Class 7 Geography Chapter 3 Our Changing Earth Quiz 8 (60 MCQs)

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1. High damages are caused by ..... ?
2. Defination of sea cliff
3. Removal of sand through deflation leads to the formation of?
4. The river carries chemicals. They can break down a rock. What is the effect called?
5. ..... is known as rivers of ice.
6. Movement of energy through a body of water is a
7. Glaciers are also called
8. What is the primary cause of mass destruction during volcanic eruptions?
9. What is a force that breaks down rock into smaller pieces?
10. How does water contribute to erosion?
11. The feature that forms where subduction occurs is the
12. Identify the type of force-Landslides
13. Deposition .....
14. The greenhouse effect is the natural warming of Earth's
15. What is the thickest layer made up of thick magma that flows beneath the crust?
16. What are the interior structure of the earth?
17. A powerful earthquake of magnitude about ..... on richter scale rocked Western India state of (bhuj)Gujarat on 26 January 2001
18. Plates are not created or destroyed:They just pass by each other.
19. Moving Mass Of Ice is called
20. The process of erosion and deposition create different land-forms. The erosion and deposition of sea waves gives rise to coastal land-forms as it continuously strikes at rocks. As a result cracks develop and in course of time they become larger and wider. This forms hollow like vacuum spaces in the rocks. What is it called?
21. What is the fine sand deposited by the action of wind known as?
22. Which is the correct comparative form?
23. What are sand dunes primarily made of?
24. All earthquakes measure 6 and above are termed .....
25. Besides the Moon, the daily tides around the world are MOST affected by the
26. Erosion happens when rocks and sediments are picked up and moved to another place by-
27. What is the solid layer made of nickel and iron with intense pressure?
28. In a desert, Winds erode the ..... section of the rock more than the ..... part
29. What type of boundary forms mountains?
30. What happens to eroded materials after they are carried away by agents like water and wind?
31. How much do the lithospheric plates move each year?
32. One job of a civil engineer is to design and build large infrastructures such as skyscrapers, bridges, airports, and tunnels. Which would NOT LIKELY be something that a civil engineer would need to know in order to do their job?
33. When two continental plates converge they move upward, and over time they form-
34. Hills of sand are called beaches.
35. (ii) Which of the following is an example of a depositional feature created by sea waves?
36. Some ways rocks weather include:
37. The rise and fall of Earth's waters on its coastlines are called
38. Which parts of an organism are more likely to fossilize?
39. The place on the surface above the focus is called .....
40. Which earthquake is classified as a major earthquake?
41. The air pressure is highest at
42. On January 2006, Earthquake hits ..... ? What was the measure on the Richter scale?
43. The slow movement of continents toward and away from each other
44. True or False Sea waves are primarily responsible for the formation of glaciers.
45. Mt ..... is an active volcano
46. Sudden movement of earth is called
47. Waterfalls are formed by the action of .....
48. What do people reuse to make art?
49. As we ..... the layers of atmosphere, the pressure .....
50. Which type of forces cause the earth's surface to change over time?
51. Which layer of Earth is the thinnest?
52. The idea that the ocean floor moves is called
53. What are the slow forces?
54. Meander is formed by:
55. Why do some rocks have a shape of a mushroom?
56. When lava cools, what kind of rock is formed?
57. This type of boundary forms mountains
58. Stacks are formed by work of
59. This is where plate material may be destroyed (or recycled) and returned to the mantle.
60. What are sand dunes?