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WorksheetsFOSS soils and weathering
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 22mins
Pieces of rocks blown away by the wind is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
Rock broken into smaller bits is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
Pieces of rocks settle in a new location is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
A river flows into the ocean. Earth materials are deposited over a wide area. Which landform is likely to form?
Alluvial Fan
Delta
Valley
Mountain
How far did the earth materials travel in Table A?
45 cm
20 cm
35 cm
40 cm
How far did the earth materials travel in Table B?
45 cm
20 cm
35 cm
40 cm
Stream Table A moved 50 cm. Stream Table B moved 40 cm. Which table do you think had the larger slope?
Table A
Table B
Pieces of rocks blown away by the wind is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
Rock broken into smaller bits is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
Pieces of rocks settle in a new location is an example of ________.
erosion
weathering
deposition
A river flows into the ocean. Earth materials are deposited over a wide area. Which landform is likely to form?
Alluvial Fan
Delta
Valley
Mountain
How far did the earth materials travel in Table A?
45 cm
20 cm
35 cm
40 cm
How far did the earth materials travel in Table B?
45 cm
20 cm
35 cm
40 cm
Stream Table A moved 50 cm. Stream Table B moved 40 cm. Which table do you think had the larger slope?
Table A
Table B
Which of the following is NOT an example of slow change to Earth's surface?
tree roots growing
weathering
erosion
landslides
Pieces of weathered rock such as sand, deposited by wind, water, and ice
particle
sediment
sandstone
nutrient
Why does water flow the fastest in a mountain stream?
Mountains have the most water.
Mountains have the steepest slope.
Mountains have a longer distance.
The water has to move around boulders.
Which landform is caused by deposition?
valley
arch
delta
canyon
Pieces of rock moving down a mountain with melting snow is an example of ___________ .
weathering
erosion
deposition
Sand carried by the wind and settling in create dunes is an example of _____________ .
erosion
weathering
deposition
What are some agents that can cause erosion? Mark all that apply.
Water
Glaciers
Wind
Growing Trees
Gravity
Which of the following are examples of deposition? Mark all that apply.
Plants growing
Animals burrowing
Formation of deltas
Formation of rocks
Formation of sand dunes
What landform is the picture?
river
mountain
delta
hill
How is a canyon formed?
tornado
heavy rain
erosion
deposition
A river pours into the ocean. Earth materials are deposited over a wide area. Which landform is likely to form?
mountain
valley
alluvial fan
delta
What is erosion? Mark all that apply.
Water carries pieces of rock away from the canyon.
Rock is broken in to smaller pieces.
Pieces of rock are blown away by the wind.
Rocks sit on top of each other to make a big hill.
Which factor causes particles of earth material to settle sooner when they are traveling down a river?
Large particle size
A steep slope
Water that moves quickly
A large amount of flowing water
How is the stream table useful in studying erosion and deposition?
It is model and models do not help us in the real world.
It shows how earth materials move and deposit in a shorter time.
Rivers and landforms are formed by Earth and cannot be represented.
It shows only how clay moves.
