
Mass Movements
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10th - 12th Grade
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Tim Gault
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by Tim Gault
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Describe and recognized four types of mass movements - slump, creep, rockslides and mudflows and know the force that initiates them.
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Multiple Choice
The process responsible for moving material downslope under the influence of gravity is called ___.
erosion
weathering
mass movement
soil formation
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Multiple Choice
Which one of the following factors contribute greatly to mass wasting?
removal of vegetation
oversteepening of slope
gravity
ground vibrations
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Multiple Choice
When a block of material moves downslope along a curved surface, the type of mass movement is called ___.
a rockfall
a rockslide
a slump
creep
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Multiple Choice
The picture is likely the result of _____.
slump
creep
a mudflow
a landslide
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Fill in the Blanks
The image shown is likely the result of a
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Describe and recognized four types of mass movements - slump, creep, rockslides and mudflows and know the force that initiates them
On next few slides, let's see.
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Match
Match the following.
gravity
erosion
rockslide
creep
mudflow
driving force behind mass movements
movement of weathered materials
the result of rocks flowing downhill
slow, downslope movement of soil
low of debris and dirt and water
driving force behind mass movements
movement of weathered materials
the result of rocks flowing downhill
slow, downslope movement of soil
low of debris and dirt and water
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Image shown is likely the result of _______.
a mudflow
an avalanche
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Fill in the Blanks
Image shown depicts
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Fill in the Blanks
The image shown is likely the result of
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Multiple Choice
What do all mass movements have in common?
they are the result of weathering
they are the result of gravity
they are the result of heavy rains
they are triggered by an earthquake
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