EARTH SCIENCE LONG QUIZ

TOPICS:

• SOIL RESOURCES
• HUMAN ACTIVITY AND THE
ENVIRONMENT
• EXOGENIC PROCESS
• ENDOGENIC PROCESS
Read the statements carefully and
rearrange the letters to form the
correct word that describes what is
being asked.
 SOIL RESOURCES (10 PTS)
1. It is a way to conserve or protect the soil by growing an
alternating rowsRIPST
of crops.
OPPRCNGI
2.A type of soil that has the smallest particle size. LACY
3.It destroys the soil by providing excess magnesium which can
lead to soil compaction.
SREZILITREF
4.Conservation of soil that can be practiced at home or with a small
claypot. OSTPOMC
5.Once absorbed. It may affect the soil by killing its
microorganisms that help on the soil growth.
SEDICITSEP
 SOIL RESOURCES
6. A practice on planting crops on elevation or on a hill.
RUOTNOC RAFNMGI
7. It affects the soil profile by digging the soil and
moving it to another NOITCURTSNOC
place. DNA VEDOLEMEPTN
8. A practice that helps in maintaining the fertility of the
soil by slowing down the nutrient depletion.ROPC TAOROITN
9. A process of accumulation of minerals which
includes digging that may cause soil loss.
NIMNGI
10. What type of soil has the largest particle size?ANDS
HUMAN ACTIVITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT (10 PTS)
1.A process of designing, manufacturing, purchasing, using and reusing
materials so that the amount of waste is reduced.
ECRUOS IONTCUDER
2. The type of solid waste that was produced by the citizens or residents
because they no longer needed it or it is broken.
LAPCIINUM DILOS ETSWA
3. A controlled manner disposal of waste using high temperature or burning.
ICNIERNTANIO
4. Type of solid waste that was produced from raising animals or harvesting
crops. LARUTLUCIRGA DILOS ETSWA
5. It was a material used to cover the soil.
HCLUM
 HUMAN ACTIVITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
6.It was the generation, prevention and characterization, monitoring, treatment,
handling, reuse and residual disposition of solid waste.
ETSWA AGENAMENTM
7.Waste coming from sources other than mining. It includes a variety of materials
such as demolition waste and scraps from manufacturing processes.
NIDSUTRAIL LIDSO STAWE

8.The cheapest and the most convenient waste disposal. DNALLIFL

LINGYCCER
9.The collecting, processing and turning waste into new products.

10.Solid waste that was generated from the accumulation of minerals underground or
on surface. NINGMI DILOS ETSWA
EXOGENIC PROCESS (10 PTS)
 EXOGENIC PROCESS
PART II. Identify what is being described. Choose the correct answer
inside the box.

Avalanche Creep Mudflow Bulge

7. A type of mass wasting wherein, imperceptible downslope movement
of soil particles and rock debris. ____________
8. A type of mass movement that is a rapidly moving earthflow
containing high amount of water. ______________
9. Another type of mass wasting which is the subsurface creep of rock
material. ___________________
10. It is a fast moving earthflow in mountainous region. _____________
 ENDOGENIC PROCESS (10 PTS)
Identify what is being described. Choose the correct answer inside
the box.
MONOCLINE STRAIN FAULT
LITHOSTATIC STRESS TENSION STRESS

1. A type of differential stress experienced by the rock that appears

to be pulling apart the rock. ___________
2. What is the term used for the effect of stress on the rocks? ______
3. What is the simplest type of fold? _________
4. A type of rock stress that is equal to all sides. ___________
5. It is an extremely long and deep break or large crack in a
rock._____
 ENDOGENIC PROCESS
Identify what is being described. Choose the correct answer inside the box.
ANTICLINE STRIKE-SLIP DIP-SLIP
COMPRESSIONAL STRESS SHEAR STRESS

6. What is the type of differential stress that pushed together the rock?
______
7.A type of fault that the blocks were moving horizontally. ____________
8.What is the type of fold that forms an upward arc? ________
9.What is the type of differential stress that pushes or pulls the rock but the
force applied was parallel? ____________
10.Which type of fault have the blocks were moving vertically? ________