Which side of the hill would you climb a greater elevation to get to the top?

You would climb the same elevation

Which of the following is NOT TRUE based on evidence from the map?

Most earthquakes occur in Australia

Which option shows ALL slow changes to the Earth?

Tree roots, chemical weathering, freezing water, rain

Why did the earthquake move the fence?

It is built on a fault line and it shifted with the plates

Which option shows ONLY rapid changes to the Earth?

Landslides, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, flash floods

What explains how these rocks were deposited on the beach that is far from mountains?

A glacier melted after scraping across a rocky surface

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1
Which side of the hill would you walk a longer distance to get to the top?
Impossible to know
You would walk the same distance on either side
Side B
Side A
2
Which side of the hill would you climb a greater elevation to get to the top?
Impossible to know
You would climb the same elevation
Side B
Side A
3
Which of the following is NOT TRUE based on evidence from the map?
Earthquakes and volcanoes often happen in similar locations
More volcanoes happen in the Pacific than the Atlantic
Volcanoes often occur where continents meet oceans
Most earthquakes occur in Australia
4
Which option shows ALL slow changes to the Earth?
Earthquakes, chemical weathering, landslides, rain
Tree roots, volcanic eruptions, freezing water, floods
Tree roots, chemical weathering, freezing water, rain
Volcanic eruptions, landslides, earthquakes, flash floods
5
Why did the earthquake move the fence?
The earth shook it there
It is built on a fault line and it shifted with the plates
Water moved it to a new place
The earthquake deposited it to a new place
6
What event most likely caused the change in the fence?
Flood
Landslide
Earthquake
Volcano
7
Which option shows ONLY rapid changes to the Earth?
Tree roots, volcanic eruptions, freezing water, earthquakes
Chemical weathering, floods, earthquakes, freezing water
Landslides, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, flash floods
Tree roots, chemical weathering, freezing water, rain
8
What caused this landform to form?
Flood
Earthquake
Volcano
Landslide
9
What caused this landform to form?
Earthquake
Glacier
Flood
Volcano
10
What caused this landform to form?
Earthquake
Glacier
Volcano
Landslide
11
What explains how these rocks were deposited on the beach that is far from mountains?
A glacier melted after scraping across a rocky surface
A volcano erupted and the rocks landed on the beach
An earthquake deposited the rocks on the beach
A flood washed the rocks onto the beach from the ocean
12
What caused this landform to form?
Earthquake
Flood
Volcano
Landslide

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