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Wind, Water & Land

Unit Test Review

Slide 3 / 29 Lesson Notes Lesson Notes

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Wind Erosion Water Erosion

Sudden Erosion Controlling Water

Landforms

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Slide 5 / 29 What is wind?

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The sun _______ up the earth's surface and causes the air above it move upwards. move to reveal move to reveal Category 1 - 200

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See a cloud move across the sky, see a tree blowing in the wind, hear it blowing, feel it on your skin J eopardy Board

What are two ways you can tell there is wind? move to reveal move to reveal Category 1 - 300 Slide 8 / 29 Category 1 - 400 What is a sandstorm?

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move to reveal move to reveal Slide 9 / 29 Category 1 - 500 How is wind created?

J eopardy Board The sun heats up the earth, causing the warm air to rise. Cooler air moves in to take its place.

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 10 / 29 Category 2 - 100 What is a delta?

J eopardy Board A landform at the mouth of the water formed by the deposition

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move to reveal move to reveal Slide 11 / 29 Category 2 - 200 What are things that are used to control the flow of water?

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move to reveal move to reveal Slide 12 / 29 Category 2 - 300 Explain how water erosion works?

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Slide 13 / 29 Category 2 - 400 What are two landforms that are created by water erosion?

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move to reveal move to reveal Slide 14 / 29 Category 2 - 500 Sudden flooding due to intense rain is called what?

J eopardy Board Flash Flood

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 15 / 29 Category 3 - 100 What is a tornado?

J eopardy Board A rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground.

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 16 / 29 Category 3 - 200 What is a severe tropical storm?

J eopardy Board Hurricane

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J eopardy Board True, waves can cause shore lines to be reshaped and can wash way beaches and the surrounding areas.

move to reveal move to reveal True or False: waves a form of sudden erosion? Slide 18 / 29 Category 3 - 400 What is a flash flood?

J eopardy Board Sudden flooding that occurs when floodwater rises rapidly due to intense rain.

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Slide 19 / 29 Category 3 - 500 What are two types of sudden erosion that can dramatically change the landscape?

J eopardy Board Hurricanes, Tornados, Flash Flooding

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 20 / 29 Category 4 - 100 What are the three ways humans attempt to control the flow of water?

J eopardy Board Dikes, Dams and Levees

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 21 / 29 Category 4 - 200 What could be used to help prevent flash flooding?

J eopardy Board A dam helps stop and store the water, thus preventing downstream flooding.

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 22 / 29 Category 4 - 300 What is a dam?

J eopardy Board A barrier made across a river to control the flow of water downstream.

move to reveal move to reveal Slide 23 / 29 Category 4 - 400 What is a dike?

J eopardy Board An embankment used to reclaim areas of land that would normally be underwater.

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J eopardy Board Dams are constructed to stop and store runoff during heavy

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back water and prevent the flooding low lying areas.

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Deep valley with steep sides,

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Category 5 - 100 What is a canyon?

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J eopardy Board An area of low lying land surrounded by hills or mountains.

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J eopardy Board Natural features of the earth surface.

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J eopardy Board Snakes, vultures, Bighorn Sheep, ect.

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J eopardy Board Answers may vary, any acceptable answers may be accepted (ducks, birds, ect)

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