4th Grade Unit 18 Science Review

Which one of these would not be likely to increase erosion?

• Removing trees and grass from a hillside

• A sudden heavy rainstorm

• Growing more plants along a road

• A glacier moving down a valley

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Volcanoes and earthquakes are both caused by:

• Erosion and weathering

• The movement of Earth’s plates

• Water moving under the Earth’s surface

• More rocks created inside Earth

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Which picture provides an example of weathering?

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How did this rock crack?

• Erosion

  The rock was carried away and split in half

• Weathering

  Water froze in a small crack of the rock, causing it to split in half.

• The rock was always like it is in the picture.

• Weathering

  A storm caused rain to spit the rock in half.

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What type of weathering is in the picture?

• Biological Weathering

  Color change caused by nature

• Mechanical Weathering

  Color change caused by movement of rocks

• Chemical Weathering

  Color change caused because of a reaction to the rust on the chain

• This is not an example of weathering

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What is weathering?

• The movement of rocks that have been broken down into smaller pieces by water, wind, and ice.

• The breaking down of rock ibto smaller pieces by water, wind, and ice.

• What is happening outside on any given day.

• People knocking down trees to build houses.

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What type of weathering is in this picture?

• Biological Weathering

  Changes caused by nature

  (rain, snow, ice)

• Chemical Weathering

  Changes caused by a reaction to another force such as acid rain

• Mechanical Weathering

  Changes caused by the breaking down of the rock or pressure applied to the rock.

What is erosion?

• The movement of rocks that have been broken down into smaller pieces by water, wind, and ice.

• The breaking down of rock ibto smaller pieces by water, wind, and ice.

• What is happening outside on any given day.

• People knocking down trees to build houses.

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How does weathering and erosion affect Earth's surface?

(There is more than one answer)

• Makes cracks in Earth's surface.

• Changes the shape of a landform

• Rocks are broken down into smaller pieces

• Makes holes in landforms

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The images show two design solutions for protecting humans from earthquakes. Assume that both structures are made from the same materials. Which solution would you choose?

• Design A

  Lower Structure

  Wide Structure

  Lots of beams to keep the structure steady

• Design B

  Taller Structure

  Narrow Structure

  Less Beams

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