Earth Systems and Processes, Exams of Humanities

An overview of various earth systems and processes, including continents, mountain belts, ocean basins, earthquakes, tectonic plates, and the impact of global climate change. It covers key concepts and terminology related to the dynamic nature of the earth's surface, crust, and climate. Likely intended for an introductory-level university course in earth science, geography, or a related field, and could be useful for students as study notes, lecture notes, or a summary of the core topics covered. The questions and answers focus on testing the student's understanding of fundamental earth system components and how they interact and change over time.

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2023/2024

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GESCI 101 W06 QUIZ 3.15 PRACTICE WEEKLY SOLUTION
2023-2024 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Which of the following describes a continent?
A region on Earth that has at least seven major world cities on it
A region on Earth that contains more dense crustal rocks
An area which has no mountains in it
A region on Earth that contains less dense crustal rocks
Which of the following best describes a mountain belt?
Long canyons between two mountain ranges
Uplifted bands of crust
Regions where lots of magmatic eruptions occur
A band of denser crust
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GESCI 101 W06 QUIZ 3.15 PRACTICE WEEKLY SOLUTION

2023 - 2024 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Which of the following describes a continent?

A region on Earth that has at least seven major world cities on it

A region on Earth that contains more dense crustal rocks

An area which has no mountains in it

A region on Earth that contains less dense crustal rocks

Which of the following best describes a mountain belt?

Long canyons between two mountain ranges

Uplifted bands of crust

Regions where lots of magmatic eruptions occur

A band of denser crust

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Which of the following best describes an ocean basin?

What is the term that is used to describe the slabs of broken, rigid, outer layers (lithosphere) of the Earth?

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Volcanic provinces

Tectonic plates

Mountain belts

Supercontinents

When large areas of forest die from a disease or infestation, this exposes the underlying rock to.

deeper oceans and sea-level

change

weathering and surface change

adaptation and biological change

warming and climate change

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climate change

impact change

surface change

tectonic change

sea-level change

What do we call an uplifted band of crust?

Ocean basin

Plate boundary

Volcanic province

Mountain belt

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Correct Answer

None of the above

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Tectonic

Biological (all plants and animals)

Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the text as something important that comes with understanding how the Earth changes?

Satisfying humanity's thirst for knowledge

Locating and extracting natural resources (fuel, metals, water)

Minimizing man's negative effects on various spheres of the Earth

Understanding that God had no part in the creation and development of theEarth

Minimizing the negative effects of Earth processes (i.e. effects of earthquakes and volcanoes)

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Weathering of carbon-bearing rocks

Formation of carbon-bearing rocks

Volcanoes

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1 / 1 pts Impacts were quite common early on in the Earth's development and changed ecosystems and climates. According to the text, how common arelarge impacts on Earth today?

They are common.

They are rare.

They are somewhat rare.

They are somewhat common.

What are the three major ways plates interact with each other at plate boundaries?

They move towards, away from, and past each other.