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Final Review 8R 2025

Total questions: 130

Worksheet time: 1hrs 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which process primarily transfers heat by moving air as shown in this diagram?

a)

conduction

b)

convection

c)

radiation

d)

transpiration

2.

What happens to warm air?

a)

it sinks because it is less dense

b)

it rises because it is less dense

c)

it sinks because it is more dense

d)

it rises because it is more dense

3.

What happens to cold air?

a)

it sinks because it is less dense

b)

it rises because it is less dense

c)

it sinks because it is more dense

d)

it rises because it is more dense

4.

Convection currents like those shown in the diagram are what is responsible for the movement of Earth's plates. Which layer of Earth do you find these currents?

a)

inner core

b)

outer core

c)

mantle

d)

crust

5.

Which layer of Earth is most dense?

a)

inner core

b)

outer core

c)

mantle

d)

crust

6.

Which layer of Earth is least dense?

a)

inner core

b)

outer core

c)

mantle

d)

crust

7.

Which layer of Earth is hottest?

a)

inner core

b)

outer core

c)

mantle

d)

crust

8.

Which layer of Earth has the most pressure?

a)

inner core

b)

outer core

c)

mantle

d)

crust

9.

An air mass classified as cP usually forms over which type of Earth surface?

a)

cool water

b)

cool land

c)

warm water

d)

warm land

10.

An air mass classified as mT usually forms over which type of Earth surface?

a)

cool water

b)

cool land

c)

warm water

d)

warm land

11.

What does this graph show?

a)

As air altitude increases, air pressure increases

b)

As altitude increases air pressure stays the same

c)

As altitude increases, air pressure decreases

d)

The relationship between air pressure and altitude is cyclical

12.

Which table correctly classifies each rock type?

a)

1 | sedimentary 2 | metamorphic 3 | igneous

b)

1 | sedimentary 2 | igneous 3 | metamorphic

c)

1 | metamorphic 2 | igneous 3 | sedimentary

d)

1 | igneous 2 | metamorphic 3 | sedimentary

13.

What is the time in Boston when it is 11 a.m. in San Diego?

a)

8 a.m.

b)

2 p.m.

c)

3 p.m.

d)

noon

14.

The photograph below shows the Milky Way Galaxy. Why aren't we able to see the spiral shape?

a)

because the Earth is on a tilted axis

b)

because the stars are too small and dim

c)

because there are additional stars outside the galaxies

d)

because the Earth is part of the Milky Way

15.

What does the map in the document show?

a)

The average temperature in New York State

b)

The average yearly precipitation in New York State

c)

The population density in New York State

d)

The elevation levels in New York State

16.

Which tectonic plate boundary is most likely to produce metamorphic rock?

a)

Divergent Plate Boundary

b)

Convergent Plate Boundary

c)

Transform Plate Boundary

d)

None of the above

17.

Which tectonic plate boundary is most likely to produce igneous rock?

a)

Divergent Plate Boundary

b)

Convergent Plate Boundary

c)

Transform Plate Boundary

d)

None of the above

18.

What process is involved in the formation of sedimentary rock from sediment?

a)

weathering and erosion

b)

melting and solidification of magma

c)

compaction and cementation

d)

extreme heat and pressure

19.

Which statement identifies the evidence for how the past and current movements of oceanic crust explain the ages of this ocean floor rock?

a)

Oceanic crust at the mid-ocean ridge is the youngest and it gets older as you get farther from the ridge

b)

Ocean crust at the mid-ocean ridge in block diagram A is now the oldest and gets younger as you get farther from the ridge

c)

The age of the crust at the mid-ocean ridge stays the same as the distance from the ridge increases

20.

What type of plate boundary is shown here where the plates are moving apart?

a)

divergent

b)

convergent

c)

transform

d)

subduction

21.

For which object is the lighted surface shown incorrectly?

a)

Moon

b)

Mercury

c)

Venus

d)

Earth

22.

