Weather and Erosion and Water Cycle Quiz

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LEVEL 1/5

Earth's surface is mostly made of rock. Water, wind and ice can break down this rock to form ___________________.This is called weathering.

loose pieces

Melted rock

erosion

Mud dries up next to a lake

Which of the following sentences gives you an example of erosion?

LEVEL 2/5

Mud builds up beside a river

Mud is washed away during a storm.

Ice moves down a hill at a slow speed.

Boulders moved by ice are an example of sediment.

These boulders broke off from a nearby hill. Thousands of years ago, ice moved these boulders down the hill. When the ice melted, it left the boulders behind. Based on this information, which sentence is true?

LEVEL 3/5

Ice caries only small pieces of sediment, such as sand.

All the erosion in Ireland is caused by ice.

It's impossible for boulders that big to move.

Sand laid down near Cailou Bay. The bay got smaller.

These two maps show how erosion has changed the coast over time.The top map shows a part of the coast in 1853 and the bottom map shows the same area in 1978. How did erosion change this area from 1853 to 1978?

LEVEL 4/5

Part of Isle Derniere was added to creating a larger island.

Vine Island washed away. The area became part of Terrebonne bay.

Nothing changed between the two maps.

Water freezes inside a crack in a rock and the crack grows.

Select one example of weathering.

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On a cold day, snow falls and builds up on a the ground.

Melted rock comes out of the ground and cools to form solid rock.

Rocks form deep underground.

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Rocks form above ground.

LEVEL 1/5

Erosion and weathering can both cause changes to the surface of Earth. WHich of the following happens only becasue of erosion and NOT because of weathering?

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Rocks become smooth and round.

Rocks are broken into small pieces.

Rocks are moved from one place to another.

ice

Which can cause weathering but NOT erosion?

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plant

water

wind

ice cracks a rock

Which describes what takes place during erosion?

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Plant root break a rock

Water makes a pebble smooth

Wind blows sand across the desert

gravity

Which process occurs when soil from a farmer's field blows away in a strong wind?

LEVEL 4/5

Erosion

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ice wedging

Weathering

erosion

What can result from tree roots growing into the ground?

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Weathering

ice wedging

Gravity

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Increase in air pressure

Rain and snow are both types of precipitation. Precipitation occurs when the water vapor in the air condenses and falls to Earth. What change in atmospheric conditions would most likely cause an increase in precipitation to occur?

LEVEL 1/5

Increase in Wind Speed

Decrease in air temperature

Decrease in sunlight

There would BE no more rain or snow.

The water cycle is the process that moves all water on Earth between different locations. Evaporation, condensation, and precipitation are steps within the water cycle. What would happen to the water cycle if the process of evaporation completely stopped?

LEVEL 2/5

There would be more land to INHABIT as sea levels dropped.

There would be a build-up of clouds in the atmosphere.

There would be more hurricanes.

Salt water from Earth's oceans

Water evaporates from Earth's surface and later falls to Earth as precipitation. What are the sources of water that evaporate from Earth's surface?

LEVEL 3/5

Ice, salt water, and fresh water from all over Earth

Fresh water from Earth's lakes and rivers

Ice from the North and South poles

Condensation

Which part of the water cycle involves the change from water vapor to liquid water?

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Evaporation

precipitation

runoff

Condensation

Which step in the water cycle represents water changing from liquid to gas?

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Evaporation

precipitation

runoff

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Condensation into clouds

Look at the diagram. Which step in the water cycle is missing?

LEVEL 1/3

Evaporation into water vapor

precipitation in the form of rain

runoff of rain into a lake

Look at the diagram. Which step represents liquid water traveling to a water source?

LEVEL 2/3

It causes evaporation off surfaces of water.

What role does the sun play in the water cycle?

LEVEL 3/3

It causes precipitation of clouds in an area.

It causes runoff to find rivers and streams.

It condenses the water to create clouds.

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