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Wonders workshop book A World of Change
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What is an example of a slow natural process that alters Earth's surface?
Weathering
Volcanic eruptions
Landslides
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What do fast natural processes like volcanic eruptions and landslides have in common?
They can cause severe damage
They create new soil
They happen gradually
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What is a significant effect of deposition by water?
Collapse of valleys
Erosion of mountains
Formation of beaches
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What is one of the main causes of weathering?
Volcanic eruptions
Rain, snow, sun, and wind
Earthquakes
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What does the term 'unpredictable' mean in the context of natural disasters?
Happens without warning
Occurs at regular intervals
Easy to forecast
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How do people try to protect against beach erosion?
By planting trees in the forest
By using heavy machinery to remove sand
By building structures to block ocean waves
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What is one way to prepare for fast-moving natural disasters?
Build taller buildings
Increase the population
Create an emergency plan
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Which type of natural process is described as being able to happen without warning?
Landslides
Erosion
Weathering
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What can erosion cause landforms to do?
Increase in size
Stay the same
Get smaller
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What can a crisis in a community be caused by?
Building new roads
Volcanic eruptions
Planting trees
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Which natural process can create a substantial landform like a sand dune?
Erosion by rivers
Deposition by wind
Volcanic eruptions
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