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What is the purpose of a levee?
To prevent flooding
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This prevents flooding during heavy rainstorms and can often be seen on the side of streets.
storm drain
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an earthquake is caused by a crack in the crust called a
fault
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In which type of climate are you most likely to find a sand dune?
Dry
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What does erosion do?
MOVES broken pieces of rock
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Beaches that are eroded are reclaimed through..
sand dredging
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The earth has 20 ____________ that move toward, past, or against each other.
plates
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Weathering is...
the BREAKDOWN of rock
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Farmers use different methods like ______ and _______ to prevent the loss of soil on their land.
terracing and contour plowing
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Earthquakes MOST LIKELY occur near..
Faults
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Deposition is a process that..
DROPS/DEPOSITS sediment
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Which word names a force that pulls pieces of rock downhill?
Gravity
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Where do deltas form?
At river mouths
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What forms moraines?
glaciers
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Erosion helps move this from one place in order to deposit it someplace else.
sediment
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What feature forms from wind deposition?
Sand dunes
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This is the process that can cause beaches to get smaller over time
Erosion
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A tool that records earthquakes is called a..
seismograph
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This landform is when sediment is deposited at the mouth of a river
delta
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Volcanoes and earthquakes are both _________ and _________ processes because they can destroy and build up the Earth
constructive and destructive
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This is a structure built across a river to control its flow
Dam
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