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WorksheetsUnit 1 PHYSICAL PROCESSES AND HEI Test Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
A narrow strip of land that connects two larger areas of land.
Atoll
Isthmus
Peninsula
Plateau
A low area of land between hills or mountains.
Mountain
Desert
Valley
Stream
What landform does this photo show?
Peninsula
Isthmus
Italy
India
What landform does this photo show?
River
Plain
Mountain
Island
What are the 3 major climate zones in order from the equator to the poles?
Polar, Temperate, Tropical
Tropical, Temperate, Polar
Temperate, Polar, Tropical
Temperate, Tropical, Polar
What is the condition of the Earth's atmosphere at a certain time and place?
Climate
Temperature
Weather
Air Pressure
What is the weather conditions in an area over a long period of time?
Climate
Temperature
Elevation
Precipitation
What is a prolonged period of abnormally low rainfall which results in a loss of plant and animal life, including crops?
Drought
Volcano
Blizzard
Flood
An area of land that has water on three sides.
Peninsula
Isthmus
Atoll
Plateau
This is created by spreading plate boundaries that lie under continents.
Plateau
Peninsula
Isthmus
Rift Valley
A ring-shaped coral reef including a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partially or completely.
Rift Valley
Isthmus
Atoll
Peninsula
An area of land rising above the surrounding land with a relatively flat surface.
Plateau
Peninsula
Atoll
Isthmus
What fault is the image below an example of?
subduction
divergence
convergence
transformative
What fault is the image below an example of?
Subduction
Divergence
Convergence
Transformative
B.L.A.H. stands for...
Biosphere (Life), Lithosphere (Rock), Atmosphere (Air), Hydrosphere (Water).
Biosphere (Life), Livingsphere (People), Airsphere (Air), Hydrosphere (Water).
Biology (Life), Livingsphere (People), Aerosphere (Rock), Hydrate (Water)
Biology (Life), Lithosphere (Rock), Atoms (Energy), Hydrate (Water)
What does W.E.T. stand for?
WEATHERING EROSION TACTILE
WEATHERING ECHOLOCATION TECTONICS
WATERING EROSION TECTONICS
WEATHERING EROSION TECTONICS
What are some factors that affect climate?
GPS, GIS, Time of the year, Seasons
Tropical Latitude, Temperate Latitude, Wind Currents, Mid latitude
Mountain Ranges, Ocean Currents, Placement on the Continent, Wind Currents, Elevation, Latitude
Elevation, Latitude, Longitude, Orographic Effect
A renewable resource...
are resources that will never replenish.
are resources that replenish themselves over time.
are resources.
are resources that are available for a little while and then gone.
A nonrenewable resource...
are resources that replenish themselves over time.
are resources.
are resources that will never replenish.
are resources that are available for a little while and then gone.
A _____________________ is a region established by the government.
formal region
functional region
perceptual region
cultural region
What does MR HELPS stand for?
Movement, Region, Human Environment Interaction, Location, Place, and Scale
Movement, Region, Human Economic Interplay, Location, Place, and Scale
Movement, Region, Human Environment Interaction, Location, Person, and Sell
Making, Rocks, Human Environment Interaction, Location, Place, and Scale
The following picture best represents.....
Dependence
Adaptation
Modification
Technology
What fault is the image below an example of?
subduction
divergence
convergence
transformative
What fault is the image below an example of?
subduction
divergence
convergence
transformative
