Chapter 1 Quiz

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Today

Quiz about chapter 1

Some tips for the test

Work with the atlas

3.1 The earth's layers and plates

Why is as extraction in Groningen being reduced?

1. Because the gas field is almost empty
2. Because there is no need for gas anymore
3. Because of the earthquake damage
4. Because the gas field has been filled with CO2

Which two types of earth's crust are there?

Oceanic crust is heavier than continental crust because

1. Water is heavier than buildings
2. Oceanic crust is thicker than continental crust
3. Oceanic crust consists of heavier material
4. There is so much water in this crust

Oceanic: basalt

Continental: granite and andesite

What proof is there for the journey the Netherlands took across the globe? Multiple answers!

1. Coal
2. Rock salt
3. Dunes
4. Fossils

A while after an eruption the soil becomes fertile due to the nutrients in the ash and lava.

1. True
2. False

The volcanic ash could do a lot of damage to buildings.

1. True
2. False

Which part of the Earth consists of tectonic plates?

1. Inner core
2. Outer core
3. Mantle
4. Crust

What do we call the movement of liquid rock in the mantle, caused by heat of the inner core?

1. Plate tectonics
2. Plate boundaries
3. Convection currents
4. Tectonic plates

This is also named as the 'calender of the earth'

1. Geology
2. Geological timescale
3. Evolution of life
4. Fossils

If the geological timescale were a clock. How much time would humankind exist?

1. 2 minutes
2. 1 minute
3. 40 seconds
4. 20 seconds

What do you need to learn?

• You need to know the terms and their definitions.

• Not only browse through the textbook, read it carefully and ask yourself if you understand what it says.
• Study your summary with your answers to the learning goals.
  
• Go through the presentations (LessonUp class).
  

How do you need to answer?

An often occuring question in geography is to give a cause and effect of something. How do you answer a question like this?

When you're finished early with the test

No laptops or phones allowed.

Not allowed to check the textbook or your study notes.

So... Bring a reading book or just stare out the window and relax your mind.

Work on your atlas skills

Page 6 of the workbook

Next week

Big test about chapter 1

(bring a reading book)

Good luck!