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Geo

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A force call (a)   pulled dust and gasses together to form rock. The rock merged to form planets.

2.

Over time, simple single cells (a)   into more complex cells, and eventually different types of cells joined, to form the first soft bodied animals.

3.

(a)   are big chunk of rock. Comets are rock, ice and frozen gases.

4.

(a)   geography is about how we interact with our environment. For example, about how we damage or protect places or create pollution.

5.

Maps represent what the Earth looks like from (a)   .

6.

Lines of latitude are drawn (a)   the globe.

7.

(a)   are used to help locate features on a map

8.

Different (a)   on maps are used to show sizes and levels of detail.

9.

The UK consists of four nations, which is England, Scotland, Wales, and (a)   .

10.

The west coast of the British Isles usually warmer than the east coast in winter, is influence by the North Atlantic Drift, a (a)   .

11.

An (a)   is a person who moves here from another country, to live.

12.

(a)   is the UK’s capital city, and by far its biggest city.

13.

(a)   form when layer of snow build up (over years) and compact to form ice, which eventually starts to flow.

14.

Glaciers on mountain slopes are called (a)   glaciers.

15.

As the glaciers flows down the mountain, the front eventually reaches a warmer place, where it melts. So, the transported material is (a)   .

16.

A glacier is a system. There is a zone of (a)   where snow is added.

17.

A/An (a)   is formed when three or more cirques are formed back to back.

18.

(a)   are mounds of deposited moraine. They have a steep side and a sloping side.

19.

Any material carried or moved by a glacier is called (a)   .

20.

Old tributaries, which would have once fed into the valley are left suspended and are known as (a)   .

21.

What does the Big Bang Theory say?

a)

All of the matter in the universe exploded from a tiny, dense point.

b)

Two galaxies collided causing a Big Bang.

c)

The universe was created in its current location.

d)

The universe is collapsing and getting smaller.

22.

Which of the following is evidence of the Big Bang Theory?

a)

The universe is expanding.

b)

The universe is getting smaller.

c)

The universe is not moving.

d)

Cavemen heard a loud bang at the beginning of time.

23.

Human beings evolved during which geologic era?

a)

Cenozoic

b)

Paleozoic

c)

Mesozoic

d)

Precambrian

24.

Large reptiles became abundant during the ________ Era?

a)

Mesozoic

b)

Precambrian

c)

Cenozoic

d)

Paleozoic

25.

Most periods in the geologic time scale are named for _______.

a)

geographic localities

b)

catastrophic events

c)

fossils

d)

Palaeontologists

26.

The smallest planet in our solar system is

a)

Saturn

b)

Mercury

c)

Earth

d)

Jupiter

27.

What happens to a rock when it is weathered?

a)

It is broken into smaller pieces or dissolved.

b)

It changed in to a new substance.

c)

It is moved by air, wind, or smaller.

d)

It is changed into a tree.

28.

Which of the following is NOT an example of physical geography?

a)

Desert

b)

Coastline

c)

Dam

d)

Mountains

29.

Maps are useful as they _______________.

a)

Can be used for planning and decision making

b)

Contain necessary information about a place

c)

Show the physical features of an area

d)

Are representations of an actual place

30.

Which one of the following is the largest map scale?

a)

1:100 000

b)

1:500 000

c)

1:10 000

d)

1:25 000

31.

Height on a map can be shown by_________________.

a)

keys

b)

contours

c)

rulers

d)

Scales

32.

Which one is NOT a type of settlement?

a)

Dispersed

b)

Buildings

c)

Nucleated

d)

Linear

33.

“The bearing of Y from X is 270˚” means the same as

a)

Y is East of X

b)

Y is North of X

c)

Y is West of X

d)

Y is South of X

34.

All of the following statements about the equator is INCORRECT except________.

a)

the equator divides the globe into two hemispheres.

b)

the equator is Prime Meridian.

c)

the equator is longest longitude.

d)

it divides the Asian continent into two halves.

35.

Which nations occupy the island of Great Britain?

a)

England, Scotland, Wales, and Republic of Ireland

b)

England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland

c)

England, Scotland, and Wales

d)

England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland

36.

The British Isles are divided into how many countries?

a)

One, The United Kingdom

b)

One, Republic of Ireland

c)

Two, The United Kingdom and France

d)

Two, The United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland

37.

The weather of British Isle is dictated by factor below, except

a)

Altitude

b)

Equator

c)

Bearing

d)

Prevailing of direction

38.

Which parts of the UK is wettest?

a)

East coast

b)

South coast

c)

West coast

d)

North coast

39.

Which nation in the UK is most crowded?

a)

Wales

b)

England

c)

Republic of Ireland

d)

Scotland

40.

How much of Earth’s surface is covered by glaciers today?

a)

10%

b)

30%

c)

1%

d)

50%

41.

When did the last Ice Age peak?

a)

3.6 million years ago

b)

65 million years ago

c)

21,000 years ago

d)

11,000 years ago

42.

How fast do most glaciers move?

a)

6m/hr

b)

A few centimetres in 1000 years

c)

A few centimetres a day

d)

A few centimetres a year

43.

In what direction does the ice in a glacier flow?

a)

Sideways

b)

Uphill

c)

They are still

d)

Downhill

44.

Which type of glaciers are the largest?

a)

Ice bergs

b)

Ice Sheets

c)

Outlet glaciers

d)

Ice Shelves

45.

What term refers to a type of glacial erosion?

a)

Ablation

b)

Plucking

c)

Calving

d)

Plastic flow

46.

Glaciers that are not confined to valleys and cover less than 50,000 square kilometers are

a)

Non-valley

b)

Valley

c)

Ice sheets

d)

Ice caps

47.

A kind of deposit which forms ridges along it side is regarded as

a)

glacial drift

b)

till

c)

stratified drift

d)

Moraines

48.

Large masses of ice on land that show evidence of movement are called ______.

a)

ice packs

b)

glaciers

c)

icebergs

d)

all of these

49.

The cross-sectional diagram depicts a __________.

a)

roche-moutonnee

b)

drumlin

c)

kame

d)

Esker

50.

The transformation from ice to gaseous water vapor is called _________ .

a)

melting

b)

sublimation

c)

boiling

d)

condensation