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Chapter 8 review game Sect 8.3 Sect 8.1 Sect 8.2 Chapter review 1 1 1
Final Jeopardy Cat 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 13
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What is a mass movement? 1 points Back
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Name two variables not yet mentioned that influence mass movements.
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Name two variables not yet mentioned that influence mass movements.
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Where does an objects weight come from?
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Give an example of a trigger.
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How can water be an influence on mass movement?
6 points Back
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Which mass movement is a slow and steady down hill flow of loose and weathered materials?
7 points Back
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What is a rapid down slope movement of materials such as rock and soil?
8 points Back
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Name for a mass of materials that rotates and slides along a curved surface.
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Rapid movement of snow that requires a minimum of a 35 degree slope.
10 points Back
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When there is a lot of rain in a short amount of time which saturates the soil, this dangerous flow can occur. 11 points Back
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What is one way that mass movements can be prevented?
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What determines how much material is available for mass movement?
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What are the three ways in which air can move sediments?
1 points Back
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What is saltation? 2 points Back
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What is the term for small particles being carried in the air for long distances?
3 points Back
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What is deflation? 4 points Back
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What is abrasion? 5 points Back
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What is the term for the rocks that are shaped by the wind blown sediments?
6 points Back
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Term for a large pile of sand.
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This type of dune is a? 8 points Back
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This type of dune is a? 9 points Back
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This type of dune is a? 10 points Back
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This type of dune is a? 11 points Back
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Term for a thick layer of wind blown silt and clay sediments
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What is the term for a moving mass of ice?
1 point Back
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Which type of glacier forms in mountainous areas and carves U shaped valleys?
2 points Back
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Which glacier covers large continent sized areas and is the largest type?
3 points Back
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What is the deep depression carved out by a glacier called?
4 points Back
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What is the term for a pyramid shaped peak?
5 points Back
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What is an Arete? 6 points Back
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What is the term for the unsorted till deposited by a glacier?
7 points Back
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Where does the melt water deposit the outwash?
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What is the term for the canoe shaped elongated land form that is created when a glacier moves over old moraines? 9 points Back
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What is an esker? 10 points Back
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What are the three types of lakes that glaciers can create?
11 points Back
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If a glacier moved 0.25 Km/year, how long would it take to travel 2 Km?
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What underlying force causes all forms of mass movement?
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What is an example of a slow mass movement?
2 points Back
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What is the movement of dunes called?
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What has the greatest erosional power?
4 points Back
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What percent of Earth’s surface is covered by glaciers?
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Name a state that would likely experience wind erosion.
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Name three features formed by glaciers.
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Which land based mass movement has the fastest movement?
8 points Back
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Which particle size; sand, silt, pebbles, or gravel, can wind move the easiest?
9 points Back
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Which human activity contributed the “Dust Bowl?
10 points Back
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Final Jeopardy category Glaciers
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What is the difference between an esker and moraine?
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An esker is sorted by glacial water, and a moraine is unsorted by the ice itself.
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