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Earth's Surface QuizVersión en línea Geology basics and landforms por Rajagnanapazham B 1 Which theory explains the movement of Earth's lithospheric plates? a Plate tectonics b Uniformitarianism c Continental drift d Isostasy 2 What lies beneath the Earth's crust and upper mantle? a Asthenosphere only b Crust mantle layer c Core-mantle boundary d Mantle core boundary 3 Which agent causes erosion by moving water in rivers? a River flow b Glacier advance c Wind gusts d Tidal action 4 Which agent shapes coastlines through waves and currents? a Waves and currents b Volcanic ash c Desert winds d Glaciers 5 What is responsible for wind-worn rocks and sand dunes? a Glaciation b Waterfall spray c Wind d Tectonic uplift 6 Which agent forms U-shaped valleys and fjords through ice? a Tsunami b Desert wind c Glaciers d Rivers 7 What underground source feeds springs and caves? a Surface runoff b Underground water c Glacial melt d Tidal water 8 Which process breaks rocks into smaller pieces by chemical means? a Chemical weathering b Magmatic intrusion c Mechanical weathering d Limestone dissolution 9 Which process breaks rocks by physical forces? a Biological weathering b Mechanical weathering c Chemical weathering d Lithification 10 Which landform is formed by repeated glaciation and deposition? a Dune fields b Karst caves c Glacial landforms d Floodplains 11 Which disaster is caused by sudden ground shaking? a Earthquake b Volcanic eruption c Landslide d Tsunami 12 Which disaster involves rapid movement of rock downslope? a Earthquake b Tornado c Flood d Landslide 13 Which mechanism triggers a rapid GLOF event? a Mudflow b Glacial Lake Outburst Flood c Storm surge d Landslide 14 Which feature is formed by deposition in river systems? a Oxbow lakes b Stream bars c Stalagmites d Rift valleys 15 What term describes rocks broken down by wind-blown particles? a Aeolian weathering b Hydraulic action c Diagenesis d Freeze-thaw 16 Which process is primarily responsible for dust storms? a Wind erosion b Water erosion c Mass wasting d Glacial erosion 17 Which landform commonly forms from river deposition in a plain? a Alluvial plain b Mountain peak c Plate boundary d Volcanic plateau 18 Which geological layer does the lithospheric plate sit on? a Inner mantle b Core c Crust d Asthenosphere 19 What is a primary effect of weathering on rocks? a Breakdown into smaller pieces b Sedimentation increases c Expansion into gas d Melting into magma 20 Which process involves breaking rocks through repeated freezing and thawing? a Abrasion b Frost wedging c Oxidation d Hydration 21 Which feature is a consequence of tectonic plate movement? a Mountain ranges b Karst plains c Coral reefs d Desert dunes 22 What can trigger avalanches in alpine regions? a Coastal erosion b Slope instability and snowfall c Earthquakes alone d Tsunamis 23 Which event is linked to rapid water release from a lake dammed by ice? a Tsunami b Glacial lake outburst flood c Floodplain flush d Landslide 24 Which landform is formed by wind-blown sand accumulation? a Folded mountain b Sand dune c Canyon d Basin 25 Which feature marks past glacial movement across a landscape? a Braided rivers b V-shaped valleys c Glacial striations d River terraces 26 What is the term for dissolved minerals carried by groundwater? a Groundwater minerals b Soil humus c Sedimentary rock d Bedrock fossils 27 Which force causes uplifting and mountain building at convergent boundaries? a Isostatic rebound b Gravitational collapse c Tectonic tension d Tectonic compression 28 Which natural hazard involves rapid downslope movement of soil and rock? a Earthquake b Drought c Landslide d Hurricane surge 29 Which agent primarily shapes canyons and valleys through water erosion? a Rivers b Wind c Glaciers d Tides 30 What process slowly converts loose sediments into sedimentary rock? a Erosion b Weathering c Metamorphism d Lithification 31 Which phenomena are examples of weathering and erosion working together? a Aurora borealis b Volcanic eruption c Meteor impact d River and wind sculpted landscapes 32 Which natural disaster is often linked to steep terrain and heavy rain? a Tsunami b Hailstorm c Earthquake d Landslide Feedback 1 Plate tectonics describes moving plates; others are related concepts but not the theory name. 2 The core-mantle boundary marks the transition between mantle and outer core. 3 River flow erodes banks and transports sediment. 4 Waves and currents wear away shorelines and deposit sediments. 5 Wind erodes and transports fine particles forming dunes. 6 Glaciers erode and carve valleys when moving. 7 Underground water percolates and emerges as springs. 8 Chemical weathering alters minerals to new compounds. 9 Mechanical weathering physically fractures rocks. 10 Glacial processes create moraines, drumlins, and other features. 11 Seismic energy release causes earthquakes. 12 Landslides occur when slopes fail and slide sediment. 13 GLOF is sudden release from a glacial lake. 14 Streams create bars and scrolls via sediment deposition. 15 Aeolian processes weather rocks via wind-blown particles. 16 Strong winds pick up dust and sand, creating dust storms. 17 Rivers deposit sediments to create alluvial plains. 18 Plates ride atop the partially molten asthenosphere. 19 Weathering reduces rocks into smaller fragments. 20 Freeze-thaw cycles force cracks to widen. 21 Plate collisions uplift mountains. 22 Pack ice and weak layers cause avalanches with snowfall and slope failure. 23 GLOF results from overflowing dammed glacial lakes. 24 Aeolian processes deposit sand to create dunes. 25 Scratch marks in bedrock indicate glacier movement. 26 Dissolved minerals in water are common in groundwater. 27 Convergent zones compress rocks to form mountains. 28 Landslides are sudden slope failures. 29 Rivers erode channels, carving valleys. 30 Lithification compacts and cements sediments. 31 Water and wind erode and shape surfaces over time. 32 Heavy rain saturates slopes, triggering landslides.

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por Rajagnanapazham B

Which theory explains the movement of Earth's lithospheric plates?

What lies beneath the Earth's crust and upper mantle?

Which agent causes erosion by moving water in rivers?

Which agent shapes coastlines through waves and currents?

What is responsible for wind-worn rocks and sand dunes?

Which agent forms U-shaped valleys and fjords through ice?

What underground source feeds springs and caves?

Which process breaks rocks into smaller pieces by chemical means?

Which process breaks rocks by physical forces?

Which landform is formed by repeated glaciation and deposition?

Which disaster is caused by sudden ground shaking?

Which disaster involves rapid movement of rock downslope?

Which mechanism triggers a rapid GLOF event?

Which feature is formed by deposition in river systems?

What term describes rocks broken down by wind-blown particles?

Which process is primarily responsible for dust storms?

Which landform commonly forms from river deposition in a plain?

Which geological layer does the lithospheric plate sit on?

What is a primary effect of weathering on rocks?

Which process involves breaking rocks through repeated freezing and thawing?

Which feature is a consequence of tectonic plate movement?

What can trigger avalanches in alpine regions?

Which event is linked to rapid water release from a lake dammed by ice?

Which landform is formed by wind-blown sand accumulation?

Which feature marks past glacial movement across a landscape?

What is the term for dissolved minerals carried by groundwater?

Which force causes uplifting and mountain building at convergent boundaries?

Which natural hazard involves rapid downslope movement of soil and rock?

Which agent primarily shapes canyons and valleys through water erosion?

What process slowly converts loose sediments into sedimentary rock?

Which phenomena are examples of weathering and erosion working together?

Which natural disaster is often linked to steep terrain and heavy rain?