Gradual Change
Sudden Changes
Volcanoes
Earthquakes/Tsunamis
Scientific Tools
100

Three things which can change a landform gradually

What are wind, liquid water, and ice

100

True or False

Erosion can be a gradual or sudden chnge in a landform

What is true

100

These are the four layers of the Earth

What are crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core

100

These are the ways scientists describe how the plates of the Earth's crust move

What are push, pull,and grind

100

These are FOUR examples of tools scientist use to study the changes in the surface of the Earth

What are seismographs, tidal gauges, sensors, and satellite systems

200

This is the removal of soil and rock due to wind and water

What is erosion

200

This is a sudden movement of snow, soil, and rock down a steep mountain

What is an avalanche

200

This is an opening in the Earth's crust

What is a volcano

200

This is the shaking of the Earth's surface

What is an earthquake

200

This tool is used to watch for physical changes from space

What is a satellite system

300

These are the people who make maps

Who are cartographers

300

This is a sudden movement of DRY soil and rock down a steep slope

What is a landslide

300

These are the three kinds of volcanoes

What are active, dormant, and extinct

300

This is a series of large ocean waves caused by underwater earthquakes and/or volcanoes

What is a tsunami

300

This tool is used to setect gas and chemical changes within a volcano

What is a sensor

400
This kind of map shows mountains, valleys, and rivers

What is a relief map

400

This is a sudden movement of WET soil and rock down a steep slope

What is a mudslide

400

This is how you would describe active, dormant, and extinct volcanoes

What is:  active- continues to errupt;   dormant- sleeping, not currently errupting;  extinct- dead, not expected to errupt again

400

This is where volcanoes and earthquakes might occur

What is on dry land and underwater

400

This tool monitors seismic vibrations on the ocean floor

What is a tidal gauge

500

This is the main reason relief maps need to be updated

What is landforms change

500

These are ways landforms change due to landslides, mudslides, and avalanches (name as many as you can)

What are: 

uproots trees, moves soil, blocks rivers, covers roads, destroys homes, causes flooding

500

These are examples of how volcanoes can change a landform

What are cover roads, block rivers, destroy plants and trees, bury lakes, build up sides of mountains

500

These are examples of how earthquakes and tsunamis might change a landform

What are:(earthquake) drain rivers, fill rivers with soil, roads split apart, (tsunami)cover homes with debris and sand, uproot trees, kill animals, major flooding, wash away large parats of islands

500

This tool is used to measure vibrations, or seismic waves

What is a seismograph

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