unit 5
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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| Sand Dune | A large mound of sand piled by wind
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| Creep | The slow movement of soil or rock downhill.
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| Erosion | The process of moving sediment from place to place by water.
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| Abrasion | scraping off of something no longer there.
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| Earthquake | the shaking of the earths surface caused by movement of rock in the crust.
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| Mechanical Weathering | the process by which rocks aare broken down through physical methods.
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| Mechanical Weathering Examples | (blank)
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| Chemical Weathering | the process by which the chemical makeup of a rock is changes and the rock is broken down.
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| Examples Chemical Weathering | (blank)
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| Volcano | a mountain that forms as molten rockflows through a crack onto the earth surface.
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| Glacier | A great mass of ice moving very slowly.
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| Landslide | the sudden movement downhill of rock and soil
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| Inference | An untested interpretation of observaationnns.
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| Observation | information that you gather with yoour senses.
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| How long is the shaking of an earth quake felt | seconds
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| What erupts from a volcano? | lava, ash, hot rock
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| How is rust formed? | When iron mixes with oxgen.
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| What happen to land and cliffs along the coastline? | eroison
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| How are beaches formed? | deposition on the coast. See p. 353.
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| What are the effects of changing tempuratures on land (freezing and thawing cycle)? | Rocks crack and break off. (See Lesson 1 & 3.)
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You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
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