Unit 5 Test

Instructions

Complete each section of the test to the best of your ability. You may use your hand written notes, but no other materials.

Pay close attention to each question to be able to identify what it is asking.

If you finish early, work on IXLs.

Required

1

What is the term for the part of the hydrosphere that is frozen?

Cryosphere

Geosphere

Bioshpere

Atmosphere

Required

1

The cycles of matter in Earth's systems are driven by movement of

heat

water

rock

air

Required

1

When a system gives itself information about itself after a change or event, this is called

an echo

feedback

system response

a reaction

Required

1

The thin, gas-filled outermost layer of the earth's systems is called the

geosphere

atmosphere

cyrosphere

hydrosphere

Required

1

A landform with high elevation and high relief formed by material of the geosphere is called a

basin

mountain

plain

plateau

Required

1

If you live in a relatively flat region that is not very high above sea level, you probably live on a

plateau

prairie

mountaintop

plain

Required

3

Which surface features can be formed by from wind or water?

Required

3

Match each set of contour lines to the correct drawing

Draggable item		Corresponding Item

Required

2

Compare and contrast constructive and destructive forces. You can either wirte in complete sentences to explain your answer, or use the provided Venn Diagram to organize your ideas.

Required

1

When ocean water reaches the poles, some of it turns to ice. While some salt is trapped between ice crystals, most is left behind in the unfrozen seawater. This causes an increase in

temperature

salinity

evaporation

pressure

Required

1

About 97% of the hydrosphere is

water vapor in the atmosphere

also part of the cryosphere.

fresh water in ice and snow.

salt water in lakes, seas, and the ocean.

Required

3

__________ from plants and __________ from bodies of water both add water vapor to the __________

Required

2

In this photo, the __________ is interacting with the __________ by wearing down the rocks as the water flows

Required

4

Unit 5 Test

What is the term for the part of the hydrosphere that is frozen?

The cycles of matter in Earth's systems are driven by movement of

When a system gives itself information about itself after a change or event, this is called

The thin, gas-filled outermost layer of the earth's systems is called the

A landform with high elevation and high relief formed by material of the geosphere is called a

If you live in a relatively flat region that is not very high above sea level, you probably live on a

Which surface features can be formed by from wind or water?

Match each set of contour lines to the correct drawing

Compare and contrast constructive and destructive forces. You can either wirte in complete sentences to explain your answer, or use the provided Venn Diagram to organize your ideas.

When ocean water reaches the poles, some of it turns to ice. While some salt is trapped between ice crystals, most is left behind in the unfrozen seawater. This causes an increase in

About 97% of the hydrosphere is

How might water from a lake move through the water cycle and eventually fall as rain? Draw a diagram to model the cycle.

What is the term for the part of the hydrosphere that is frozen?

The cycles of matter in Earth's systems are driven by movement of

When a system gives itself information about itself after a change or event, this is called

The thin, gas-filled outermost layer of the earth's systems is called the

A landform with high elevation and high relief formed by material of the geosphere is called a

If you live in a relatively flat region that is not very high above sea level, you probably live on a

Which surface features can be formed by from wind or water?

Match each set of contour lines to the correct drawing

Compare and contrast constructive and destructive forces. You can either wirte in complete sentences to explain your answer, or use the provided Venn Diagram to organize your ideas.

When ocean water reaches the poles, some of it turns to ice. While some salt is trapped between ice crystals, most is left behind in the unfrozen seawater. This causes an increase in

About 97% of the hydrosphere is

How might water from a lake move through the water cycle and eventually fall as rain? Draw a diagram to model the cycle.