Unit 4 Topics
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- Q1Convergent plate boundaries are formed fromtwo plates sliding past each othertwo plates moving away from each othertwo plates colliding into each other30s
- Q2Earthquakes are caused by the build up of ____ energy when _____ overcomes a locked faultpotential, stresskinetic, stresspotential, magmakinetic, magma30s
- Q3Which of the following are sites of a subduction zone?JapanIcelandHawaiiThe Himalayas30s
- Q4The break up of parent material is known asdepositionweatheringerosion30s
- Q5A divergent plate boundary is formed fromtwo plates moving apart from each othertwo plates sliding past each othertwo plates colliding together30s
- Q6The layer of soil known as topsoil is theB horizonC horizonA horizonO horizon30s
- Q7Tropical Rainforests occur at30 degrees latitude60 degrees latitude90 degrees latitude0 degrees latitude30s
- Q8A soil useful for retaining water will have large amounts ofsiltclaysand30s
- Q9Which of the following is at a mid ocean ridge?transform faultdivergent plate boundaryconvergent plate boundary30s
- Q10Which of the following is at a hot spot?The HimalayasJapanIcelandHawaii30s
- Q11To adjust acidic pH a farmer should addsulfurfertilizerphosphoruslimestone30s
- Q12The most abundant gas in the atmosphere isOxygenCarbon dioxideNitrogenWater30s
- Q13A soil with high porosity will have lots ofclaysiltsand30s
- Q14During the summerEarth receives more solar radiationEarth receives less solar radiation30s
- Q15Deserts occur at90 degrees latitude0 degrees latitude30 degrees latitude60 degrees latitude30s