Checkpoint 6 Review (Plate tectonics and Soil)

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9th - 12th Grade

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MS-ESS2-2, MS-ESS2-3, HS-ESS2-5

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Rachael Langlois

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Checkpoint 6 Review (Plate tectonics and Soil)

Multiple Choice

The continental crust has moved hundreds of miles in the last 200 million years. This is due to...

supernatural forces

the gravity of the moon

convection forces in the upper mantle

misinterpretation

Multiple Choice

What physiographic province is in the area of Virginia that contains rolling hills underlain by mostly ancient igneous and metamorphic rock?

Appalachian Plateau

Coastal Plain

Blue Ridge

Piedmont

Multiple Choice

What event most likely created the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia?

The continual submerging of the Atlantic tectonic plate under the North American tectonic plate

The gradual convergent tectonic plate movement located off the coast of Virginia

The collision between the continents of Africa and North America during the Paleozoic era

The creation of igneous rock through the cooling of magma during the Precambrian era

Multiple Choice

What kind of rocks would you expect to find in the blue ridge mountain?

Igneous

Metamorphic

Sedimentary

Soil Development

Soil develops as bedrock (Hard unweathered rock) is weathered and eroded. This process is shown here.

Multiple Choice

What is developing in the picture?

karst

soil

fault

plates

Multiple Choice

At a distance of 1500 miles from the epicenter of an earthquake, the lag time would be ____ minutes

10 min

4 min

6 min

3 min

Multiple Choice

How do sinkholes form?

The collapse of the roof of a limestone cave

the impact of a meteorite striking the surface of Earth

The abrupt movement of two tectonic plates

the thinning of topsoil due to forest clearing

Vacbulary Reminder

Infiltration: The process of water entering the ground to become ground water
Permeability: How willing is the ground to accept the water?
Bedrock= Low to no permeability (impermeable)
Topsoil= High permeability

Multiple Choice

Which term best describes zone 4?

high porosity

high permeability

very low porosity

impermeable

Multiple Choice

Which well(s) will have water in them?

1 & 3

2 & 4

2,3, &4

2 & 3

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