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Texas Eco Regions

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which eco region experiences wind erosion most commonly?

a)

Piney woods

b)

High plains

c)

Trans Pecos

d)

Katy TX

2.

What eco region in TX has the most wind erosion from the Gulf of Mexico?

a)

Gulf Prairies and Marshes

b)

Pineywoods

c)

Edwards Aquifer

d)

Australia

3.

What is the primary agent of erosion in the High Plains?

a)

Water

b)

Gravity

c)

Wind

d)

James Bond

4.

Which one of the following is an outcome of deposition?

a)

Formation of an island

b)

Ice Wedging

c)

Creation of Arches

d)

Rivers being carved out of rock

5.

Blackland prairie is formed mainly by

a)

chemical weathering

b)

wildfires and wildlife grazing

c)

deposition

d)

ice wedging

6.

Weathering

a)

deposits sediments

b)

moves water by gravity

c)

determines cold fronts moving in

d)

breaks rocks down

7.

Plants prevent erosion by

a)

going through photosynthesis to make oxygen

b)

formation of seeds

c)

anchoring soil in place

d)

None of these are true

8.

What is the process of weathering that occurs when water freezes in rock?

a)

Ice wedging

b)

glacial retreat

c)

ice caps melting

d)

water flow

9.

Chemical weathering

a)

happens very quickly

b)

only happens where the temperature is hot

c)

changes the chemical composition of materials

d)

breaks rock down by temperature changes

10.

This ecoregion is known for it's solid limestone and is

located at the point of the "big bend" of the Rio Grande

River

a)

Piney Woods

b)

Edwards Plateau

c)

Rolling Hills

d)

Llano Uplift

11.

The 10 eco regions in TX are

a)

unique with their plant and animal communities

b)

have a unique climate

c)

characterized by ecological features

d)

All of these are true

12.

This TX eco region is located in the eastern portion of the state and is the wettest region in Texas

a)

Piney Woods

b)

Blackland Prairie

c)

Edwards Plateau

d)

Gulf Prairies and Marshes