If it is 9 a.m. in the Eastern Time Zone, what time is it in the Pacific Time Zone?

a)

3 a.m.

b)

6 a.m.

c)

6 p.m.

d)

9 p.m.

23.

Based on evidence from the map, which statement identifies the pattern of the ages of crustal rocks in North America?

a)

The oldest rocks in North America are found along the Gulf of Mexico, and the youngest rocks are found along the Hudson Bay.

b)

The central region of the continent contains the oldest rocks, while the youngest rocks are found along the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts.

c)

The oldest rocks are found in the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains.

d)

Rocks of the same age are found along the entire coastline of North America.

24.

On which date in September 2025 is the moon completely visible?

a)

September 1

b)

September 7

c)

September 14

d)

September 21

25.

On which date would a LUNAR eclipse most likely occur?

a)

September 1

b)

September 7

c)

September 14

d)

September 21

26.

On which date would the next new moon most likely occur?

a)

October 1

b)

October 7

c)

October 14

d)

October 21

27.

The student was able to record the temperature of both the washer and the water over a period of 90 seconds. They recorded their temperature data in the graph below, but forgot to label the materials. Select the bar graph that correctly shows the temperatures that represent each material in Table 1.

a)

Graph A

b)

Graph B

c)

Graph C

d)

Graph D

28.

Which materials should be used for the handle of the pan so the chef doesn't get burned?

a)

Iron

b)

Copper

c)

Aluminum

d)

Stainless steel

29.

Which materials should be used for the bottom of the pan so it cooks evenly?

a)

Iron

b)

Copper

c)

Aluminum

d)

Stainless steel

30.

The diagram shows models of liquid and frozen water to illustrate how phase affects water molecule arrangement. How would the model look different if the water evaporated in the air?

a)

the particles would look the same as the liquid water model

b)

the particles would look the same as the frozen water model

c)

the particles would be spread out compared to the liquid water model

d)

the particles would be closer together compared to the frozen water model

31.

The volume of water increases when water freezes because

a)

water molecules have a low density.

b)

the components of a water molecule increase in mass.

c)

the arrangement of the molecules in the water changes.

d)

water molecules are composed of atoms from different elements.

32.

Which process of change is best represented by the sequence shown in the diagram?

a)

weathering

b)

deposition

c)

metamorphism

d)

condensation

33.

Which statement about the diagram is NOT true?

a)

Location X is experiencing sunset.

b)

The Sun appears to rise in the East.

c)

Earth rotates on its axis.

d)

Location Y is experiencing nighttime.

34.

Which motion is shown by the arrow?

a)

Earth's clockwise rotation

b)

Earth's clockwise revolution

c)

Earth's counterclockwise rotation

d)

Earth's counterclockwise revolution

35.

Which statement does this diagram support?

a)

we see different constellations at different times of the year

b)

The sun always hits the equator directly

c)

Earth rotates on its axis causing day and night

d)

The Earth revolves around the sun in a year

36.

What percentage of the Earth is always lit by the sun?

a)

15

b)

23.5

c)

24

d)

50

37.

This model is used to represent a certain day of the year on Earth. Which day would this best model?

a)

December 21

b)

March 21

c)

June 21

d)

September 22

38.

According to the model show, what happens to the number of daylight hours as you move from the south pole to the north pole?

a)

it increases

b)

it decreases

c)

it increases then decreases

d)

all areas have the same number of daylight hours

39.

Which of the following locations will experience the least variation in daylight hours (have almost the same temperature all year)?

a)

A

b)

C

c)

D

d)

Equator

40.

What type of weather would you be most likely to find near a high pressure system?

a)

rainy and warm

b)

wind and hail

c)

sunny and cooler temperatures

d)

hazy, hot and humid

41.

Which is the most likely air pressure for a HOT and HUMID day? (hint: happy, high, cool & dry)

a)

1028 mb

b)

1015 mb

c)

10008 mb

d)

996 mb

42.

