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Chapter 2 Test North America’s Environment Setting

Navigation   » List of Schools  »  California State University, Northridge  »  Geography  »  Geography 321 – The United States  »  2019  »  Chapter 2 Test North America’s Environment Setting

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  It would depend on the characteristics of the water and land.
B  The land would heat more rapidly.
C  They would both heat at about the same rate
D  The water would heat more rapidly.
Question #2
A  The Cascade Range
B  The Appalachians
C  The Rocky Mountains
D  The Olympic Mountains
E  The Sierra Nevadas
Question #3
A  Triple Divide Peak
B  The St. Lawrence Divide
C  The Great Divide
D  The Great Basin
E  The Laurentian Divide
Question #4
A  Steppe
B  Tropical Wet
C  Humid Subtropical
D  Highland
E  Mediterranean
Question #5
A  Mollisols are the ‘soils of the grasslands’
B  Alfisols have high native fertility and are found in the humid and subhumid parts of the United States
C  Utisols dominate the southeastern part of the United States
D  Oxisols are the best for growing wheat and potatoes
E  Darker colors mean more organic material in the soils
Question #6
A  The Great Plains
B  The Pacific Northwest
C  The Gulf Coast
D  New England
Question #7
A  A pressure gradient
B  A barometer
C  A compression meter
D  A thermometer
Question #8
A  The Erie Canal
B  The Appalachian mountains
C  The Great Lakes
D  The Grand Canyon
Question #9
A  Karst
B  Volcanic
C  Glacial
D  Fluvial
Question #10
A  During the winter
B  During the summer
C  Actually the precipitation is even all year round
D  During the spring and fall
Question #11
A  Rain shadow
B  High deserts
C  Arroyos
D  Nonprecipitous zones
Question #12
A  Tends to contain a large amount of gas bubbles
B  Erupts explosively, spreading ash and debris through the atmosphere
C  Is the hottest form of lava because it comes from deeper within the earth
D  Has a low viscosity and so flows across the landscape
Question #13
A  The Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Gulf of Mexico are the main drainage areas for the continental United States
B  Precipitation in the state of Washington tends be caused by orographic lifting
C  There are four marine air masses and one continental air masses influencing the climate of the United States
D  Deforestation, overgrazing, and overcropping are the three main human factors in the process of erosion
E  The Great Lakes and the Great Salt Lake are examples of closed waterway systems
Question #15
A  Earth studies
B  Physical geography
C  Human geography
D  Environmental geography
Question #17
A  Sea stacks (isolated columns of rocks)
B  Sea cliffs
C  Broad beaches
D  Rugged, narrow beaches
Question #18
A  In the United States, oil fields and natural gas fields tend to overlap
B  Continental air masses tend be moist and unstable most of the year
C  One would find midlatitude deciduous forests in states like Ohio and Kentucky
D  Land heats faster and cools faster than water
E  Being close to the ocean will moderate your temperature – you will have lower highs and higher lows
Question #19
A  Low, rolling hills
B  Many fertile swamps and marshes
C  Widespread volcanism and tectonic uplift
D  Steep canyons, mesas and buttes
Question #22
A  The Grand Canyon
B  The Great Lakes
C  The Erie Canal
D  The Rocky mountains
Question #23
A  The North American Plate
B  The Juan de Fuca Plate
C  The Atlantic Plate
D  The Pacific Plate
Question #24
A  Temperatures are moderated by the presence of the lakes, but precipitation is increased.
B  Temperatures are unaffected by the presence of the lakes, and precipitation is decreased.
C  Temperatures are moderated by the presence of the lakes, but precipitation is decreased.
D  Temperatures are unaffected by the presence of the lakes, and precipitation is increased.
Question #26
A  Moist air warming as it is forced to lower elevations
B  Dry air warming as it is forced to higher elevations
C  Moist air cooling as it is forced to higher elevations
D  Dry air cooling as it is forced to lower elevations
Question #27
A  The Ozark Mountains
B  The Sierras
C  The Appalachian Mountains
D  The Rocky Mountains
Question #28
A  About the same
B  More
C  Less
D  Actually there isn’t a stable relationship between temperature and moisture in the air.
Question #29
A  Mount Adams and Mount Baker
B  Mount Rainier and Mt. St. Helens
C  Mount Jefferson and Newberry Volcano
D  Mount Hood and Crater Lake
E  Currently all volcanoes in the Cascade Range are monitored
Question #30
A  Low, rolling hills
B  Small mountain ranges and flat valleys
C  Folding, uplift, and faulting
D  Many fertile swamps and marshes
Question #31
A  Software
B  All of the these answer choices are components of GIS
C  Database
D  People
E  Network
Question #32
A  The northwest
B  California
C  The southeast
D  The Great Plains
Question #33
A  Lake Powell
B  The Ohio River
C  The Great Lakes
D  The Mississippi River
Question #34
A  Elevation formation
B  Eolian activity
C  Down cutting
D  Orogeny