Test: Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 1 Grade Recovery Assessment


Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 1 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersion en ligne Answer all the questions completely. par Noel Sayco 1 What type of rock is formed from cooled magma or lava? a Sedimentary Rock b Metamorphic Rock c Igneous Rock d Humus 2 Which process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces? a Sedimentation b Weathering c Erosion d Metamorphism 3 What is the primary difference between mechanical and chemical weathering? a Both are the same b Mechanical is faster c Mechanical involves physical breakdown, chemical involves changes in composition. d Chemical only occurs in water 4 What is frost wedging? a Chemical breakdown by frost b The process of water freezing in cracks and expanding to break rocks. c Erosion by ice d Soil formation 5 What is hydrolysis in the context of weathering? a A chemical reaction between minerals and water that alters the minerals. b Physical breakdown of rocks c Erosion by water d Soil compaction 6 What is humus? a Decomposed organic matter in soil that enriches it. b Type of rock c Soil layer d Mineral content 7 What is the parent material in soil formation? a Organic matter b Humus c Topsoil d The underlying geological material from which soil develops. 8 What is a geohazard? a Weathering process b Natural geological processes that pose risks to life and property. c Soil type d Type of rock 9 What is the main goal of mitigation in relation to geohazards? a To increase geological activity b To reduce the impact of natural disasters on communities. c To promote erosion d To enhance soil quality 10 Which type of rock is formed from the accumulation of sediment? a Metamorphic Rock b Sedimentary Rock c Humus d Igneous Rock 11 What type of boundary occurs where two tectonic plates move apart? a Subduction Zone b Convergent Plate Boundary c Divergent Plate Boundary d Transform Plate Boundary 12 Which process involves one tectonic plate being forced under another? a Convection b Ridge Push c Subduction d Slab Pull 13 What geological feature is formed at a divergent boundary? a Fall Line b Deep Sea Trench c Barrier Island d Mid-Ocean Ridge 14 What is the primary driving force behind plate tectonics? a Slab Pull b Ridge Push c Convection d Gravity 15 Where is the epicenter of an earthquake located? a Directly above the focus b At the surface c At the fault line d In the mantle 16 What is a characteristic feature of a convergent plate boundary? a Deep Sea Trench b Fault Line c Volcanic Island d Mid-Ocean Ridge 17 What term describes the upward force exerted by the oceanic crust at a mid-ocean ridge? a Subduction b Slab Pull c Convection d Ridge Push 18 Which layer of the Earth is divided into tectonic plates? a Asthenosphere b Mantle c Core d Lithosphere 19 What type of boundary is characterized by plates sliding past each other? a Transform Plate Boundary b Divergent Plate Boundary c Subduction Zone d Convergent Plate Boundary 20 What landform is created by the accumulation of sand along a coastline? a Epicenter b Deep Sea Trench c Mid-Ocean Ridge d Barrier Island

1

What type of rock is formed from cooled magma or lava?

a

Sedimentary Rock

b

Metamorphic Rock

c

Igneous Rock

d

Humus

2

Which process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces?

a

Sedimentation

b

Weathering

c

Erosion

d

Metamorphism

3

What is the primary difference between mechanical and chemical weathering?

a

Both are the same

b

Mechanical is faster

c

Mechanical involves physical breakdown, chemical involves changes in composition.

d

Chemical only occurs in water

4

What is frost wedging?

a

Chemical breakdown by frost

b

The process of water freezing in cracks and expanding to break rocks.

c

Erosion by ice

d

Soil formation

5

What is hydrolysis in the context of weathering?

a

A chemical reaction between minerals and water that alters the minerals.

b

Physical breakdown of rocks

c

Erosion by water

d

Soil compaction

6

What is humus?

a

Decomposed organic matter in soil that enriches it.

b

Type of rock

c

Soil layer

d

Mineral content

7

What is the parent material in soil formation?

a

Organic matter

b

Humus

c

Topsoil

d

The underlying geological material from which soil develops.

8

What is a geohazard?

a

Weathering process

b

Natural geological processes that pose risks to life and property.

c

Soil type

d

Type of rock

9

What is the main goal of mitigation in relation to geohazards?

a

To increase geological activity

b

To reduce the impact of natural disasters on communities.

c

To promote erosion

d

To enhance soil quality

10

Which type of rock is formed from the accumulation of sediment?

a

Metamorphic Rock

b

Sedimentary Rock

c

Humus

d

Igneous Rock

11

What type of boundary occurs where two tectonic plates move apart?

a

Subduction Zone

b

Convergent Plate Boundary

c

Divergent Plate Boundary

d

Transform Plate Boundary

12

Which process involves one tectonic plate being forced under another?

a

Convection

b

Ridge Push

c

Subduction

d

Slab Pull

13

What geological feature is formed at a divergent boundary?

a

Fall Line

b

Deep Sea Trench

c

Barrier Island

d

Mid-Ocean Ridge

14

What is the primary driving force behind plate tectonics?

a

Slab Pull

b

Ridge Push

c

Convection

d

Gravity

15

Where is the epicenter of an earthquake located?

a

Directly above the focus

b

At the surface

c

At the fault line

d

In the mantle

16

What is a characteristic feature of a convergent plate boundary?

a

Deep Sea Trench

b

Fault Line

c

Volcanic Island

d

Mid-Ocean Ridge

17

What term describes the upward force exerted by the oceanic crust at a mid-ocean ridge?

a

Subduction

b

Slab Pull

c

Convection

d

Ridge Push

18

Which layer of the Earth is divided into tectonic plates?

a

Asthenosphere

b

Mantle

c

Core

d

Lithosphere

19

What type of boundary is characterized by plates sliding past each other?

a

Transform Plate Boundary

b

Divergent Plate Boundary

c

Subduction Zone

d

Convergent Plate Boundary

20

What landform is created by the accumulation of sand along a coastline?

a

Epicenter

b

Deep Sea Trench

c

Mid-Ocean Ridge

d

Barrier Island

Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 1 Grade Recovery Assessment

Test

Téléchargez la version pour jouer sur papier

Créé par

Top 10 résultats

Top Jeux

Test

Practice Quiz - Punnett Square, Variation, and Mutations

Test

UPS 5 Seeing Habits Quiz

Test

Tissues - Practice Quiz

Test

Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration - Practice Quiz

Test

Spanish Alphabet Listening

Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 1 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersion en ligne

par Noel Sayco

What type of rock is formed from cooled magma or lava?

Which process involves the breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces?

What is the primary difference between mechanical and chemical weathering?

What is frost wedging?

What is hydrolysis in the context of weathering?

What is humus?

What is the parent material in soil formation?

What is a geohazard?

What is the main goal of mitigation in relation to geohazards?

Which type of rock is formed from the accumulation of sediment?

What type of boundary occurs where two tectonic plates move apart?

Which process involves one tectonic plate being forced under another?

What geological feature is formed at a divergent boundary?

What is the primary driving force behind plate tectonics?

Where is the epicenter of an earthquake located?

What is a characteristic feature of a convergent plate boundary?

What term describes the upward force exerted by the oceanic crust at a mid-ocean ridge?

Which layer of the Earth is divided into tectonic plates?

What type of boundary is characterized by plates sliding past each other?

What landform is created by the accumulation of sand along a coastline?