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ST NICHOLAS COLLEGE RABAT SECONDARY HALF YEARLY EXAMINATIONS Mark February 2017 Year 8 GEOGRAPHY TIME: 1 h 30 min Name: Class: Register Number: Answer all questions 1) Write True or False near each sentence. a) The Richter Scale shows the strength of an earthquake from 1 to 100. b) We do not find active volcanoes within the Mediterrean region. c) A volcano is only formed above the ground. d) Stromboli and Santorini are two volcanoes found within the Mediterranean Region. e) Etna erupts frequently so, it is an active volcano. f) A volcanologist is a person who studies volcanoes. g) Scientists who study earthquakes are known as seismologists. (7) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 1 of 12

2) Figure 1 shows a pyroclastic flow. Figure 1 a) Underline the correct sentences that describe a pyroclastic flow. i) A pyroclastic flow is made up of hot molten rock. ii) iii) A pyroclastic flow is a fast moving cloud of hot ashes and rock. A pyroclastic flow can go down the sides of a volcano at very high speeds. (4) b) Mention two possible effects of a pyroclastic flow. St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 2 of 12

3 a) In the space below draw the earth s internal structure using these terms: crust inner core mantle outer core (4) b) Fill in the blanks using the words found in question 3a above. i) The is made up of molten rock. ii) The is the thinnest outer layer of the Earth. iii) The is the extremely hot centre of the earth. iv) The is liquid and made up of iron. (4) c) What are convection currents? St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 3 of 12

4 a) Figure 2 shows the continent which covered the earth about 300 million years ago. Underline the name of this continent. Antarctica Pangaea Pacific Tethys Figure 2 b) Figure 3 shows what happened to this continent about 100 million years ago. With the help of Figure 3 explain what happened to this continent. Fi Figure 3 (3) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 4 of 12

5) Look carefully at the map in Figure 4 showing mountains and volcanoes in the Mediterranean Sea. In the table, write the correct name of each volcano and mountain next to the letters A to H. Choose from: Pyrenees Alps Stromboli Santorini Atlas Vesuvius Etna E F A B C D G Figure 4 Volcano A Volcano B Volcano C Volcano D Mountains E Mountains F Mountains G (7) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 5 of 12

6) Figure 5 shows the epicentre of an earthquake that occured in Italy on the 24th of August 2016. Answer the following questions. Epicentre Figure 5 a)define epicentre. b) This earthquake measured 6.2. What is the instrument that measures the strength of an earthquake called? (1) c) On Figure 5 above mark with an arrow the seismic wave. (1) d) By looking at Figure 5, where was the strength of the earthquake mostly felt? e) Explain why did you choose this city. St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 6 of 12

f) Following the earthquake there were 60 small earth tremors within 4 hours. Give another name for small earth tremors. g) Name two other countries in the Mediterranean, besides Italy, which are frequently hit by earthquakes. h)write down three possible effects of an earthquake. (3) i) Write what should you do if an earthquake occurs while you are in the classroom. (3) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 7 of 12

7) Figure 6 shows a plate boundary within the Mediterranean Sea. Figure 6 a) What is a plate boundary? (3) b) Use Figure 6 in order to explain why in the Mediterranean Sea a lot of earthquakes occur. c) On Figure 6 label the Eurasian Plate and the African Plate. (4) d)what is it called a large wave created by an earthquake in the sea? (1) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 8 of 12

8 a) Figure 7 shows a cross section of a volcano. Put these words in the correct place below: magma chamber, layers of ashes and lava, lava ash, cloud and volcanic bombs, main vent, crater Figure 7 (6) b) Give the meaning of the following: i) Magma chamber ii) Crater iii) Main vent St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 9 of 12 (6)

9) Figure 8 shows a volcano. Figure 8 a) Tick (X) the correct answer: The volcano seen in Figure 8 is : An extinct volcano An active volcano A dormant volcano (1) b) How can you tell? c) What is the molten rock below the earth s surface called? lava magma crust (1) St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 10 of 12

d) Mention three negative effects of a volcano. (3) e) Write three advantages that people living close to a volcano have. (3) f) What is the difference between a dormant volcano and an extinct volcano? 10 a) Figure 9 shows the water cycle. Label Figure 9 with the following words: condensation evaporation rainfall rivers (4) Figure 9 St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 11 of 12

b) The following sentences show the process of evaporation. Write True or False near each sentence. (5) 1 After half an hour, since her swim, Erica found that her swimming suit was totally dry. This shows evaporation. 2 It started raining and Jeremy s shirt got all wet. This shows evaporation. 3 It was so cold that the water of the puddle got frozen. This shows evaporation. 4 The street was full of puddles. The sun came out and the water in the puddles disappeared. This is showing evaporation. 5 I hung the clothes in the morning. In the evening they well already dry. This shows evaporation. c) Define these words: 1) Condensation 2) Rainfall (4) The End St Nicholas College/Geography/Year 8/Feb 2017 Page 12 of 12