Time Traveling Tour Guides DQ 4 Quiz

True or false: Oceans and streams continue to change landscapes today.

• True
• False

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True or false: Weathering and erosion affect structures built by people.

• True
• False

True or false: Wind and glaciers can cause weathering and erosion.

• True
• False

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True or false: Glaciers are solid so they cannot move.

• True
• False

Which of the following does NOT cause erosion?

• The sun
• The wind
• The rain
• The sea

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This information will help you on the next 5 questions:

A glacier is a large body of compressed snow. It moves very slowly over hundreds of years. As it moves, it can erode the ground it passes over. The following diagram shows four different tests. The tests show how ice moves over different materials: sand and clay.

A block of ice is added to each of the four trays. In Diagrams A and B, the blocks of ice have formed from water only.

In Diagrams C and D, the blocks of ice have formed with a layer of gravel at the bottom. The blocks of ice are pushed in the direction of the arrows very slowly. The blocks of ice are then left to melt.

Did you read the information carefully?

• Yes, I read it carefully.

• No, I need to read it again.

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Is the following statement True or False?

Both the plain ice and the gravel ice leave a path in the sand.

• True

• False

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Is the following statement True or False?

Sometimes gravel falls off the ice block and is left behind, embedded in the sand or clay.

• True

• False

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Is the following statement True or False?

The gravel ice leaves scratches in the clay and grooves in the sand.

• True

• False

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Is the following statement True or False?

The plain ice moves more easily on the sand than the clay.

• True

• False