Scientific Method
Weathering & Erosion
Landforms
Human Impact
Physical & Chemical Weathering
100

What is the first step in the scientific method?

What is asking a question?

100

What is physical weathering?

What is the breaking down of rocks without changing their composition?

100

Name a landform created by glacial activity.

What is a moraine or a valley?  

100

What is deforestation?

What is the clearing of trees for land use?

100

What is an example of chemical weathering?

What is rust forming on iron?

200

Why is it important to have a control group in an experiment?

What is to ensure that the results are due to the variable being tested?

200

Give an example of erosion.

What is the movement of soil by wind or water?

200

What is a delta?

What is a landform created where a river meets a body of water?

200

How does urbanization impact natural habitats?

What is it reduces natural spaces and can lead to habitat loss?

200

How does acid rain contribute to weathering?

What is it can dissolve minerals in rocks?

300

Define a variable in an experiment.

What is a factor that can change in an experiment?

300

How does chemical weathering differ from physical weathering?

What is chemical weathering changes the composition of rocks?

300

Identify a landform that is unique to Florida.

What is a coastline or a swamp?

300

Name a consequence of desertification.

What is the loss of arable land and increased drought?

300

Explain how temperature changes can lead to physical weathering.

What is repeated heating and cooling can cause rocks to crack?

400

What is the purpose of collecting data during an investigation?

What is to analyze and support conclusions?

400

Name a natural agent of erosion.

What is water, wind, or ice?

400

Describe how mountains are formed.

What is through tectonic activity or volcanic eruptions?

400

How does human activity affect water quality?

What is pollution from factories or runoff from agriculture?

400

Name a physical weathering process.

What is freeze-thaw action?

500

Explain why scientific investigations should be replicable.

What is to allow others to verify results and conclusions?

500

Describe how deposition occurs after erosion.

What is when eroded materials are dropped off in a new location?

500

What is the difference between a lake and a river?

What is a lake is a standing body of water while a river is flowing?

500

Describe how human-induced erosion occurs.

What is through activities like farming, construction, and deforestation?

500

Describe the role of roots in weathering.

What is roots can grow into cracks in rocks and break them apart?

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