Science Boot Camp
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Usually formed by destructive forces - Rivers wear away the land and create deep gorges in the Earth. | Canyons
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| Created by constructive forces - The deposition of sediment from a river, usually in a triangular shape. | Deltas
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| Both destructive and constructive forces are used - Plate tectonics cause the build up of pressure and magma inside the Earth and it erupts from within. | Volcanoes
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| Usually from a destructive force- Created from eroded mountain | Plateau
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| Formed by destructive force - Created from erosion by rivers (form v shapes) or galciers (form u shapes) | Valleys
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| Usually constructive - Built up deposited sediment | Plains
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| Both destructive and constructive - Smoothes out land by destroying rock and land underneath. Also creates valleys by depositing eroded sediment. | Glaciers
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| Destructive forces form these. Created by weathered or eroded mountains. | Cliffs
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| Can be made from constructive or destructive forces. Created by water eroding away land or from where molton rock erupted. | Caverns/Caves
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| This is definitely formed from a constructive force. It is created by collision of plates. They can be eroded by gravity or water. | Mountains
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| These are constructed by the deposition or weathered or eroded sand particles. However, they can also be eroded away by the same waves that brought in the sand to build them. | Beaches
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