Landscapes Unit Post-assessment (Earth Science Regents)
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Different natural resources can be found on the earth’s surface. In the earth science classes, we got to cover most of them and as discusses below is a quiz that is designed to test out just how much you remember about the topic. Why don’t you give it a try and see just how much you will score? All the best!
- 1.Which property of soil is most likely to increase, as the size of the soil particles get smaller (Standard 1.2g)?
- A.
Capillarity
- B.
Permeability
- C.
Infiltration
- D.
Porosity
- E.
Magnanimity
- 2.Condensation is often triggered as water vapor that is rising in the atmosphere (Standard 1.2g):
- A.
Cools
- B.
Warms
- C.
Contracts
- D.
Transpires
- E.
Breaks apart
- 3.
![Where
this stream’s velocity decreases from 300 to 200 centimeters per second, which
size sediment will be deposited? This question may require the Earth Science Reference Tables (Standard 2.1u).]( "Where
this stream’s velocity decreases from 300 to 200 centimeters per second, which
size sediment will be deposited? This question may require the Earth Science Reference Tables (Standard 2.1u).")
Where this stream’s velocity decreases from 300 to 200 centimeters per second, which size sediment will be deposited? This question may require the Earth Science Reference Tables (Standard 2.1u).- A.
Cobbles
- B.
Sand
- C.
Silt
- D.
Clay
- E.
Boulders
- 4.
![The shape of elongated hills labeled drumlins
is most useful in determining the (Standard 2.1u):]( "The shape of elongated hills labeled drumlins
is most useful in determining the (Standard 2.1u):")
The shape of elongated hills labeled drumlins is most useful in determining the (Standard 2.1u):- A.
Age of the glacier
- B.
Direction of glacial movement
- C.
Thickness of the glacial ice
- D.
Rate of glacial movement
- E.
Rate of global climate change
- 5.
![The
table below describes the characteristics of three landscape regions, A,
B, and C, found in the United States. Which list best identifies landscapes A, B, and C? This
question may require the Earth Science
Reference Tables (Standard 1.2r).]( "The
table below describes the characteristics of three landscape regions, A,
B, and C, found in the United States. Which list best identifies landscapes A, B, and C? This
question may require the Earth Science
Reference Tables (Standard 1.2r).")
The table below describes the characteristics of three landscape regions, A, B, and C, found in the United States. Which list best identifies landscapes A, B, and C? This question may require the Earth Science Reference Tables (Standard 1.2r).- A.
A- mountain, B - plain, C - plateau
- B.
A - plain, B - plateau, C - mountain
- C.
A - plateau, B - mountain, C - plain
- D.
A - plain, B - mountain, C - plateau
- E.
A- plateau, B – plain, C - mountain
- 6.The rate at which particles are deposited by a stream is least affected by the (Standard 2.1v):
- A.
Size and shape of the particles
- B.
Velocity of the stream
- C.
Density of the particles
- D.
Stream’s elevation above sea level
- 7.The opposite of erosion is (Standard 2.1w):
- A.
Motion
- B.
Sediment
- C.
Traveling
- D.
Extrusion
- E.
Deposition
- 8.Which of the following agents of erosion usually deposits sediments that are NOT sorted by size (Standard 2.1t)?
- A.
Wind
- B.
Streams and rivers
- C.
Glaciers
- D.
Glacial meltwater
- 9.
![The diagram below shows a sample of
conglomerate. Which agent of erosion was
most likely responsible for shaping the pebbles that can be seen in this rock (Standard
2.1s)?]( "The diagram below shows a sample of
conglomerate. Which agent of erosion was
most likely responsible for shaping the pebbles that can be seen in this rock (Standard
2.1s)?")
The diagram below shows a sample of conglomerate. Which agent of erosion was most likely responsible for shaping the pebbles that can be seen in this rock (Standard 2.1s)?- A.
Mass movement
- B.
Strong winds
- C.
Accretion
- D.
Running water
- E.
Glacial ice
- 10.The process of physical weathering and erosion shape Earth’s landforms by (Standard 2.1p):
- A.
Increasing the elevation of Earth’s surface
- B.
Lowering the elevation of Earth’s surface
- C.
Changing the composition of Earth’s surface
- D.
Bending rock layers near Earth’s surface
- E.
Causing global climate change
- 11.Rate, on a scale of 1 – 4, 1 being the lowest and 4 being the highest, how much you now know about Earth’s landscapes (mountains, plateaus, glaciers, valleys, escarpments, streams, etc.).
- 12.Rate, on a scale of 1 – 4, 1 being the lowest and 4 being the highest, how interested are you now in Earth’s landscapes (mountains, plateaus, glaciers, valleys, escarpments, streams, etc.).
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