WorksheetsUnit 6-Investigating Processes that Change Earth(SCIENCE)
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 45mins
broken rock mixture
soil
decomposition
weathering
soil formation
decomposers(organisms) break down
volcano
weathering
soil
decomposition
breaking down of rock
soil formation
weathering
earthquake
landslide
formed by weathering of rock and decomposition of organism remains
weathering
decomposition
soil formation
soil
shaking and vibrations
erupt
landslide
volcano
earthquake
volcano release of pressure/explode
landslide
erupt
earthquake
volcano
falling land
decomposition
soil formation
landslide
erupt
making new land from opening
landslide
erupt
volcano
earthquake
a type of soil with large grains and can drain water easily
clay
organic soil
sand
erupt
a type of soil with small grains and can retain(hold) water easily
sand
landform
organic soil
clay
a type of soil that includes decomposition of plant and animal materials
natural resource
organic soil
physical environment
sand
a natural feature of the earth's surface
landform
physical environment
natural resource
natural hazard
any natural process that is a potential threat to human life and property
physical environment
natural resource
landform
natural hazard
the physical surroundings in which we live, work, and play
landform
physical environment
natural hazard
natural resource
anything in the environment that humans use
natural resource
natural hazard
physical environment
landform