As air temperature increases, what happens to air pressure?

a)

increases

b)

decreases

c)

increases, then decreases

d)

remains the same

43.

As air temperature decreases, what happens to air pressure?

a)

increases

b)

decreases

c)

increases, then decreases

d)

remains the same

44.

Which of the following PRESSURE differences will cause the strongest winds between city A and city B?

a)

City A: 1003.0

City B: 1003.5

b)

City A: 1010.0

City B: 980.0

c)

City A: 978.0

City B: 999.0

d)

City A: 1000.0

City B: 1000.0

45.

Which of the following PRESSURE differences will cause calm wind conditions between city A and city B?

a)

City A: 1003.0

City B: 1003.5

b)

City A: 1010.0

City B: 980.0

c)

City A: 978.0

City B: 999.0

d)

City A: 1000.0

City B: 1000.0

46.

A student makes a model as to why we see constellations in the sky. Which of the following is the ONLY accurate part of the model (the other two are errors)?

a)

The constellations should not revolve around Earth

b)

The sun should not be farther away than the constellations

c)

The Earth rotates on its axis

47.

Approximately how many hail reports were there at point A?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

4

d)

7

48.

Which of the following statements is best supported by the diagram?

a)

The majority of severe hail storms occur on the coast.

b)

The majority of severe hail storms occur in the central states of the US

c)

All states get more than 2 hail storm reports on average per year.

d)

Hail is more likely to occur along plate boundaries.

49.

What type of relationship exists between height at the top of a thunderstorm cloud and the probability of hail forming?

a)

direct

b)

inverse

c)

cyclical

d)

no relationship

50.

How could you protect yourself in a hail storm?

a)

Get in a car and follow the storm

b)

Seek shelter

c)

Crawl into a ditch

51.

Which of the following supports the idea that the continents were once joined and drifted apart?

a)

Convection currents in the core

b)

As altitude increases, air pressure decreases

c)

The shapes of the continents match up

d)

Warm air rises, expands, cools and condenses onto a condensation nuclei

52.
What type of pressure system would be associated with this weather forecast?
a)

Low Pressure System

b)

High Pressure System

53.

Which of the following concepts does this show?

a)

the rock cycle

b)

energy transfer

c)

continental drift

d)

greenhouse effect

54.

What weather conditions are associated with low pressure?

a)

sunny

b)

clear skies

c)

precipitation

d)

fair weather

55.

What causes winds?

a)

a large difference in air pressure

b)

low pressure systems

c)

high pressure systems

d)

no difference in air pressure

56.

What type of plate boundary is shown in the diagram?

a)

convergent

b)

subduction

c)

transform

d)

divergent

57.

Which way does heat move?

a)

from cold to hot

b)

from hot to cold

58.

What happens as temperature increases?

a)

kinetic energy increases and particles move farther apart

b)

kinetic energy decreases and particles move farther apart

c)

kinetic energy increases and particles move closer together

d)

kinetic energy decreases and particles move closer together

59.

The supercontinent in the continental drift hypothesis was called ____.

a)

Panthalasa

b)

Pangaea

c)

Mesosaurus

d)

Africa

60.

Fossils of a now extinct dinosaur have been near the east coast of South America and the west coast of Africa. The dinosaur could not swim or fly. What does this suggest about the continents of South America and Africa?

a)

The continents were once connected.

b)

A land bridge once connected the continents.

c)

The same type of animals evolved on both animals.

d)

Prehistoric man transported the dinosaur between the continents.

61.

Which does the arrow represent?

a)

the moon's orbit

b)

the rotation of Earth

c)

the revolution of Earth

d)

the tilt of Earth

62.

Between which two positions s the winter season in the Northern hemisphere?

a)

1 and 2

b)

2 and 3

c)

3 and 4

d)

4 and 1

63.

