geogrpahy

What do we call the process where soil or rocks are moved by wind, water, or ice? Folding, Deposition, Erosion, Pressure

Which landform is created by erosion over time? Volcano, Mountain, Canyon, Plateau

What do we call molten rock beneath Earth’s surface? Lava, Ash, Magma, Granite

What is the main cause of earthquakes? Heavy rainfall, Erosion, Movement of Tectonic plates, Volcanic Ash

What layer of the Earth do we live on? Mantle, Crust, Outer Core, or Inner Core?

Which of these is a renewable natural resource? Coal, Oil, Water, Natural gas

Which rock type is formed by cooling lava? Sedimentary, Metamorphic, Igneous, Fossil

Which sphere of Earth includes rocks and land? Atmosphere, Litosphere, Hydrosphere, Biosphere

When magma reaches the surface, it’s called: Magma, Crust, Lava, or Sediment

What causes volcanic eruptions? Cold air hitting the ground, Magma pressure under Earth's crust, Earthquakes in deserts, River Floods

Which of the following is a sedimentary rock? Granite, Limestone, Obsidian, Marble

True or False: Physical geography only studies human-made features.

What kind of boundary forms when two plates move away from each other? Convergent, Divergent, Transform, Static

Which of these is a type of physical weathering? Acid rain dissolving rock, Wind wearing down rock surfaces, Rusting of iron, Burning Forests

What is a tsunami most often caused by? Hurricanes, Earthquakes under the sea, Tidal waves, Volcanoes on land

What is the outermost solid layer of Earth? Mantle, Crust, Core, Lithosphere

Which landform is mostly formed by volcanic activity? Valley, Island, Plain, Plateau

What are tectonic plates? Large pieces of the Earth's crust, Clouds in the Sky, Layers of soil, Giant rocks in oceans

What landform is often found at the mouth of a river? Volcano, River Delta, Mountain, Valley

What is the process of breaking rock into smaller pieces? Melting, Erosion, Weathering, Folding