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Froggy Jumps Chapter 7 Review GameOnline version This is a game to help you review for the Chapter 7 test on Monday! Have fun!! by Logan Montague 1 The _________ is the lowest elevation in a particular area that remains covered in snow all year a valley glacier b snowline c ice sheet 2 Ice sheets are sometimes called ____________ a continental ice sheets b flows c slips 3 An ______is a period of time when much of Earth’s land is covered in glaciers a snow age b ice age c glacier age 4 What is the term for the movement of glaciers? a drift b wash c flow 5 Valley glaciers are ice masses that slowly advance down valleys that were originally occupied by____ a streams b ice sheets c cliffs 6 Why are ice sheets sometimes called continental ice sheets? a they cover large regions where the climate is extremely cold. b they cover large regions where the climate is extremely hot. c they cover large regions where the climate is extremely humid 7 ___ is the sediment of different sizes deposited directly by a glacier a abrasion b till c drift 8 A glacier carves cirques, arêtes, and horns by _______ and _____ rocks. a removing and adding b freezering and adding c plucking and removing 9 During the recent ice age, glaciers covered almost __ percent of Earth’s land. a 20 b 30 c 50 10 The two major types of glacier movements are ____ and ______. a basal slip and plastic flow b Erosion and abrasion c glacial budget and glacial trough 11 Although chemical weathering occurs in deserts, ______ weathering is far more dominant in shaping desert landscapes. a mechanical b sediment c desert 12 __________ is a fan-shaped deposit of sediment formed when a stream’s slope is abruptly reduced a basin b playa lake c alluvial fan 13 _______ is a flat area on the floor of an undrained desert basin (playa) that fills and becomes a lake after heavy rain a playa lake b desert lake c stratified fan 14 In ______ regions, well-developed soils support an almost continuous cover of vegetation. a hot b humid c cold 15 Much of the weathered debris in deserts has resulted from _______ weathering. a mechanical b biological c chemical 16 What agent drives chemical weathering? a non living organisms b the sun c water 17 What does most desert erosion result from? a running water b alluvial fans c playa lakes 18 Most deserts streams dry up long before they ever reach the ocean. The streams are quickly depleted by _____ and _______ a Erosion and weathering b abrasion and deflation c soil infiltration and evaporation 19 Ephemeral streams, also known as ____ or arroyos, may flow for only a few hours or a few days. a cold streams b debris c washes 20 What does most of the erosional work in deserts? a Water b Air c Heat 21 What are the two was that wind erodes land surfaces? a deflation and abrasion b evaporation and erosion c erosion and soil infiltration 22 _________ is windblown silt that blankets the landscape. a dunes b desert pavement c loess 23 Whenever wind encounters an obstruction, no matter how small, ______ may form a dunes b caves c cliffs 24 What happens when wind-blown sand cuts and polishes exposed rock surfaces? a Deflation b Abrasion c Erosion 25 ______ is the lifting and removal of loose particles such as clay and silt. a deflation b abrasion c evaporation 26 What dunes have three or four sharp ridges, and their bases look like stars. a star dunes b barchan dunes c transverse dunes 27 What is a layer of coarse pebbles and gravel created when wind removed the finer material? a desert landscaping b desert sand c desert pavement 28 What is a hill or ridge of wind-deposited sand? a dune b cliff c caves 29 _____ dunes form in long ridges that are perpendicular to the direction of the wind. a transverse b barchan c parabolic 30 ______ dunes form parallel to the wind a longitudinal b transverse c barchanoid

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The _________ is the lowest elevation in a particular area that remains covered in snow all year

Ice sheets are sometimes called ____________

An ______is a period of time when much of Earth’s land is covered in glaciers

What is the term for the movement of glaciers?

Valley glaciers are ice masses that slowly advance down valleys that were originally occupied by____

Why are ice sheets sometimes called continental ice sheets?

___ is the sediment of different sizes deposited directly by a glacier

A glacier carves cirques, arêtes, and horns by _______ and _____ rocks.

During the recent ice age, glaciers covered almost __ percent of Earth’s land.

The two major types of glacier movements are ____ and ______.

Although chemical weathering occurs in deserts, ______ weathering is far more dominant in shaping desert landscapes.

__________ is a fan-shaped deposit of sediment formed when a stream’s slope is abruptly reduced

_______ is a flat area on the floor of an undrained desert basin (playa) that fills and becomes a lake after heavy rain

In ______ regions, well-developed soils support an almost continuous cover of vegetation.

Much of the weathered debris in deserts has resulted from _______ weathering.

What agent drives chemical weathering?

What does most desert erosion result from?

Most deserts streams dry up long before they ever reach the ocean. The streams are quickly depleted by _____ and _______

Ephemeral streams, also known as ____ or arroyos, may flow for only a few hours or a few days.

What does most of the erosional work in deserts?

What are the two was that wind erodes land surfaces?

_________ is windblown silt that blankets the landscape.

Whenever wind encounters an obstruction, no matter how small, ______ may form

What happens when wind-blown sand cuts and polishes exposed rock surfaces?

______ is the lifting and removal of loose particles such as clay and silt.

What dunes have three or four sharp ridges, and their bases look like stars.

What is a layer of coarse pebbles and gravel created when wind removed the finer material?

What is a hill or ridge of wind-deposited sand?

_____ dunes form in long ridges that are perpendicular to the direction of the wind.

______ dunes form parallel to the wind

A glacier carves cirques, arêtes, and horns by ___ and _ rocks.

The two major types of glacier movements are and __.

Most deserts streams dry up long before they ever reach the ocean. The streams are quickly depleted by _ and ___