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2 Unit 1 Lesson1-4

3 100 200 400 300 400 CHOICE 1CHOICE 2CHOICE 3 CHOICE 4 300 200 400 200 100 500 100 200 300 400 CHOICE 5 100 500

4 Row 1, Col 1 2 types of weathering Chemical & Physical

5 1,2 Define erosion? The movement of soil from one place to another.

6 1,3 How does an alluvial fan form? A stream slows down and deposits sediment on land over time.

7 1,4 How might erosion by groundwater create a landform? Acidic water dissolves rocks underwater to form a cavern.

8 1,5 What is a cavern? A cave or a chamber in a cave.

9 2,1 What cause a Valley to form? Running Water

10 2,2 Where is a delta formed? Where the river enters the ocean.

11 2,3 How does the gopher tortoise cause physical weathering? It moves rocks above ground where it is exposed to wind and rain.

12 2,4 What is groundwater? Water that is below the Earth’s surface

13 2,5 What is a shoreline? Where land and a body of water meet.

14 3,1 Why is Loess valuable? Forms good soil for faming

15 3,2 How is Loess formed? Dust blown by wind making layers of dust build up.

16 3,3 What landform is mainly created by erosion by groundwater? Underground cavern

17 3,4 What causes cracks in rocks to grow larger? Plant roots and ice

18 3,5 What mainly causes sand dunes? Wind

19 4,1 What would happen if the slope of a stream was increased? Water speed and erosion increase

20 4,2 What force mainly causes landslides, rock falls, and mudslides? Gravity

21 4,3 What weather condition mainly causes landslides, rock falls, and mudslides? Rain

22 4,4 Release acid into soil increasing chemical weathering. How do decaying leaves affect rocks in the soil?

23 4,5 Melting ice blocks and Sediment What is needed for kettle lakes to form?

24 5,1 What landform most likely formed beneath a sinkhole? Cave

25 5,2 Define Creep. Mass movement caused by gravity

26 5,3 What causes the deposition of sand at a delta? River water slowing down as it enter the ocean

27 5,4 What type of rock is most affected by acids? Marble

28 5,5 Define abrasion. A shape change due to exposure to wind/a change in size


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