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WorksheetsES 2nd summative exam
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of this is not an example of exogenic process?
Weathering
Mass wasting
Erosion
Earthquake
Which of this is not an example of endogenic process?
Volcanic eruption
Earthquakes
Tension
Oceanic erosion
There are three ideas to consider generating magma. Which this is not truth about it?
Addition of heat
Addition of volatiles
Decreasing of pressure through convection current
Increasing of temperature through convection current
This is the area that one plate descends beneath the other plates by convergent boundaries.
Subduction zone
Subduction
Trenches
Islands
Which of this not creation of hotspot?
Islands
Volcanoes
Mountains
Rift valley
There are three ways to increase the temperature of magma. Which of this is not true about it?
Use friction by subduction zones
Adding heat to crustal rocks
By convection current
Adding volatiles
What is the best example of volatiles?
Water
Air
Soil
Light
what kind of deformation of the crust is brittle deformation?
Folds
Faults
Anticline
Strike slip
this is the process which rocks can deform to create new shape or structure except to:
translated from its original position
transcript from its original position
changed in orientation
changed in shape
this is defining as a bend in rocks that is response to compression force.
Folds
Faults
Anticlines
Synclines
fault in which the movement is primarily parallel to the inclination or dip of the fault surface.
Dip-slip fault
Normal fault
Reverse fault
Graben fault
fault is produced when tensional stresses result in the subsidence of a block of rocks.
Normal fault
Reverse fault
Graben fault
Horst fault
fault is the development of to reverse fault causing a block of rock to be pushed up.
Normal fault
Reverse fault
Graben fault
Horst fault
what we call to the process when water flows horizontally through the soil and rocks under the influence of gravity.
Evaporation
Percolation
Precipitation
Sublimation
what we call to the process when water condensed and fall to the earth surface.
Evaporation
Percolation
Precipitation
Sublimation
this is the top layer of the ground water.
Water table
Water vapor
Zone of saturation
Zone of unsaturation
when water fill the spaces between soil particles and fractures of rocks beneath the earth surface.
Groundwater
Water table
Zone of aeration
Zone of saturation
what we call to the process when the water form precipitation process absorbs by soil and go beneath the surface of earth.
Natural recharge
Chemical recharge
Lateral recharge
Elongate recharge
it is involves removing dissolved salts from ocean water or from brackish water in aquifers or lakes
Desalination
Distillation
Reverse osmosis
Reservation
it is involving heating saltwater until it evaporates and condense as freshwater.
Desalination
Distillation
Reverse osmosis
Reservation
this is uses high pressure to force saltwater through a membrane filter with pores small enough to remove the salt.
Desalination
Distillation
Reverse osmosis
Reservation
Sharply defined, dramatic subsidence is sometimes referred to________.
Sinkholes
Falling debris
Mudflow
Landslides
Which of this is not an advantage of groundwater?
Useful for drinking and irrigation
Exists almost everywhere
Nonrenewable even if we over pumped or contaminated
Cheaper to extract than most surface waters
Which of this is not a disadvantage of groundwater?
Aquifer depletion from over pumping
Sinking of land from over pumping
Pollute the aquifers lasts decades or centuries
Deeper wells are renewable
The surface of the earth consists of 71 % which ____ percent of it is salt water.
97 %
96 %
95 %
94 %
The fresh water that already available for drink consists of ____ percent.
0.024 %
0.24%
2.4%
24.42%
This is absorption of water form streams, rivers, and lakes to pill up the groundwater.
Natural recharge
Chemical recharge
Lateral recharge
Elongate recharge
which consolidated laws of governing the ownership, appropriation, utilization, exploitation, development, conservation and protection of the country ‘s water resources council.
Precedential Decree no. 424
Precedential Decree no. 1067
Precedential Decree no. 222
Precedential Decree no. 1995
this is Precedential Decree that created the National Water Resources Council for appropriation and utilization of surface and ground water.
Precedential Decree no. 424
Precedential Decree no. 1067
Precedential Decree no. 222
Precedential Decree no. 1995
which of this is not example of usage of water.
Use of water for fisheries
Use of water for livestock raising
Use of water for industrial politics
Use of water for recreational purposes