What conclusions have most scientists reached when comparing temperatures and CO2 concentrations?

a)

The warming earth is creating CO2 gas

b)

Increasing levels of CO2 are increasing Earth's temperatures

c)

There is no relationship between CO2 levels and temperature on Earth

d)

Increasing CO2 levels are decreasing Earth's temperatures

64.

Which type of material will absorb the most heat?

a)

dark and rough

b)

shiny and smooth

c)

white and smooth

d)

clear and transparent

65.
Which city is closest to a high pressure system?
a)
New York
b)
Miami
c)
Minneapolis
d)
Boise
66.

What is the process by which water vapor changes into liquid water, commonly seen as clouds forming in the sky?

a)

Evaporation

b)

Condensation

c)

Precipitation

d)

Sublimation

67.

You need to dissolve sugar quickly into some water. What temperature should you use?

a)

15*C

b)

100* C

c)

0*C

d)

75*C

68.

Which list correctly identifies the energy transfer between A, B and C

a)

A- Conduction, B-Convection, C-Ratiation

b)

A- Convection, B- Radiation, C- Conduction

c)

A- Convection, B- Conduction, C- Radiation

d)

A- Conduction, B- Radiation, C- Convection

69.

What is weathering?

a)

the breaking down of a rock

b)

the moving of a rock

c)

the dropping of a rock

70.

Which of the following energy transfers occurs through direct contact?

a)

condensation

b)

convection

c)

conduction

d)

radiation

71.

Students make a model using a globe and a flashlight. Which answer choice best explains the change from daytime to nighttime on Earth?

a)

The sun stops sending light to Earth at night.

b)

Earth moves farther away from the sun at night.

c)

The tilt of Earth causes less light to reach Earth at night.

d)

Earth rotates and causes different parts of Earth to experience night.

72.

The Mid-Atlantic ridge is a plate boundary that only passes through land in Iceland. What is likely to happen along the Mid-Atlantic ridge?

a)

more condensation than evaporation

b)

more volcanic eruptions

c)

more weather fronts forming

d)

Less greenhouse gasses emitted into the air

73.

On a summer day, water particles from the ocean change phase as they move into the air when heated. What is the name of this phase change?

a)

conduction

b)

condensation

c)

sublimation

d)

evaporation

74.

What is the name of the instrument used to measure temperature?

a)

thermometer

b)

barometer

c)

isoline

d)

psychrometer

75.

What is the name of the instrument used to measure air pressure?

a)

thermometer

b)

barometer

c)

isoline

d)

psychrometer

76.

What happens to air particles as you move from the Earth's surface to the thermosphere?

a)

they do not change

b)

they get closer together

c)

they spread farther apart

d)

they stop moving

77.

What is a hypothesis?

a)

A proven fact

b)

A testable prediction

c)

An untestable opinion

d)

A random guess

78.

Hypothesis that states that the continents once formed a single landmass then broke apart:

a)

continental drift

b)

seafloor spreading

c)

plate tectonics

d)

convection currents

79.
What is the primary cause of global warming?
a)
Deforestation
b)
Burning fossil fuels
c)
Ocean currents
d)
Volcanic eruptions
80.

Which two gases, when released into the atmosphere, are believed to contribute most to global warming?

a)

nitrogen and oxygen

b)

methane and carbon dioxide

c)

nitrogen and methane

d)

methane and oxygen

81.

What happens to temperature as the depth inside the Earth increases?

a)

it increases

b)

it decreases

c)

it stays the same

d)

it increases and decreases in a cyclical pattern

82.

Which statement is true?

a)

Water takes longer than land to heat up and cool down.

b)

Land takes longer than water to heat up and cool down.

c)

Water and land heat up and cool down at the same rate.

83.

