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5th Science: Constructive and Destructive [Checkpoint 3]
By Anna marie Dipalma
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Earth's landforms change constantly.
True
False
Over time, the Earth's rocks get broken down into smaller pieces. This process is called _________________
weathering
erosion
deposition
sediment
When weathered rock is carried away to another location, it is called...
weathering
erosion
deposition
sediment
A river drops sediment at it's mouth, forming a delta.
A delta is formed by the process of...
weathering
erosion
deposition
What are two things that cause
erosion
?
rain and wind
rocks and gas
plants and animals
mountains and clouds
What is the
difference
between weathering and erosion?
Both weathering and erosion are natural processes.
Weathering breaks things apart, while erosion carries them away.
Erosion breaks things apart, while weathering carries them away.
Weathering is the same thing as erosion
Volcanoes can be both destructive and constructive forces.
True
False
A home has a sloping backyard. The family puts in walls made of large boulders halfway down the hill. Why would they need to build that rock wall?
They look nice.
To keep the soil in place.
To improve the view.
To keep the house from rolling.
What causes erosion?
Select all that apply
canyons
water
wind
gas
ice
rocks
sand dunes
Drag each landform type to the cause.
A delta forms at the mouth of a river.
A sand dune forms in the desert.
A canyon forms.
A trench is carved out.
Water
Wind
Ice