5th Grade Earth Science

Question 1

Ways humans help control the effects of destructive forces...

Accepted Answer

Dams, Storm Drains, Levees

Question 2

Erupting volcanoes in the ocean create new islands when the lava cools.

Accepted Answer

Deposition

Question 3

Georgia's state bird is called the...

Accepted Answer

Brown Thrasher

Question 4

A volcano can be both a constructive and destructive force.

Accepted Answer

Yes

Question 5

Deposition is the final part of the constructive force process...

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

A constructive force is responsible for...

Accepted Answer

forming new land

Question 7

Weathering is the...

Accepted Answer

break down of rock

Question 8

A landslide moves loose dirt and plants down a mountainside.

Accepted Answer

Erosion

Question 9

The two types of weathering are...

Accepted Answer

Physical & Chemical weathering

Question 10

An earthquake breaks a large piece of rock off an embankment.

Accepted Answer

Weathering

Question 11

A glacier breaks rocks off the side of a mountain.

Accepted Answer

Weathering

Question 12

Georgia's state flower is called the...

Accepted Answer

Cherokee Rose

Question 13

Tornadoes can be both a constructive and destructive force?

Accepted Answer

No

Question 14

Erosion is the movement of weathered rock from place to place.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

The state of Georgia is famously known for this fruit...

Accepted Answer

Peach

Question 16

The three GA regions characterized by steep mountains and valleys are...

Accepted Answer

Ridge & Valley Region, Appalachian Region, Blue Ridge Region

Question 17

Both the city of Atlanta and Woodstock are located in the __________ region of GA.

Accepted Answer

Piedmont Region

Question 18

Most of Earth's volcanoes are found in the Pacific Ocean region known as the...

Accepted Answer

Ring of Fire

Question 19

A sandstorm creates sand dunes on the beach.

Accepted Answer

Deposition

Question 20

The region of GA located near the Atlantic Ocean...

Accepted Answer

Atlantic Costal Plains Region

Question 21

A destructive force is responsible for...

Accepted Answer

breaking down land

Question 22

The GA region characterized by rolling hills and plateaus is the...

Accepted Answer

Piedmont Region

Question 23

Georgia's state tree is called the...

Accepted Answer

Live Oak

Question 24

To which state does this flag belong?

Accepted Answer

Georgia

Question 25

Heavy rains move rocks and sediments from a hillside.

Accepted Answer

Erosion

5th Grade Earth Science

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5th Grade Earth Science

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