Which of the following cup systems would keep a cup cold longest?

a)

a cup that changes temperature by 10 degrees in 30 minutes

b)

a cup that changes temperature by 5 degrees every 30 minutes

c)

a cup that changes temperature by 10 degrees in 15 minutes

d)

a cup that changes temperature by 30 degrees in 15 minutes

84.

What type of front is currently passing over Dallas, TX?​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Warm Front
Cold Front
Stationary Front
Occluded Front
85.
After a warm front passes through what type of weather will there be?
a)
Rainy or stormy, and cloudy
b)
Clear, dry, and sunny
c)

Mostly sunny and cool

d)

Hot, but dry

86.

Which of the following set of conditions would lead to a drought in a community?

a)

An increase in temperatures, an increase in precipitation

b)

An increase in precipitation, an increase in sea level

c)

A decrease in temperatures, an increase in precipitation

d)

An increase in temperature, a decrease in precipitation

87.

Which of the following set of conditions would lead to a flood in a community?

a)

An increase in temperatures

b)

An increase in precipitation

c)

A decrease in temperatures

d)

A decrease in precipitation

88.

The diagram represents a process occurring in Earth’s atmosphere in which heat energy is trapped in Earth’s atmosphere. What is the name of this process?

a)

The water cycle

b)

Carbon emissions

c)

Deforestation

d)

The greenhouse effect

89.

Which of the following is a cause of an increase in global temperatures over time?

a)

a decrease in the Earth's rate of rotation

b)

an increase in carbon dioxide and water vapor in the atmosphere

c)

The moon's gravitational pull on Earth

d)

an decrease in carbon dioxide and water vapor in the atmosphere

90.

Which two gases in Earth’s atmosphere will most significantly increase global temperatures?

a)

Nitrogen & Oxygen

b)

Ozone & Oxygen

c)

Oxygen & Carbon

d)

Methane and Carbon Dioxide

91.

What is the biggest source of freshwater on Earth?

a)

Surface Water

b)

Lakes

c)

Ground Ice & Permafrost

d)

Glaciers

92.

What is the most abundant greenhouse gas?

a)

carbon dioxide

b)

methane

c)

nitrous oxide

d)

other gases

93.

Compared to the surrounding material, mantle plumes rise toward Earth’s surface from the core-mantle boundary because they are

a)

cooler and less dense

b)

cooler and more dense

c)

hotter and more dense

d)

hotter and less dense

94.

What is the name of the heat transfer process that causes the movement of Earth's tectonic plates?

a)

Weathering

b)

Conduction

c)

Convection

d)

Metamorphism

95.

What happens to the density and temperature of rock within Earth’s interior as depth increases?

a)

density decreases and temperature decreases

b)

density decreases and temperature increases

c)

density increases and temperature decreases

d)

density increases and temperature increases

96.

Where can you find the coolest temperatures on Earth?

a)

the inner core

b)

the mantle

c)

the oceans

d)

Earth's surface

97.

Which layer of the atmosphere is heated most because the heat is transferred from Earth's land surfaces?

a)

thermosphere

b)

mesosphere

c)

stratosphere

d)

troposphere

98.

As altitude increases, air pressure decreases. Which layer of the atmosphere will have the lowest air pressure?

a)

thermosphere

b)

mesosphere

c)

stratosphere

d)

troposphere

99.

Which of the following describes the relationship between the arrangement of air molecules in the troposphere compared to those in the thermosphere?

a)

the air molecules are farther apart in the troposphere

b)

the air molecules are closer together in the troposphere

c)

the spacing of air molecules are the same in the troposphere and the thermosphere

d)

there are no air molecules in the troposphere

100.

The map below shows active volcanoes in the area surrounding the Pacific Ocean called the "Ring of Fire". What other geological event may occur in this same region?

a)

a hurricane

b)

a hailstorm

c)

an earthquake

d)

an eclipse

101.

