Semester Test

George knows that Earth's topography is continually being created and destroyed. He learned that two kinds of forces act on Earth’s topography. A volcano is an example of one of these forces. Lava and ash flow down into nearby habitats when a volcano

Jenny read that most of Earth’s water is salt water, while only 3% is fresh water. She also read that NOT all of the fresh water is accessible. Most of Earth’s fresh water is tied up in which area?

The study of life is called? *

After studying the Earth’s spheres, Jamal became interested in the hydrosphere and decided to investigate it further. He began to study the hydrosphere's interactions with other spheres. What is the relationship between the hydrosphere and the cryosp

Casey lives in California. She learned that her state has both the lowest and highest points in the continental United States. Which word means a measure of the height of a point above sea level?

Sarah learned that natural forces are normally either destructive, like a volcano, or constructive, like mountain ranges. However, she read that water can be considered both a constructive and destructive force. In what way can water be a destructive

All the frozen water on Earth is called?

On a topographic map, contour lines that form a circle indicate a what?

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