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WorksheetsChapter 2/3 Test Review
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
Revolution
Water found below the surface of the Earth
One complete spin of the Earth on its axis
One Trip around the sun
Movement of Sediment
Front
A place where two different air masses
meet
Movement of Sediment
Process by which rock is broken down
One Trip around the sun
Groundwater
Water found below the surface of the Earth
One Trip around the sun
Water that contains salt and other minerals
Water that has no salt
Weathering
One Trip around the sun
Process by which rock is broken down
Movement of Sediment
A place where two different air masses
meet
Erosion
A place where two different air masses
meet
Process by which rock is broken down
Movement of Sediment
Water found below the surface of the Earth
Rotation
One Trip around the sun
One complete spin of the Earth on its axis
A place where two different air masses
meet
Movement of Sediment
What are the tropics?
Regions close to the equator
Regions furthest from the
equator
Regions in the S. Hemisphere
Regions in the N. Hemisphere
What do ocean currents move around the world?
Water
Sediment
Heat
How do Convergent Plates move?
By two different plates separating
By two different plates sliding past
each other
By two different plates coming together
How do Divergent Plates move?
By two different plates separating
By two different plates sliding past
each other
By two different plates coming together
How do Transform Plates move?
By two different plates separating
By two different plates sliding past
each other
By two different plates coming together
What is the difference between weather and climate?
Weather is long-term, Climate is short-term
Both are the same, they are both long-term
Weather is short-term, Climate is long-term
Both are the same, they are both short-term
What is a monsoon?
Seasonal winds that bring dry or moist air
Seasonal ocean currents that bring warm or cold water
Winds that bring dry or moist air depending on the hemisphere they are in
Ocean currents that bring warm or cold water depending on location
What are prevailing winds?
Winds that blow in different
directions over large areas
Winds that blow in the same
direction over large areas
Winds that blow in the same direction over small areas
Winds that blow in dierent directions over small areas
What can mountains influence?
Influence Air
Influence Precipitation
Influence both air and
precipitation
None of the above
What is a Steppe?
A completely dry climate
Another type of desert
Semi-dry grasslands or prairies
A temperate climate near the coasts