The map below shows active volcanoes in the area surrounding the Pacific Ocean called the "Ring of Fire". Why are there more active volcanoes and earthquakes in this area?

a)

there is an abundance of weathering in the area

b)

there are several major tectonic plate boundaries in the area

c)

there is less seismic activity in the area

d)

the ocean is deepest in the areas

102.

Base your answer to questions on the diagram below, which represents a sedimentary rock composed of pebbles and sand. Which of the following processes is most responsible for the formation of the rock?

a)

weathering

b)

solidification of magma

c)

cementation and compaction of sediments

d)

intense heat and pressure

103.

Students are investigating the factors that affect the strength of the gravitational force that one object exerts on another object. They compiled their data in the table below. which of the following statements is true?

a)

gravity is strongest between two more massive objects that are close together

b)

gravity is strongest between two less massive objects that are close together

c)

gravity is strongest between two more massive objects that are far apart

d)

gravity is strongest between two less massive objects that are far apart

104.

The following graph shows precipitation and temperature information for an unnamed city. Which evidence from the graph indicates the city is located in the Northern hemisphere?

a)

the most precipitation is in July and August

b)

The warmest temperatures are in July and August

c)

The most precipitation is in May

d)

The coolest temperatures are March, July and August

105.

A student observed the Sun throughout the day over the neighbor’s house. The change the student observed is caused by the

a)

orbit of Earth around the Sun

b)

reflection of the Sun off the Moon

c)

orbit of the Sun through space

d)

rotation of Earth on its axis

106.

If the noontime sun is located in the southern sky, what direction would the shadow appear?

a)

north

b)

south

c)

east

d)

west

107.

If the angle of the noontime sun increases in the sky, what will happen to the length of the observer's shadow?

a)

it will remain the same

b)

it will increase

c)

it will decrease

108.

If the angle of the noontime sun increases in the sky, what will happen to the length of the observer's shadow?

a)

it will remain the same

b)

it will increase

c)

it will decrease

109.

A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth moves in between the sun and the moon casting a shadow on the moon so it cannot be seen at night. On which date

would a lunar eclipse most likely occur?

a)

July 1

b)

July 8

c)

July 16

d)

July 23

110.

A solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves in between the sun and the Earth casting a shadow of the moon on Earth so the sun is blocked out during the day. On which date

would a solar eclipse most likely occur?

a)

July 1

b)

July 8

c)

July 16

d)

July 23

111.

The moon phases are what we seen on Earth throughout the course of a month. Which factor determines the length of the moon cycle?

a)

the tilt of the Earth

b)

the Earth's rotation on its axis

c)

the moon rotating on its axis

d)

the moon's revolution around Earth

112.

What is the primary cause of the change seasons on Earth?

a)

The distance of Earth from the Sun

b)

The tilt of Earth's axis as it revolves around the Sun

c)

parallelism of the Sun's axis

d)

The elliptical shape of Earth's orbit

113.

Why do we get most of our light and heat energy from the Sun?

a)

it is the largest star in the Universe

b)

it is the hottest star in the Universe

c)

it is the most dense star in the Universe

d)

it is the closest star in the Universe

114.

Groundwater is water that collects underground that humans use for much of their water supply. Which of the following would lead to an INCREASE in groundwater?

a)

an increase in evaporation

b)

a decrease in the amount of condensation

c)

an increase in land use for buildings and cities

d)

an increase in precipitation

115.

What conclusions have most scientists reached when comparing temperatures and CO2 concentrations?

a)

The warming earth is creating CO2 gas

b)

Increasing levels of CO2 are increasing Earth's temperatures

c)

There is no relationship between CO2 levels and temperature on Earth

d)

Increasing CO2 levels are decreasing Earth's temperatures

116.

What is the primary source of increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere?

a)

Volcanic eruptions

b)

Deforestation

c)

Burning fossil fuels

d)

Increased animal agriculture

117.

