unit 3 chapter 4 Science

how can landforms erode quickly?

• Gentle breeze

• Heavy rainfall, strong winds, and fast-moving water
• slow water

• no rainfall/small amount rainfall

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define scale

• how big/small something is

• how fast or slow events happen

• when events happen

• the biggest item

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which changes are noticeable soon after they happen?

• slow changes

• quick changes

• no changes

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Match the following

• happen quickly

• slow changes

• how big/small something is

• scale

• take years to occur

• quick changes

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which take several years to notice or for changes to occur

• quick changes

• slow changes

• no changes

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Match the following types of changes

• hurricane-fast change

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• mountain form-slow

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• tsunami-fast change

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• glacier-slow change

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• river get wider-slow

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Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) quick changes

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(b) slow changes

• tornado

• glacial movement

• erosion

• forest fire

• continental drift

• hurricane

• soil deposition

• mountain formation

• weathering

• earthquake

• landslide

• plate tectonics

• slow moving river

• tsunami

• flood

• volcanic eruptions

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Organize these options into the right categories of changes

Groups:

(a) fast change

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(b) slow change

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