
Module 6 Lesson 1: Mass Movements
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Wyatt Coffey
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Module 6: Mass Movements, Wind and Glaciers
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Mass Movements
Mass Movement is the downslope movement of soil and rock resulting from the force of gravity.
Mass Movements are directly effected by weather conditions and climate.
They can range from small rock falls to massive amounts of material drastically changing landscapes.
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Read the Chapter and Finish Your Notes Before Working on the Questions That Follow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mknStAMia0Q
You can also follow this link to a short video with some more information on mass movements (and some sweet footage).
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Multiple Choice
What is the one factor that causes mass movements above all else.
Earthquakes
Gravity
Wind
Fire
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Multiple Select
Check all below that are factors the book mentions influence mass movements
Material Weight
Material Resistance to Sliding
A Trigger
Water
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Multiple Choice
A slow, steady downward movement is called
Rush
Pour
Creep
Crawl
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Study this slide carefully, the next question will ask you about it!!
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Multiple Choice
How would you classify this Mass Movement? (now that you're an expert and all)
Creep
Avalanche
Rock fall
Mudslide
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Multiple Choice
Unlike mudslides, Landslides typically move as:
A bunch on tiny pieces
Almost like a thick liquid
One big piece
Uphill
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Multiple Select
How many avalanches happen in the mountains of the Western US? (quick go grab your book and turn to page 141!!)
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14,00,000
10,000
7,851
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Human Impact
Mass movements are natural, but human activity can impact their size and frequency.
Construction of buildings, roads and bridges can make slops unstable.
Looks expensive --->
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Reducing the Risk
We can reduce the risk by not building in areas prone to mass movements, or at the bottom of unstable slopes.
More importantly, we can stop REBUILDING in areas that have already been destroyed.
We can also building trenches, retaining walls, fences and metal nets to catch debris.
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Multiple Choice
However, according to the textbook these prevention methods are:
Permanent and work perfectly
Temporary Solutions
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Poll
If you could choose any age to stay for the rest of your life, what would it be?
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