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WorksheetsCycle 3 revision
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What type of plate boundary is this?
Constructive plate boundary
Conservative plate boundary
Divergent plate boundary
Distructive plate boundary
What is a constructive plate boundary?
Which is the correct description of a shield volcano?
Which is the correct description of a composite volcano?
What is the correct definition of weather?
What is the correct definition of climate?
If the weather across the UK is sunny and settled what kind of pressure is over the UK?
Which greenhouse gas contributes most to climate change?
What are the three variables on a climate graph?
Temperature, precipitation, and month
Which of these statements about Antarctica or not true?
Which ocean surrounds Antarctica?
Which continent is closets to Antarctica?
Which biome covers nearly all of Antarctica?
What term is given to an organism within an ecosystem that if it was taken away the ecosytem would collapse?
Which of the following best describes a destructive plate boundary?
Where two plates collide and one is forced beneath the other, often causing earthquakes and volcanoes
Where two plates slide past each other without creating or destroying crust
Where plates remain stationary and do not interact
Where two plates move apart and new crust forms
What is the main reason for the extremely cold temperatures in Antarctica?
Its high elevation and position at the Earth's southern pole
Its frequent volcanic eruptions
Its proximity to the equator
Its dense forests and vegetation
Which of the following is NOT considered a greenhouse gas?
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
Water vapor (H2O)
Oxygen (O2)
Methane (CH4)
Which of the following best explains why Antarctica receives very little precipitation?
Because it is surrounded by mountains that block all moisture
Because cold air holds less moisture, resulting in low precipitation
Because it is located near the equator
Because it is covered by dense forests
What is the primary cause of earthquakes at destructive plate boundaries?
The plates moving apart and forming new crust
The plates sliding past each other smoothly
The plates remaining stationary for long periods
One plate being forced beneath another, causing stress and sudden movement
Which of the following is a characteristic of a polar desert biome?
Dense vegetation and diverse animal life
High temperatures and abundant rainfall
Low precipitation and extremely cold temperatures
Frequent volcanic eruptions