Which of the following conditions will cause the longest number of daylight hours for the location described?

a)

Sunrise: 6:00 am

Sunset: 6:00 pm

b)

Sunrise: 5:30 am

Sunset: 6:30 pm

c)

Sunrise: 5:30 am

Sunset: 8:30 pm

d)

Sunrise: 7:30 am

Sunset: 5:00 pm

118.

What happens at a weather front?

a)

weathering

b)

climate change

c)

precipitation

d)

sunshine

119.

On a warm sunny, summer day, three students go to the beach. Which student's towel would have the greatest change in temperature as the sun shines on it all day?

a)

Paul's white towel

b)

Alex's black towel

c)

Jon's shiny silver towel

120.

As the size of a water droplet in a cloud increases, what happens to the chance of precipitation?

a)

there will not be any precipitation

b)

the chances of precipitation will be the same

c)

the chance of precipitation will increase

d)

the chance of precipitation will decrease

121.

Which of the following shows the correct names for each process in the water cycle?

a)

A. precipitation

B. radiation

C. conduction

D. convection

b)

A. condensation

B. transpiration

C. precipitation

D. evaporation

c)

A. condensation

B. evaporation

C. convection

D. runoff

d)

A. precipitation

B. evaporation

C. condensation

D. transpiration

122.

In the "Cool It" lab, you placed hot washers in a beaker of room temperature water. Which of the following statements best describes the kinetic energy of the particles of the washers and the water?

a)

The kinetic energy of the water particles will decrease when the hot washer is placed in it

b)

The kinetic energy of the metal washer particles will increase after being placed in the cup of room temperature water.

c)

The kinetic energy of the metal washer particles will decrease after being placed in the beaker of room temperature water.

d)

The kinetic energy of the metal washer particles will remain the same after being placed in the beaker of room temperature water.

123.

Which type of front will most likely arrive in El Paso, Texas in the next 12 hours?

a)

cold front from the north

b)

cold front from the south

c)

warm front from the north

d)

warm front from the south

124.

Which of the following countries are above the world average biocapacity per person in 2003?

a)

USA

Egypt

China

b)

Japan

Afghanistan

USA

c)

USA

Russia

Japan

d)

China

Thailand

Egypt

125.

Which of the following countries are below the world average biocapacity per person in 2003?

a)

USA

Egypt

China

b)

Japan

Afghanistan

USA

c)

USA

Russia

Japan

d)

China

Thailand

Egypt

126.

Which of the following is best supported by the graph?

a)

In 2018 there were 2500 more reports of very large hail than large hail.

b)

2016 had the largest number of large hail reports.

c)

In 2018 there were 2500 more reports of very large hail than large hail.

d)

The number of reports has generally decreased from 1990 to 2018

127.

Which of the following explains the relationship between the age of the Hawaiian Islands and their distance from the hot plume (currently under Kilauea)?

a)

As distance from the plume increases, the age of the islands increase

b)

As distance from the plume increases, the age of the islands decreases

c)

The islands are all the same age

d)

there is no relationship between distance and age

128.

The owners of a property want to perform an experiment to see if different types of plants could help reduce soil erosion. They choose three areas of ground that are the same size, the same distance from a river, have the same slope and the same kind of soil, and receive the same amount of sunlight. The type of plant planted in each area is different for each of the five areas.  Which hypothesis is being tested in this experiment?

a)

Some types of soil are more easily eroded.

b)

Some types of plants reduce soil erosion more than others.

c)

Flooded areas have greater soil erosion than areas that are not flooded.

d)

Soil erosion is affected by the strength of the wind.

129.

Which sample will weather SLOWER?

a)

"A" because it has more surface area

b)

"A" because it has less surface area

c)

"B" because it has more surface area

d)

"B" because it has less surface area

130.

What is a major cause of climate change?

a)

The use of alternative energy sources like wind and solar power

b)

A dramatic increase in the amount of greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere

c)

A decrease in human population

d)

An increase in the intensity of sunlight in recent years