Survey
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
* Your assessment is very important for improving the workof artificial intelligence, which forms the content of this project
From RegentsEarth.com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 win Ques. #1 What is the predominant agent of erosion in deserts? Wind Back Ans. Ques. #2 A river dissolves salt. Is this a chemical or a physical change AND explain why. Physical. The salt has not been chemically changed. When the water evaporates the salt remains. Ans. Back Ques. #3 What formed this valley AND explain how you know? Formed by glaciers – It’s U-shaped Ans. Back Ques. #4 What name is given to the area indicated by the arrow? A (river) DELTA Ans. Back Ques. #5 The tear-drop shaped feature in the photo is composed of what kind of sediment? UNSORTED glacial till Ans. Back Ques. #6 What kind of particles might be found in suspension in zone D? Back Colloids Ans. Ques. #7 Explain the pattern of deposition (in water) shown in the diagram. The smallest beads were the most dense and the largest were the least dense. Ans. Back Ques. #8 Indicate three ways in which rocks are changed by long periods of stream abrasion. They get rounder and smoother and smaller. Ans. Back Ques. #9 When dropped into water, which particle would require the least time to settle? Particle D Ans. Back Ques. #10 During which season of the year would a stream in upstate NY be carrying the greatest total amount of sediment AND explain WHY? Spring. Because melting snow increases stream volume which increases stream velocity. The faster a stream is moving the more material it can carry. Ans. Back Ques. #11 At what point in the stream (give letter A - D and depth 0.1 to 0.9) is deposition most likely to occur? Location A at a depth of 0.5m Ans. Back Ques. #12 What term refers to the dark lines in the middle and along the sides of this glacier ? These are MORAINES Ans. Back Ques. #13 Describe how and where this pattern of deposition may have occurred? Where: In a lake. How: Deposition from streams carrying sediment into the lake repeating in an annual pattern. Ans. Back Ques. #14 What is the force driving all erosion? Gravity Ans. Back Ques. #15 What would be the predominant agent of erosion for a climate that had a temperature of 25 degrees C and 30mm of annual precipitation. In an arid climate wind is the most important agent. Ans. Back Ques. #16 Which agent of erosion is responsible for depositing this soil? Glaciers - the particles are unsorted Ans. Back Ques. #17 When a piece of limestone is placed in acid, bubbles of carbon dioxide are produced? This is an example of what process? Chemical weathering Ans. Back Ques. #18 What do you know about the age and the slope of this river. It is very old and the slope is nearly flat. Ans. Back Ques. #19 What agent of erosion has affected this area and what evidence do you see that supports your conclusion? Glaciers - parallel grooves in the rock Ans. Back Ques. #20 A soil composed of silicate particles and organic material is found on top of limestone (carbonate) bedrock. What kind of soil is this? A transported soil because its silicate composition is unrelated to the carbonate bedrock beneath it. Ans. Back Ques. #21 What kinds of particles will be carried by a stream moving at 5 cm/sec? Sand AND everything smaller Ans. Back Ques. #22 Name 3 characteristics of particles that can affect the rate at which they settle in still water. Size, shape, density Ans. Back Ques. #23 Which agent of erosion is responsible for eroding the valley shown in the diagram? V-shaped valley cut by running water Ans. Back Ques. #24 What kind of energy is constantly decreasing during the process of erosion? Potential energy Ans. Back Ques. #25 Name 3 different ways this equipment could be modified in order to increase the rate of water discharge. 1) Increase the slope 2) Increase the amount of water in the trough 3) Narrow the outlet Ans. Back Ques. #26 Name four clues that would lead you to believe an area had been subject to glacial erosion. 1) Parallel grooves in rocks 2) Narrow, deep lakes 3) U-shaped valleys 4) Unsorted sediments 5) Scratched & polished rock 6) Erratics Ans. Back Ques. #27 At which location can the stream carry the largest particles? Location D. Steepest slope means fastest rate of flow. Ans. Back Ques. #28 At which location would a particle in this stream have the greatest potential energy. Location A (The higher the elevation, the greater the Pe) Ans. Back Ques. #29 What term refers to rocks bouncing along the bottom of a stream? Saltation Ans. Back Ques. #30 What is another term for physical weathering? Mechanical weathering Ans. Back YOU’RE A WINNER! Erratics and kettle lakes are signs of glacier (glacial) erosion