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On a map (fitb) Landforms Earthquakes Volcanoes Misc.
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On a map 100

• What kind of landform is sometimes formed by
  faulting?

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On a map 200

• What are two kinds of landforms other than
  mountains?

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On a map 300

• What happens when movement occurs a long a fault?

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On a map 400

• What is a fault?

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On a map 500

• What kind of mountains are formed by faulting?

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Landforms 100
A break in a rock is called a a. fault. b.
fold. c. fracture. d. vent.
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Landforms 200
The distance of a place above or below sea level
is its a. caldera. b. elevation. c. latitude.
d. longitude.
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Landforms 300
An upward fold in rock layers is called a. an
anticline. b. a fault. c. a syncline. d. a
vent.
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Landforms 400
Sharp, jagged peaks are a characteristic of
mountains that are a. elevated. b. folded. c.
mature. d. young.
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Landforms 500
Mountains formed from magma that pushes up rock
layers are a. dome mountains. b. fault-block
mountains. c. folded mountains. d. volcanic
mountains.
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Earthquakes 100
The place on Earths surface directly above the
focus of an earthquake is the a. epicenter. b.
seismic wave. c. seismograph. d. volcano.
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Earthquakes 200
The last waves to reach a seismograph are a.
L-waves. b. P-waves. c. S-waves. d. tsunami
waves.
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Earthquakes 300
An instrument that is used to detect and measure
earthquake waves is a a. seismic wave. b.
seismogram. c. seismograph. d. volcanic meter.
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Earthquakes 400
On the Richter scale, earthquakes are given a
number between a. 1 and 2. b. 1 and 5. c. 1
and 9. d. 2 and 10.
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Earthquakes 500
Seismic waves that can move through solids,
liquids, and gases are a. L-waves. b. P-waves.
c. S-waves. d. tsunami waves.
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Volcanoes 100
Any movement of magma inside Earth is a. a
gorge. b. a lava flow. c. magnetism. d.
volcanism.
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Volcanoes 200
The deep pit at the top of a volcanic cone is
a a. caldera. b. crater. c. vent. d. volcano.
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Volcanoes 300
A volcanic cone made up of alternating layers of
lava and rock particles is a a. cinder cone. b.
composite cone. c. lava cone. d. shield cone.
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Volcanoes 400
A type of volcano caused by a quiet eruption is
a a. cinder cone. b. composite cone. c. folded
cone. d. shield cone.
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Volcanoes 500
Earthquakes and volcanoes caused by the formation
of new crust on the ocean floor are located along
the a. European-Melanesian Belt. b.
Mid-Atlantic Ridge. c. Ring of Fire. d. San
Andreas Fault.
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Miscellaneous 100
A steep-sided valley formed by a river is a a.
caldera. b. canyon. c. crater. d. vent.
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Miscellaneous 200
Large, flat areas of Earth that are not far above
sea level are a. mountains. b. plains. c.
plateaus. d. volcanoes.
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Miscellaneous 300
For each increase in number on the Richter scale,
an earthquake releases a. five times as much
energy. b. ten times as much energy. c. twenty
times as much energy. d. twice as much energy.
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Miscellaneous 400
A large wave caused by an earthquake that occurs
on the ocean floor is a a. caldera. b. crater.
c. tsunami. d. vent.
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Miscellaneous 500
The Ring of Fire is a major earthquake and
volcano zone that almost forms a ring around a.
Europe. b. the Atlantic Ocean. c. the
mid-Atlantic Ridge. d. the Pacific Ocean.
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• The volcanoes on Io, a moon of Jupiter, shoot out
  tons of material every month. What does this
  suggest about the conditions beneath Ios crust?
  Ios very active volcanoes suggest that high
  temperatures below the crust are creating a lot
  of movement of magma.