5.7AB Review (SR, FF, and Landforms)

What landform does this model most likely represent?

• Delta

• Cave

• Canyon

• Sand Dune

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

What landform does the model most likely represent?

• Landslide

• U-shaped valley

• sand dune

• canyon

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Which statement best explains how the formation of deltas and sand dunes are similar?

• Both are formed by the movement of glaciers.

• Both are formed by water eroding sediments.

• Both are formed by wind weathering rocks.

• Both are formed by the deposition of sediments.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

A WIDE, ROUND BOTTOM valley is shown below. This valley is most likely formed by...

• Tornadoes

• Glaciers

• Flash flooding

• Deposition by the wind

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

Which image best shows the MOVEMENT of sediments from one place to another.

• Deposition at the mouth of a river

• A river eroding sediments

• deposition of sand in a sand dune

• a glacier weathering rocks

Which list contains ONLY processes that must occur in order for fossil fuels to form?

• formation of faults, burial, glacier formation

• organism growth, burial, volcanic eruptions

• organism growth, burial, compaction

• erosion, burial, earthquakes

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

All of these are related to the formation of oil and natural gas EXCEPT -

• decomposed animals

• decayed plants

• sedimentary rocks

• active volcanoes

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-1

The diagram shows the sequence of the processes that turn solid rock into sandstone. Which 2 processes best complete this diagram?

• melting and cooling

• erosion and compaction

• compaction and cementation

• evaporation and dissolving

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

Fossil fuels formed over long periods of time after particles in water settled to the sea floor and formed marine mud. What kinds of particles needed to be present in the marine mud in order for fossil fuels to form?

• mostly sand and a few small bits of wood

• mostly decaying organisms

• mostly lava and a few sedimentary rocks

• mostly metal minerals

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NGSS.MS-LS2-3

The photograph shows plants growing on the surface of a pond. How do plants like these form fossil fuels?

• The dead plants sink to the bottom of the pond and get buried by sediment for millions of years.

• The dead plants get buried for millions of years and form fossils that attract carbon.

• The dead plants sink to the bottom of the pond and are consumed by decomposers.

• The dead plants produce carbon that is consumed by fish, which form fossils.

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