Wind, Water & Land Unit Test Review Slide 3 / 29 Slide 4 / 29 - PDF document

Slide 1 / 29 Slide 2 / 29 Wind, Water & Land Unit Test Review Slide 3 / 29 Slide 4 / 29 Lesson Notes Lesson Notes Team 1 Score Team 2 Score J eopardy J eopardy J eopardy Directions for using this Smartboard J eopardy template. Double click on the Category names to edit and change. Sudden Controlling Landforms Wind Erosion Water Erosion Edit each of the Question pages with the Question and Erosion Water Answer. You must move the purple reveal box to enter the correct response, then move the reveal box over the 100 100 100 100 100 answer until it is covered. After all questions are entered Save As ... and give it another name. This helps preserve the template. 200 200 200 200 200 The blank purple button in the center of the J eopardy 300 300 300 300 300 board is an Infinite Cloner and is used to place over the question button when you return to the J eopardy Board. This shows that this button has been chosen and can not 400 400 400 400 400 be chosen again. J eopardy Board The white cells are for the score keeper to keep score of 500 500 500 500 500 the teams. Drag the numbers to the cell to change score. Drag the white rectangle to the cell to delete score. Slide 5 / 29 Slide 6 / 29 Category 1 - 200 Category 1 - 100 What is wind? The sun _______ up the earth's surface and causes the air above it move upwards. Heats Wind is moving air move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board

Slide 7 / 29 Slide 8 / 29 Category 1 - 300 Category 1 - 400 What are two ways you can tell What is a sandstorm? there is wind? See a cloud move across the sky, see a tree blowing in the wind, hear it blowing, feel it on your skin Strong winds carrying clouds of move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal sand. J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 9 / 29 Slide 10 / 29 Category 1 - 500 Category 2 - 100 What is a delta? How is wind created? The sun heats up the earth, causing the warm air to rise. A landform at the mouth of the Cooler air moves in to take its water formed by the deposition place. of sediment. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 11 / 29 Slide 12 / 29 Category 2 - 200 Category 2 - 300 What are things that are used Explain how water erosion to control the flow of water? works? Flowing water slowly wears away and breaks down rocks Dams, Dikes and Levees into tiny pieces. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board

Slide 13 / 29 Slide 14 / 29 Category 2 - 400 Category 2 - 500 What are two landforms that Sudden flooding due to are created by water erosion? intense rain is called what? Delta, Canyon, Valley, Waterfall Flash Flood move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 15 / 29 Slide 16 / 29 Category 3 - 100 Category 3 - 200 What is a tornado? What is a severe tropical storm? A rotating column of air extending from a thunderstorm to the ground. Hurricane move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 17 / 29 Slide 18 / 29 Category 3 - 300 Category 3 - 400 What is a flash flood? True or False: waves a form of sudden erosion? True, waves can cause shore Sudden flooding that occurs lines to be reshaped and can when floodwater rises rapidly wash way beaches and the due to intense rain. surrounding areas. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board

Slide 19 / 29 Slide 20 / 29 Category 3 - 500 Category 4 - 100 What are two types of sudden What are the three ways erosion that can dramatically humans attempt to control the change the landscape? flow of water? Hurricanes, Tornados, Flash Flooding Dikes, Dams and Levees move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 21 / 29 Slide 22 / 29 Category 4 - 200 Category 4 - 300 What is a dam? What could be used to help prevent flash flooding? A barrier made across a river to A dam helps stop and store the water, thus preventing control the flow of water downstream. downstream flooding. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 23 / 29 Slide 24 / 29 Category 4 - 400 Category 4 - 500 What is a dike? How can dams and levees help prevent flooding? An embankment used to reclaim Dams are constructed to stop areas of land that would and store runoff during heavy normally be underwater. rains. Levees are built to hold back water and prevent the flooding low lying areas. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board

Slide 25 / 29 Slide 26 / 29 Category 5 - 100 Category 5 - 200 What is a canyon? What is a valley? Deep valley with steep sides, often with a river flowing through An area of low lying land the bottom. surrounded by hills or mountains. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 27 / 29 Slide 28 / 29 Category 5 - 300 Category 5 - 400 What is a landform? What animals might make a canyon their home? Snakes, vultures, Bighorn Natural features of the earth Sheep, ect. surface. move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board J eopardy Board Slide 29 / 29 Category 5 - 500 What animals would live in a delta? Answers may vary, any acceptable answers may be accepted (ducks, birds, ect) move to reveal move to reveal J eopardy Board