing and evaluating your prototype design you would __________.
imagine and plan
improve the design
build a prototype
test and evaluate
Which word best describes a prototype?
model
problem
step
solution
