Class 7 Geography Chapter 3 Our Changing Earth Quiz 15 (60 MCQs)

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1. Sediment piling up to form sand bars is an example of-
2. Alternative energy uses fossil fuels.
3. Which forces cause changes on the earth's surface due to weathering and erosion?
4. The place in the crust from where the energy is released, called:
5. ..... is a depositional feature of glaciers.
6. What does "immense" mean?
7. Removal of soil and rock from the Earth's surface
8. Oxbow lake is also known as .....
9. What is the Richter scale used for in relation to earthquakes?
10. S waves can travel through:
11. Where is the Angel Falls located?
12. 3Q) WHICH IS THE FIRST WAVE CAUSES A LITTLE LESS DAMAGE AFTER EPICENTER?
13. All of the following are clues that an area was weathered and eroded by flowing water EXCEPT for
14. Limestone, Shale, Sandstone, and Coal are examples of ..... rocks
15. Which term is used for the sudden movements caused by endogenic forces?
16. The very fine and light grains of sand carry by the wind and get deposit in large area, it is called .....
17. Which feature is formed by moving water?
18. The place in the crust where earthquake occurs is called the .....
19. Which is the highest waterfall?
20. Rocks that are formed by melting and cooling are categorized as-
21. Where can fossils be found?
22. Example of diastrophic forces
23. Deposition is breaking up of rocks on the earth's surface.
24. This rock contains molecules that orient themselves to the north
25. Which of these is a chemical process?
26. What is the deposition of sand in a low hill-like structure known as?
27. The sudden shaking of the earth caused by intenral forces of the earth is known as
28. Earthquake is measured on
29. Magma is ..... fluid material.
30. When did the supercontinent Pangaea began to break?
31. Which process is responsible for turning Magma/Lava into Igneous Rock?
32. All districts were affected in the Bhuj earthquake in Gujarat.
33. This means to use less of something.
34. How do we refer to a deep ravine between pairs of cliffs carved by the erosive activity of a river?
35. 2Q) WHERE IS THE MOST DAMAGE CAUSED BY A EARTHQUAKE?
36. The experts who studies the pattern of earthquakes in called?
37. ..... is the breaking up of the rocks on the earth's surface
38. Natural disasters occurs due to ..... forces
39. The Earth's surface is not subject to constant changes?
40. The feature that forms where seafloor spreading occurs is the
41. The process by which rock is broken down into smaller pieces
42. Food items are recycled in a .....
43. Identify a process in the rock cycle that uses energy (heat) from the Earth's core
44. Which of the following are the 3 types of earthquakes
45. Place above focus is called
46. Which among the following is not related to Exogenic forces?
47. Earthquake of ..... magnitude is considered as major
48. On the Celsius scale the water freezes at ..... and boils at .....
49. Which type of crust is DENSER (and will be subducted under the other), continental crust or oceanic crust?
50. A divergent boundary occurs when plates .....
51. As the cavities become bigger and bigger, only the roof of the caves remain, thus forming .....
52. Which is/are the safe spot to hide during the Earthquake?
53. A rock formed from fragments of other rocks is a(n)
54. Earthquake preparedness
55. Which is the highest waterfall and where is it located?
56. What is the process called when sediments are laid down in a new location?
57. What is the primary agent of erosion and deposition in deserts?
58. This type of boundary causes earthquakes
59. Where is the recommended safe spot to take shelter during an earthquake?
60. Which of the following is a depositional feature of a river?