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What is a landform?

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Give 3 examples of landforms and explain how each one is made

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Describe one type of landscape and explain what landforms can be found there.

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Weathering is:

when the weather changes

is the breakdown of rocks by a chemical, physical or biological process

when materials are moved by wind and water

when soil and rocks are worn away and moved to a new location by wind or water

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Erosion is

materials moved to a different location that eventually create new landforms

is the breakdown of rocks by a chemical, physical or biological process

when materials are moved by wind and water

when soil and rocks are worn away and moved to a new location by wind or water

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Deposition

materials moved to a different location that eventually create new landforms

is the breakdown of rocks by a chemical, physical or biological process

when materials are moved by wind and water

when soil and rocks are worn away and moved to a new location by wind or water

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Acid Rain is an example of:

erosion

biological weathering

physical weathering

chemical weathering

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Explain why Australia has so many different types of landforms.

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Explain how the plates are moving on a divergent plate boundary.

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Explain why the tectonic plates move around the Earth (bonus point if you can name the term we use to explain how the plates move).

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Volcanoes are mainly found on convergent plate boundaries.

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The Pacific Ocean hosts over 80 percent of the world's shallow and medium‐depth earthquakes and 100 percent of the deep earthquakes.

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Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

Convergent - subductive/destructive

Divergent

Transformative

Convergent - collision

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Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

Convergent - subductive/destructive

Divergent

Transformative

Convergent - collision

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The Himalayan mountains were created due to what type of plate boundary?

Convergent - subductive/destructive

Divergent

Transformative

Convergent - collision

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Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are active volcanoes in and around New Zealand.

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Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are 2 ocean trenches along the plate boundary.

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Landscapes and Landforms

Landscapes and Landforms

What is a landform?

Give 3 examples of landforms and explain how each one is made

Describe one type of landscape and explain what landforms can be found there.

Weathering is:

Erosion is

Deposition

Acid Rain is an example of:

Explain why Australia has so many different types of landforms.

Explain how the plates are moving on a divergent plate boundary.

Explain why the tectonic plates move around the Earth (bonus point if you can name the term we use to explain how the plates move).

Volcanoes are mainly found on convergent plate boundaries.

The Pacific Ocean hosts over 80 percent of the world's shallow and medium‐depth earthquakes and 100 percent of the deep earthquakes.

Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

The Himalayan mountains were created due to what type of plate boundary?

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are active volcanoes in and around New Zealand.

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are 2 ocean trenches along the plate boundary.

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there was an earthquake in Christchurch in 2011.

What is a landform?

Give 3 examples of landforms and explain how each one is made

Describe one type of landscape and explain what landforms can be found there.

Weathering is:

Erosion is

Deposition

Acid Rain is an example of:

Explain why Australia has so many different types of landforms.

Explain how the plates are moving on a divergent plate boundary.

Explain why the tectonic plates move around the Earth (bonus point if you can name the term we use to explain how the plates move).

Volcanoes are mainly found on convergent plate boundaries.

The Pacific Ocean hosts over 80 percent of the world's shallow and medium‐depth earthquakes and 100 percent of the deep earthquakes.

Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

Above is a picture of a type of plate boundary. It is:

The Himalayan mountains were created due to what type of plate boundary?

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are active volcanoes in and around New Zealand.

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there are 2 ocean trenches along the plate boundary.

Look at the above diagram. Explain why there was an earthquake in Christchurch in 2011.