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Soils, Rocks and Landforms (Maple)

Last updated about 7 years ago

32 questions

3

3

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Slowly

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Slowly

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Slowly

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Slowly

Question 13

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Slowly

A    Tree roots

B .  Acid rain

C .  Freezing and thawing

D .  blowing wind

A   Chemicals in the rain made a tiny crack bigger

B .  tree roots grew from a seed in a crack and split the rock

C . freezing and thawing of rain and snow in a crack split the rock.

D . wind blew into a tiny crack and made it bigger

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Table A

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Question 32

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A expands

B evaporates 

C contracts 

D condenses

A pond

B lake

C mountain stream

D river

F    It has the most 
     water

G    It has the steepest 
       slope

H    It has the longest distance to flow

J    It has to move around large boulders

A    sand 

B    clay

C     pebbles

A    sand 

B    clay

C     pebbles

A    sand 

B    clay

C     pebbles

A

B

C

D

Rapidly (fast)

Rapidly (fast)

Rapidly (fast)

Rapidly (fast)

Rapidly (fast)

Rapidly (fast)

A

B

C

D

Drag the number from the map to match the location on the illustration with the earth material.  

1

2

3

4

Silt

Boulders

Pebbles

Sand

A    30 cm

B   35 cm

C   40 cm

D   45 cm

A    25 cm

B    30 cm

C    35 cm

D    40cm

Table B

Volcanic Eruption

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

Tree Roots

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

Chemical weathering

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

Freezing water

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

landslides

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

earthquakes

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

flash floods

Slow 

Rapid (fast) 

A earthquake

B landslide

C volcano

D flood

Volcanoes often occur where continents meet oceans

Yes

No

Earthquakes and volcanoes often happen in similar locations

Yes

No

Most earthquakes occur in Australia

Yes

No

More volcanoes and earthqyakes occur in  or near the Pacific Ocean compared to the Atlantic Ocean

Yes

No