* Slow Changes - Task Cards

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20 questions

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* Slow Changes - Task Cards

Last updated 11 months ago

20 questions

Question 1

Which image shows sediment?

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Question 2

Which image shows a canyon?

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Question 3

Which image shows a sand dune?

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Question 4

Which image shows a valley?

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Question 5

Which event is an example of a slow change to Earth’s surface?

Landslide

Earthquake

Volcanic eruption

Weathering

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Question 6

Which event is NOT an example of weathering?

Wind dropping off sediments to form a sand dune

Ice breaking a rock into smaller pieces

Wind and rain breaking off sediments from a rock

A river carving out a canyon

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Question 7

Which image shows the effects of rock being weathered by wind?

Aeolian arch

Frost wedging

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Question 8

Which event is an example of deposition?

A river forming a valley

A river dropping off sediments at the mouth of the river

A river carving out a canyon

A river carrying sediments

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Question 9

What is erosion?

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

Frost wedging

The movement of sediment from one place to another

Small pieces of weathered rock

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Question 10

10.

What is deposition?

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

The breaking down of larger rocks into smaller pieces

The formation of a canyon

Frost wedging

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Question 11

11.

What is a canyon?

A V-shaped valley formed by a river

A U-shaped valley formed by a river

A V-shaped valley formed by a glacier

A U-shaped valley formed by a glacier

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Question 12

12.

What is weathering?

The movement of sediment from one place to another

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

Small pieces of sediment

The breaking down of rock into sediment

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Question 13

13.

What is another word for a V-shaped valley?

Delta

Sand dune

Canyon

Glacial valley

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Question 14

14.

How are river deltas and sand dunes similar?

Both are formed by weathering.

Both are formed by rain.

Both are formed by deposition.

Both are formed by ice.

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Question 15

15.

How are glacial erosion and frost wedging similar?

Both involve wind.

Both involve waves.

Both involve deposition.

Both involve ice.

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Question 16

16.

How do U-shaped valleys and V-shaped valleys differ?

U-shaped valleys are formed by glaciers while V-shaped valleys are formed by rivers.

U-shaped valleys are formed by rivers while V-shaped valleys are formed by glaciers.

U-shaped valleys are formed by wind while V-shaped valleys are formed by ice.

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Question 17

17.

Which phrase belongs in the blank?

Glacier formed

U-shaped valley formed

Mountain formed

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Question 18

18.

Which diagram shows the correct order of processes that result in slow changes to Earth’s surface?

Weathering → erosion → deposition

Weathering → deposition → erosion

Deposition → weathering → erosion

Deposition → erosion → weathering

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Question 19

19.

Which list includes only landforms that are formed due to deposition?

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Question 20

20.

What processes are shown in the diagram below?

Weathering to form a river delta

Weathering and erosion to form a valley

Deposition to form a valley

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Question 1

Which image shows sediment?

Question 2

Which image shows a canyon?

Question 3

Which image shows a sand dune?

Question 4

Which image shows a valley?

Question 5

Which event is an example of a slow change to Earth’s surface?

Landslide

Earthquake

Volcanic eruption

Weathering

Question 6

Which event is NOT an example of weathering?

Wind dropping off sediments to form a sand dune

Ice breaking a rock into smaller pieces

Wind and rain breaking off sediments from a rock

A river carving out a canyon

Question 7

Which image shows the effects of rock being weathered by wind?

Aeolian arch

Frost wedging

River delta

Glacial valley

Question 8

Which event is an example of deposition?

A river forming a valley

A river dropping off sediments at the mouth of the river

A river carving out a canyon

A river carrying sediments

Question 9

What is erosion?

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

Frost wedging

The movement of sediment from one place to another

Small pieces of weathered rock

Question 10

10.

What is deposition?

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

The breaking down of larger rocks into smaller pieces

The formation of a canyon

Frost wedging

Question 11

11.

What is a canyon?

A V-shaped valley formed by a river

A U-shaped valley formed by a river

A V-shaped valley formed by a glacier

A U-shaped valley formed by a glacier

Question 12

12.

What is weathering?

The movement of sediment from one place to another

The dropping off of sediment in a new location

Small pieces of sediment

The breaking down of rock into sediment

Question 13

13.

What is another word for a V-shaped valley?

Delta

Sand dune

Canyon

Glacial valley

Question 14

14.

How are river deltas and sand dunes similar?

Both are formed by weathering.

Both are formed by rain.

Both are formed by deposition.

Both are formed by ice.

Question 15

15.

How are glacial erosion and frost wedging similar?

Both involve wind.

Both involve waves.

Both involve deposition.

Both involve ice.

Question 16

16.

How do U-shaped valleys and V-shaped valleys differ?

U-shaped valleys are formed by glaciers while V-shaped valleys are formed by rivers.

U-shaped valleys are formed by rivers while V-shaped valleys are formed by glaciers.

U-shaped valleys are formed by wind while V-shaped valleys are formed by ice.

Question 17

17.

Which phrase belongs in the blank?

Glacier formed

U-shaped valley formed

Mountain formed

Canyon formed

Question 18

18.

Which diagram shows the correct order of processes that result in slow changes to Earth’s surface?

Weathering → erosion → deposition

Weathering → deposition → erosion

Deposition → weathering → erosion

Deposition → erosion → weathering

Question 19

19.

Which list includes only landforms that are formed due to deposition?

Question 20

20.

What processes are shown in the diagram below?

Weathering to form a river delta

Weathering and erosion to form a valley

Deposition to form a valley

Deposition to form a sand dune

River delta

Glacial valley

Canyon formed

Deposition to form a sand dune