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Land Sea and Sky (Y4)
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1
How is sedimentary rock formed?
by layers of sediment being pressed down hard and sticking together
by magma or lava in an eruption
2
The area of land that is beside a river and likely to flood is called...
meander
estuary
floodplain
drainage basin
3
How does
cooling
create a change in state?
tick all that apply
it causes condensation of a gas to a liquid
it causes melting from a solid to a liquid
it causes freezing of a liquid to a solid
it causes evaporation from of a liquid to s gas
4
What are the names of the female parts of a plant?
stamen and filament
petal
style, stigma and ovule
seeds
5
What's the collective name given to materials carried by water in a river (e.g. the rocks, sand, leaves, stones etc.)
erosion
rubble
litter
sediment
6
How does
heating
create a change in state?
tick all that apply
it causes evaporation from of a liquid to s gas
it causes condensation of a gas to a liquid
it causes melting from a solid to a liquid
it causes freezing of a liquid to a solid
7
What is the name of the beginning of a river?
source
waterhead
tributary
river
8
Water that comes out of the ground from the water table is called a....
confluence
spring
drainage basin
waterfall
9
A stream or smaller river that joins a river is called a...
meander
tributary
estuary
mouth
10
The area of land drained by a river is called the..
drainage basin
groundwater
Argos
water table
11
The point where two rivers join is called a...
meander
erosion
confluence
ox bow lake
12
How does water in rivers and oceans
affect the landscape
?
It causes erosion (carries soil and sediment away and breaks down rocks)
It keeps the land clean and tidy
It creates causes earthquakes
It creates top soil
13
Which word best describes this river phenomena?
waterfall
meander
mouth
estuary
14
Parts of a flower.
Pistil
Petal
Sepal
Stamen
15
which of these is
NOT
a classification of a vertebrate?
insect
mammal
fish
bird
reptile
amphibian
16
How is igneous rock formed?
It's formed by layers of sediment being pressed down hard and compacting
it's formed from magma or lava
17
Plants make their own food.
False
True
18
How is soil formed?
soil fairies poop it out
erosion of rock over time combines with remains of plants and animals
through precipitation in the water cycle
it erupts from volcanoes
19
Where do animals get their energy from?
batteries
the food they eat
the air they breath
the sun
20
The mouth is in the upper course of the river
True
False
21
The process when a river wears away at the river bed and bank is called
scraping
erosion
Peter
sediment
22
Which natural phenomena affect the landscapes? Tick
ALL
that apply
tectonic activity (volcanoes and earthquakes)
erosion by water and ice
rainbows
climate (e.g. temperature)
23
When a river reaches the sea, it loses energy and deposits its sediment creating a...
delta
meander
estuary
mudland
24
What is the name of the male reproductive parts of a flower.
Ovary and ovule
Stigma and style
Petals and ovary
Anther and filament
