
Twig 4th Grade Mod 3 Review
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Brandon Chong
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10 Slides • 13 Questions
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The rocks at the bottom of the Grand Canyon are the oldest.
The Grand Canyon
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Multiple Choice
What fossil did scientists find at the bottom layer of the canyon?
trilobite
shark tooth
shark baby
footprints
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Multiple Choice
What fossil did scientists find at the top layer of the canyon?
trilobite
shark tooth
shark baby
footprints
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Multiple Choice
Was the Grand Canyon always a desert landscape?
Yes
No
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This layer is about 515 million years old. Sediment was brought here and deposited.
This layer was underwater. Many animals lived in this sea.
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Changes to the planet can be quick, deadly, and catastrophic or slow and unnoticeable
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Multiple Choice
Is the landscape only changing because of nature?
Yes, natural things like tornados and hurricanes
No, humans are capable of changing the land
Humans are the only reason nature is changing
Nature does everything on its own
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Multiple Choice
Are the Great Lakes made by a quick change or a slow change?
quick
slow
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Definition
the process of wearing or being worn by long exposure to the atmosphere.
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Definition
the process of eroding or being eroded by wind, water, or other natural agents.
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Multiple Choice
Ture or false. Water is the only cause of erosion.
True
False
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Open Ended
What were the 2 types of glaciers we modeled in class?
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Open Ended
What happened when we pushed the plain glacier on the sand?
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Poll
True or False. The rock glacier left pieces of it behind as it pushed down.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False. The rock glacier scratched up the clay surface.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False. The plain glacier moved more easily on the sand than on the clay.
True
False
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When the glaciers pushed on the sandy surface, it left some water behind it. It also pushed the sand around it. It disturbed the land. It also pushed a lot of the sand to the front. This is modeling SEDIMENT. Water carries SEDIMENT down. It can also collect it too and not stay plain.
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Poll
Do you think oceans and streams are continuing to change the landscape today?
Yes
No
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Erosion can take millions of years to see the change. No human has ever witnessed it happening.
Erosion
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Erosion and changes are also affecting manmade structures. The Great Wall of China is one example. Naturally, the wind and rain erodes part of it. But can humans do to change it?
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Poll
Are you ready for the test?
Yes, thank you for the review!
No, but I will try my best.
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