What are glaciers? How are they as agents of erosion and deposition? What will be an ideal response?
Glaciers are moving bodies of ice on land. They are very effective at erosion, sediment transport, and
deposition. They deeply scour the surfaces they move over, produce glacial landforms by erosion or
deposition, and deposit huge amounts of sediments.
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The type of structure shown in this figure is a(n)
A) thrust fault.
B) anticline.
C) syncline.
D) monocline.
E) basin.
Which way is the current moving along this coastline?
A) Out to sea
B) In toward the coast
C) From right to left
D) From left to right
You are given a six-month assignment by your employer to work at a remote location in Australia
In order to pack as lightly as possible, you try to research the climate of the small town in Australia, but there is little data since no major cities are located within 300 miles. What are some geographic or other considerations that might help you "predict" what general weather patterns exist at the location?
The crust and the mantle are divided into the following layers in order of increasing depth:
A. lithosphere, mesosphere, asthenosphere B. mesosphere, lithosphere, asthenosphere C. lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere D. asthenosphere, lithosphere, mesosphere E. asthenosphere, mesosphere, lithosphere